SPANKING PODCASTS by SPANKOZ AUSTRALIA ...................

In another vain attempt to keep ahead of the pack , Spankoz has ventured into podcasting , which means that you may hear what we have to say about spanking on your PC , iPod etc at anytime ( e.g. when you are doing your daily EXERCISES ) . These are big files ( 20 MB + ) to download and require a broadband connection , that is unless you are prepared to wait for a long time .

Our podcast content has an Australian flavour , but applies to adult spanking everywhere .

We welcome viewers Email comments and suggestions for this venture into the brave new world of broadband .

" ......... You may think a good spanking is what a lot of people need - but what about the millions of adults begging for a good spanking ? Those who want to be put over your knee and belted with a paddle or lashed with a whip . And what's it all about ? Eroticism , or power ? Whether it be punishment spanking , erotic spanking , or even cyber spanking , we find out who gets spanked , who does the spanking and how you find a spankable partner . "

A few notes about this interview , which was conducted by Sydney ( Aust . ) radio station 2GB in June , 2006 . The interview is 23.5 minutes long ( MP3 file , 21.4 MB ) . The introduction and the questions asked were drafted by the interviewer . She did a professional job , particularly as she was new to the world of adult spanking . Needless to say , there was not sufficient time to cover all 800 pages of the site ( see MENU and CONTENTS for our top level pages ) .

* The " bottom " line is that we can receive a powerful " high " through spanking ( both giving and receiving ) akin to the well known " runner's high " . This " high " has been found to have beneficial side effects and debunks the old concept that spanking between adults was deviant ( sexual ) behaviour . ( See HORMONES AFFECTING SPANKING . )

Fetish Flame 0.2 - The Spanking Show

Atticus and Nova are joined by the lovely and eloquent Mistress Selina Raven to talk about spanking ! She even gives Nova a few tips during an on-air spanking ! Guess who the victim is ? ( Note : We had a little trouble with Nova's mike so her audio is much lower but still audible . )

Rachel has moved back with her family after her time of " rumspringa , " what the Amish call " the running around time . " She's taken her church vows and tries to give up her old wild ways .

But it's not easy - and when some of her old friends are still free to go out and party, she gets tempted - and caught . But it's a serious matter for a young woman - who's now in the church - to get called on by the Bishop after a night of mischief . She could be shunned - and her father can't take that chance .

Rachel might be 21 , but her father has no choice to go back to the same tried and true methods that worked when she was much younger ... Bare bottom spanking .

Starring Keith Jones , and Eslynne Weaver . Now available in IPOD format as well !

" Podcast of " Just a Spanking " from Naughty Spanking Stories from A to Z . The fabulous Jamye Waxman does the the SexPod podcast for Playgirl TV .

" The podcast where LT and JK , two geek babes, talk about Star Trek , science fiction , books , TV , the Internet , sex toys , and William Shatner's butt . "

" There's episode 1 of KinkyCast out of Toronto , it's about like the Fetish Flame show in format :

What I'd love to see ( hear ) is a series of Spanko podcasts for periodic listening , with a wives who discipline show , one about ageplay , and etc . Any budding producers ?

Below is a definition of podcasting from Wikipedia that provides you with information about podcasting , its roots and some of the technical aspects surrounding podcasting . The following is provided free from editing and Spankoz takes no credit for this explanation .

Podcasting , created by former MTV VJ Adam Curry , is a term that was devised as a crisp way to describe the technology used to push audio content from websites down to consumers of that content , who typically listen to it on their iPod ( hence the " pod " ) or other audio player that supports mp3 at their convenience . The term podcasting is meant to rhyme with broadcasting and is a derivative of the iPod platform . While not directly associated with Apples iPod device or iTunes music service , the company did contribute both the desire and the technology for this capability. Podcasting is not unlike time-shifted video software and devices like TiVo , which let you watch what you want when you want by recording and storing video , except that podcasting is used for audio and is currently free of charge . Note , however, that this technology can be used to push any kind of file , including software updates , pictures , and videos .

Podcasting uses an XML - based technology called RSS , or Really Simple Syndication . Content publishers describe new content in an XML RSS file which includes dates , titles , descriptions , and links to MP3 files . This auto-generated file is called an RSS feed . The key to making podcasting work with RSS is enclosures , a feature supported by RSS 2.0 .

What makes podcasting special is that it allows individuals to publish ( podcast ) radio shows , that interested listeners can subscribe to . Before podcasting you could of course record a radio show and put it on your website , but now people can automatically receive new shows , without having to go to a specific site and download it from there .

Commercial-free broadcasts, a smorgasbord of topics and music you've never heard before. Nope, we're not talking about satellite radio -- we're talking podcasting. If you haven't heard of it by now, it's high time you come out of your cave: Pioneered by former MTV VJ Adam Curry, a podcast is basically an audio blog, a program recorded into an MP3 file that you can post or pick up at sites online. You don't need an iPod -- or a Mac -- to create or listen to one, and unlike commercial radio, podcasts don't have to conform to FCC regulations, so there's no limit to what you can say. Want to showcase your best friend's band or embark on an expletive-filled rant about the state of the union? Here's how.

TUNE IN. Before getting creative, see what's already out there. Browse through Web sites such as Podcast.net, and you'll find entries dealing with movies, technology, personal fetishes and the like. If you find one so captivating that you must hear every episode, subscribing for updates is easy: Go to iPodder.org (another podcast directory) and download the software application that fetches podcasts -- you can program it to automatically pull in your favorites as often as you like. Then listen at your convenience using an audio player, such as iTunes or Windows Media Player, or transfer it to your portable MP3 player.

BUILD YOUR OWN (CYBER) RADIO STATION. What's a pundit without a mouthpiece? You'll need one to get heard -- try Logitech's USB Headset 250 ($39; www.logitech.com), which is both PC and Mac friendly. (Alternatively, you can connect a microphone -- sans earpiece -- into your computer's line-in jack and use speakers or headphones to track the sound.) To record your broadcast, we recommend Audacity (audacity.sourceforge.net), a free open-source program that lets you record live audio on PCs and Macs. You'll also need to download Audacity's MP3 encoder separately to translate your files into MP3s -- the podcast format of choice.

TECH SPECS. Listeners will download your podcast from the Web, so you don't want your file to be too large. You can minimize a file's size by lowering both the sampling rate (which determines the sound frequency range) and bit rate (the file space taken up per second of audio) of your recording. First, set the default sampling rate to 16-bit (Audacity lets you do this under the preferences menu). Then try tweaking until you find one that works for you. A high bit rate (around 160 kbps, or kilobits per second) is great for music but overkill for the sound of your voice, in which case 48 kbps would be fine. After a sound check, plug in your mic or headset and let 'er rip. Once you've finished, you'll want to export the recording as an MP3. Your next step is to edit the ID3 tag for your MP3, which names the file so listeners will know what it is.

WORLD WIDE WEB CELEB. Your final step is to upload the podcast to your blog or Web site. (If you don't have your own, Ourmedia, a grassroots project, plans on permanently hosting podcasts later this year for a nominal fee.) Most blogs and Web-hosting programs make it easy -- just attach your MP3 file to a new blog entry. Word of mouth might land you on iPodder or another podcast fetching site (once iPodder catches on to you, it automatically checks for updates, so they only have to hear about you once) or you can submit it to them yourself. Now sit back and wait for the accolades -- or rotten tomatoes.

..... Louis Ramirez , washingtonpost.com