Here’s a interesting Adobe AIR application made in about 5 minutes.

It literally took me 11 lines of code and a good 15 minutes to build. Decided to send it to Leo and was happy to hear how excited he was about the app and did a plug for it on the net@night and MacBreak Weekly podcasts.

You can use the application to watch the live video stream and see the schedule for upcoming shows. Looks like it was released just in time to see him do the 24 hour iPhone 3G launch marathon.

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Here’s a good podcasting tool for all you bloggers.  You can use BlogAmp to share your podcasts via “embed”.

I think this is a great idea since a lot of bloggers don’t want to be podcasting all the time and BlogAmp brings you the “share” idea sorta like Youtube.

BlogAmp is an on demand audiocasting service. It comes with a complete content management and admin system, allowing users to customize their presentations and to broadcast them over the internet. Features include free embedding to any blog or website, built in podcast feeds, custom color generator, links to external mp3 files and audience tracking tools.

via killerstartups

Japancast.net features lots of videos and podcasts to help you learn “real” street Japanese.  It’s an interesting idea and a very good niche so keep you eyes on this one.

If your Japanese skills don’t go beyond arigato and konichiwa then JapanCast may be perfect for you. The site teaches Japanese you’d hear on the street, the type you’d learn from watching Anime all day—in fact the site uses Anime in its lessons. Hitomi, your sensei, will teach you Japanese via podcasts.

via killerstartups