Just spotted this on MAKE (still waiting for issue two guys!)
I have a few friends (Eugene and George listen up!) that are thinking of doing a podcast. Armed with an outline like this it’s pretty much a no brainer to add the content, spiff it up a bit, and figure out how to make it avaliable to the masses. Heck, I might even do my own. Any one want to hear me yak about all the cool stuff I have going on in my life? (write me at ‘teamdroid at gmail dot com’. BTW, if your at a loss on how to decrypt my L33t anti-spam measure than you should go back to your Yahoo page.)
I’ve created guidelines for creating short, organized shows that can help you either get started in podcasting or organize your existing podcast into manageable, predictable chunks. As a society, people have become conditioned over generations to expect certain patterns in radio-like content. Podcasting is no exception. Even if your podcast sounds like radio, the most important piece of the podcasting puzzle is that it’s made by everyday folk.
With this model I’ve created, there is room for flexibility and expandability in the event that you are either missing some of these elements or have longer content (like interviews) that tends to take up more space.
Eric Rice :: How to build a 10 minute podcast