Links from this episode:

David Tames Mac Coolant Leak Video
CNN iReport Top Three Hurricane Kyle Reports via Steve Garfield
Learn Videoblogging via Steve Garfield.  Warning: Video plays when page loads.
David Tames Book Recommendation (buy it used): Editing Techniques with Final Cut Pro (2nd Edition)
by Michael Wohl
‘Teenage Tourettes Camp 10‘ had a happy ending. Great doccumentary via Steve Garfield
The Carol and Steve Show: Episode 29 – The Porch, Part 1
Spices of Life via Steve Garfield
John Herman likes Mogulus
Steve Garfield and David Tames recommend tools Qik, Vimeo, BlipTV, TubeMogul
David Tames Practical Sound Recording and Editing Techniques For Better Video
John Herman’s strange new show, OddNogginLand
Steve Garfield invites all to Boston Media Makers
Tim Street’s thoughts on monetizing video at his blog
David Tames blog Contact info
Good LA Times article on Tim Street
John Herman invites all to NH Media Makers
David Tames Documentary Video Bootcamp Course at MassArt
John Herman’s site
Steve Garfield’s site
M J Carrasquillo site (participant from chat room)
Leslie Poston’s sites bio, blog, work

Upcoming Episodes:

Next episodes are all a bit light in tone – hey, it’s the holidays! Let’s have a little fun with our online world.

12/14/08 10PM EST Online Shopping Tips, Tricks, and Sources with several guests, including a possible cameo from SavvyAuntie

Break for Christmas/New Year’s Eve – Happy Holidays

1/4/09 10PM EST New Year, New You – fashion and image advice for the sartorial internet and social media lover with panelists Dmitri Gunn, Jamey Sheuy, Thomas Edwards and possibly Scott Monty if he is available

1/18/09 10PM EST Marketing and Enjoying Wine Online – all of the ways to find, sell, market, and enjoy wine online with panelists Cata Vino, Emilio Seaz ven Eerd from Las Casa de las Vides, Craig Dollett from Bin Ends Wine and many more

Topics on Fire can be followed at this link to receive notices when a new episode is about to air.

Tonight marks Episode TEN of Topics on Fire, and it is going to be a good one, folks. Do stop by to hear Steve Garfield, John Herman, Tim Street and others discuss online video and how they do what they do, from creating interactive television series like Gravityland, to getting featured on the BBC as a citizen journalist to monetizing online video and everything in between. I’m pretty excited for this panel, and I hope to see you there.

Please note the NEW TIME for Topics on Fire, 10PM Eastern, by popular request.

Again, that’s Topics on Fire tonight at 10PM EST with @stevegarfield @johnherman @1timstreet etc about VIDEO – pass it on!

For those unfamiliar with the concept, the New Hampshire meetings are held at Crackskulls in Newmarket. Newmarket is under construction, so parking is both strange and scarce right now. Don’t panic. Bring your towel. If you drive past the coffee house you will see a parking lot on your left you can use, then just walk back down the hill. The coffee house has limited seating, but makes up for it with WiFi and good company.

There is a meet and greet session at the beginning of the morning, from about 10:00 until 10:30. Mingle! Bring business cards or slips of paper to write on, or your smart phone, laptop or camera to take photos and notes. At 10:30 everyone settles down to talk about what they are doing, what they want to be doing and share ideas and help. It’s a great time, and everyone has three minutes to talk about projects or events.

If I can go I’ll be talking about my upcoming BlitzCall, the next Topics on Fire podcast and my need for educators using social media and technology in the classroom on the panel, my new writing gig at Mashable (they are giving me a forum for my pet topic social media for social change in the real world), my upcoming Mac podcast for my gig at Blorge, a new feature of my company Uptown Uncorked where I am offering individual mentoring on using social media (just like my classes, but for individuals who thrive better one on one), and more. Heck, if John‘s dad Jack is there and I can get there I’d thank him for doing my generation gap podcast – he was outstanding. The audience loved him. I’d also show off my HTC Mogul’s new ability to take Qik videos – thanks to the folks at Qik for letting me beta test the program for my phone model.

On a side note: there are photos and videos. Lots and lots and lots. If you are not comfortable being online, sit in the back. I will say that the guys are usually pretty understanding – if a photo of you gives you heart palpitations online, they will swap it out for a better photo of you from the same meeting, but… a photo or video of you will be posted somewhere, at some point, at this meeting. It’s easier to just deal with it. You’ll have a better time.

Maybe I’ll see you there but if not – have fun without me and keep me posted!