YouTube Mashup

This morning I had some fun with the new online YouTube Video Editor. We joined a few of our popular uploads into one presentation, The Grand Tour, enjoy:

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Radio with pictures

Decidedly low budget my one and only video airchecks were done 18 years ago at a 2,500 watt radio station in the hinterland of west Georgia. At that time I had been doing Christian radio for over a decade and was, frankly, burned out. Any job, easy or not, can become stale. I felt no new ground was broken and I had gone as far as my career would take me. A generation later I returned to this VHS-C tape of my last day at radio home three. Through my YouTube channel I have shared portions of the tape; one particular video has got over a thousand hits! Far more people have seen these YouTube videos than we had total listeners in 1993. You’re invited to look, just click on the link. I could kick myself for not taking any still shots on my Cannon 35mm SLR; like I said, by this time interest in my job was at an all time low so the cost of film seem unjustifiable at the time.

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800 Views

I feel silly calling it a milestone, but my Peanut Whistle videos on YouTube have had over 800 views. Woohoo! I don't know how the site calculates the number. I do suspect that the tally may be considerably more since demographics data is included in the "insight" profiles. How would YouTube know such info without each counted viewer signed in? Yeah, the number is small compared to all the silly cat videos that get a million plus hits; let me have my moment. With that in mind I figure that more people have seen the video tour of my fourth radio home than we had total listeners at the time the station was on the air. Click on the link above to see my YouTube channel. Make sure you subscribe while you're there.

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