Hey Rudy,
Thanks for checking out the podcast. We did an entire 10 episode series on Drupal (about a year and a half ago) and how to get started, I'd recommend you jump back here to check it out.

Why isn't this series listed in iTunes? I see that the earliest one listed in iTunes is from 10 December 2007. I'll check these out and download them anyway though. I've already glanced at the series, and it looks quite helpful.

I did download (but haven't listened to yet) the jQuery and Drupal Basics one.

I do know enough about Drupal to know what it does and sort-of how it works. I installed the core files onto my web server a couple weeks ago. I also know it works on a module system, but whatever that means I think I'm starting to understand.

Thanks!

PS: I started transcribing Tech We Can't Live Without, and it looks like the apostrophe in the title isn't being displayed properly. I haven't done much on the transcription so far, but have I done it right? I'll do some more.

i can't speak for the guys, but while setting up our church's podcast, I discovered that feedburner and other services really don't like you to leave your entire catalog on their feed. Their instructions specifically say a feed should be your recent stuff, not everything you've done since the begining of time. At least, that's the way it felt to me! So we set an arbitrary cut off of 52 weeks for our podcast. They probably do the same for theirs.

Blessings,
Tony

feedburner has a size cutoff on their podcast feeds. It's rather large but we have hit it. So, we only leave something like the last 50 in there.