iTunes not refreshing

For unknown reasons the latest episode has still not appeared up on the iTunes DriveTime page after three days. It usually takes a bit to appear, but never this long. It does download from iTunes if one is subscribed to the feed.

Coincidentally (or not so coincidentally,) I've added a little 'Subscribe with FireAnt' chicklet (above the iTunes chicklet no less!)

Update:
This has been fixed.

Episode Sixteen

Ravi and Sonia talk pandas and gorillas before an austere recap of their weekend in Washington D.C. Aaron Hurley, currently appearing "off Centre Street" in The Footlight Club's production of The Lion in Winter, visits studio-A to talk about acting in America's oldest community theater. And the three make their way to a car wash for a sweeps-ladened date with destiny.

(QuickTime, 09:49)

Episode Fifteen

Ravi and Sonia cut to the chase and welcome Huck Davies, Master of Ceremonies for the New England Belt Sander Racing Association (NEBSRA). Huck explains the concept of belt sander racing, Studio-A has a a near miss with a pair of red-light running rogues and Ravi attempts to start the buzz about February sweeps events.

(QuickTime, 08:28)

Episode Fourteen

Ravi and Sonia check in with Johnny Carrera about his odometer themed game and the camera takes an unexpected tumble. Plus, newly anointed Cultural Critic Peter Bebergal joins Ravi and Sonia for the DriveTime Cultural Minute and prepares this package of recommendations:

• A Short History of Myth by Karen Armstrong
  
• The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman
  
• Animal Collective's album Feels

And Ravi does some air guitar.

(QuickTime, 09:09)

Episode Thirteen

Ravi and Sonia share a jaunty recap of their hiatus before opening up the DriveTime Glovebox, where a recommendation prompts a new segment: DriveTime Science Friday.

Original music by Hans Indigo Spencer (www.indigoinventions.com.)

(QuickTime, 09:20)

Production Update

"Lucky" Episode Thirteen will be posted on Saturday, as Sonia and I only returned back to the DriveTime studios this morning.

I thank you for your patience!

Episode Twelve

Guest host Stefan Economou welcomes the band Big Digits into spacious Studio-T to talk about their upcoming West Coast tour -- and discovers extra space where the back seat should be.

(QuickTime, 08:41)

Hiatus is over!

The official DriveTime 2005 Winter Hiatus is over. We're back from sunny climes and back "on the grid."

New episodes forthcoming!

DriveTime 2005 Winter Hiatus

DriveTime has officially entered its 2005 Winter Hiatus (ie. no commuting going on right now, so no studio time right now).

We'll be back in 2006 with new episodes, surprise guests, near-misses and other fun!

Episode Eleven

In the conclusion to episode ten, writer Peter Bebergal reads a piece about Chanukah and Christmas for Ravi -- and a "digital Sonia." Finally, as Ravi and Peter chaw over some Australian licorice, a somewhat semi-regular proposition is offered.

(QuickTime, 09:15)

Episode Ten

As the holidays approach, Ravi and Sonia talk frugal gift giving, cuss up a storm, and run the clock out before their guest even arrives. Plus, Ravi comes up with a plan for next week that's so crazy it just might work.

(QuickTime, 07:52)

Production Update

The next episode (10) will be up later today.

Thanks for your patience.

Episode Nine

It's a full house, as Liz Tambascio and Dale Cumberbatch visit DriveTime to talk about Shangosoul -- a dance and personal training company. Plus, Ravi and Sonia are "blinded by the light".

And in a shocking coda to the episode, Ravi tends to a disabled Studio-A amid sub-freezing temperatures.

(QuickTime, 10:39)

Episode Eight

Star St.Germain inaugurates Music Studio-A with her performance of irrelevant (uke remix) and tells Ravi and Sonia about the upcoming SIM Big Show. And the DriveTime Viewer Comment Glovebox is cracked open again.

(QuickTime, 09:27)

Production Update

Episode Eight will be delayed slightly.

It's in the "digital can" -- recorded this morning -- but due to out-of-town commitments, I won't be able to edit/post until later this weekend, probably Sunday evening.

Thanks for your patience.

Episode Seven

In a special DriveTime: Weekend Edition, Ravi and Sonia welcome Dennis Crowley from the mobile social networking company Dodgeball -- and travel through time?

(QuickTime, 09:59)

Episode Six

Ravi welcomes Kim Watkins of Beyond Tomorrow -- a science and technology television show from "Down Under" -- and lets an Australian production crew have its way with studio A. Finally, Sonia and Ravi plunder the treasures buried in the trunk.

(QuickTime, 09:49)

Host "issues"

So close, yet so far.

The latest episode is done and uploaded, but the Internet Archive is experiencing some problems in accepting the metadeta for the clip.

So it's not viewable.

Again, I think I need to find another host.

Thanks for your patience.

Episode Five

Veteran Radio Producer Tony Kahn joins Ravi on some lunchtime errands to talk about the Morning Stories podcast. Sonia and Ravi recap their sneak preview of Massachusett's first IKEA. And the trunk is cracked opened...

(QuickTime, 09:07)

Episode Four

Waltham artist John Carrera tells Ravi and Sonia about Open Studios in Waltham and offers DriveTime viewers an exclusive discount on art -- and "bloodballs". Plus, a sneak peek at a November Sweeps DriveTime event.

(QuickTime, 07:55)