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I understand that the Staff is rather busy most times however i was wondering if the NeoCast is ever going to get to the point where like other sites it will be a weekly thing where on perhaps a saturday you have MVC's and Staff could discuss the top stories of the week or other information. And just do it weekly. Perhaps have it live with chat or what not using ustream.

Just a thought.

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No it didn't...

Look through here - https://www.neowin.net/news/category/main/podcast - the last NeowinCast (In Depth) was a few weeks ago, and the latest NeowinCast News Edition was admittedly January this year.

They're happening, just sporadically due to time issues.

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No it didn't...

Look through here - https://www.neowin.net/news/category/main/podcast - the last NeowinCast (In Depth) was a few weeks ago, and the latest NeowinCast News Edition was admittedly January this year.

They're happening, just sporadically due to time issues.

Yeah thats what i am talking about. It would be amazing if it was possible to get these going every week with the latest information. However i know that it is difficult to get people together each week.

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