NaPodPoMo 2025 MEGA Feed

  • Welcome to Simple Joe. In this episode of Simple Joe, I’m coming to you from Daytona Beach while we check in on Tangier, Morocco, celebrate National Coffee Day, and work our way through another round of Tuesday Random Questions. I share some vacation updates, including our somewhat disappointing dolphin and manatee tour and our plans […]
  • Title: Vault Indexing Is the Real Problem
Duration: 13 minutesOn an after-work walk through the woods on a cool, dusky evening, Simon reflects on feeling slightly unwell following his flu jab the day before. He describes the frustration of an online pharmacy booking that required him to show up with physical documentation anyway, forcing him to […]
  • You hear Paul O’Mahony chatting with a podcast Guest shortly before starting the recording.  You’ll be horrified to hear how many distracting Sounds Paul makes.
  • Welcome to Simple Joe. I’m glad you’re here. I’m still on vacation in Daytona Beach, and today I’m talking about why we decided to skip the Garth Brooks concert after it turned into one big decision hassle, and why I’m glad we did get out for an awesome sunset cruise aboard the FunCat sailboat Arabella […]
  • Title: The Clay Models and What If
Duration: 9 minutes 51 secondsSimon visited Coventry University yesterday with Henry to tour the campus as he considers applying. They were taken into the clay modeling workshop—and Simon was hit hard by the experience. When he was Henry's age, he dreamed of becoming a car designer and wanted to […]
  • Welcome to Simple Joe. I’m glad you’re here. In this episode, I’m talking about something I’m pretty good at doing: worrying about tomorrow before tomorrow even gets here. Even while I’m on vacation in Daytona Beach, I can find myself thinking about what’s happening back home, what’s going on at work, what we’re doing tomorrow, […]
  • Title: Claude Beats Copilot in PowerPointDuration: 8 minutes 57 secondsSimon records Audio 365 episode 269 on Friday, 25 September 2026, getting ahead because he'll likely miss a day over the weekend. He's impressed by Claude's title suggestion "The Root Cause" for an old episode about tree roots blocking a pipe. He's been experimenting with AI […]
  • Welcome to Simple Joe. I’m glad you’re here. In this Saturday episode of Simple Joe, I start with the surprising story behind Ric Flair’s adoption before checking in on Vienna, Austria, and Daytona Beach, Florida, then move through birthdays, historic events, and a few of today’s celebrations. But the heart of the episode is a […]
  • Sm2n 2026-09-25 #audio365 (268/365) Increasing confidence in creating work presentations with AI[Duration: 08:17]
  • Welcome to Simple Joe. I’m glad you’re here. In this Friday episode of Simple Joe, I’m talking about 10 Real Laws That Sound Completely Made Up, including triangular margarine in Iowa, nighttime seaweed restrictions in New Hampshire, greased-pig contests in Minnesota, Kentucky’s anti-dueling law, Little Rock’s after-hours sandwich-honking rule, Indianapolis horse speed limits, Carmel-by-the-Sea high-heel […]
  • Sm2n 2026-09-24 #audio365 (267/365) two lessons on using Claude, and a question for @omaniblog about Octaver
  • Hopefully, you’ll be able to enjoy the conversation which has a lot of noisy ambient background.  It was recorded in the black penny restaurant in Waterloo last Saturday.
  • Welcome to Simple Joe. I’m glad you’re here. In this Thursday episode of Simple Joe, I start with a look at the cultural impact of Julia Child before checking in on the weather in Overland Park, Kansas, and Daytona Beach, Florida. I celebrate birthdays including Jim Henson, “Mean” Joe Greene, Phil Hartman, and Kevin Sorbo, […]
  • Title: Future people will laugh at how I used to create a slide deckDuration: 13:22SM2N recaps a recent AI workflow experiment: dictating a rough speech outline into his voice recorder, feeding the transcript to Claude to structure it into a talk, then generating a slide deck — which came out well but needed manual reformatting […]
  • You hear Paul O’Mahony talking about the experience of walking on nuts that he can’t even name correctly.  The meeting of nature and tarmac. 
  • by Doreen Cumberford
    In this insightful episode, Doreen Cumberford is joined by Saehee Chang, an intercultural trainer, engagement specialist, and founder of Korea Connect. Together, they explore the journey of navigating life across cultures as a Third Culture Kid (TCK), the challenges of repatriation, balancing success and happiness abroad, and the quest for belonging.Key Topics CoveredGrowing Up Global:Saehee […]
  • by Doreen Cumberford
    In this insightful episode, Doreen Cumberford is joined by Saehee Chang, an intercultural trainer, engagement specialist, and founder of Korea Connect. Together, they explore the journey of navigating life across cultures as a Third Culture Kid (TCK), the challenges of repatriation, balancing success and happiness abroad, and the quest for belonging.Key Topics CoveredGrowing Up Global:Saehee […]
  • Welcome to Simple Joe. I’m glad you’re here. In this Wildcard Wednesday episode of Simple Joe, Karin joins me from Daytona Beach for a vacation update covering everything from the first few chaotic hours of the trip to the simple routines that are making this vacation so good. We talk about my airport wallet panic, […]
  • Mistakenly said it's episode 266, but it's actually 265. A second episode from Simon today, recorded walking home rather than to his usual Toastmasters club (he skipped it for a night off after attending a different club earlier). He drifts into a long nostalgic tangent about old chip speeds and 1990s workstations, triggered by the […]
  • Mistakenly said it's episode 266, but it's actually 265. A second episode from Simon today, recorded walking home rather than to his usual Toastmasters club (he skipped it for a night off after attending a different club earlier). He drifts into a long nostalgic tangent about old chip speeds and 1990s workstations, triggered by the […]

The NaPodPoMo MEGA Feed is an aggregated RSS feed of all the individual RSS feeds from the participating podcasters in each year’s challenge.

How to Subscribe to the NaPodPoMo MEGA Feed

Copy and paste this NaPodPoMo 2025 specific RSS feed into your favorite podcast player:

https://feed.informer.com/digests/ZOYLP5GJYK/feeder.rss

Example: Apple Podcasts

https://www.facebook.com/533348668/videos/1732328713939654

How To Submit Your NaPodPoMo Specific RSS Feed to the MEGA Feed


Share the podcast RSS feed for the show you have created specifically for NaPodPoMo.

NOTE: Seasoned podcaster, this is not for your existing podcast feed. This is is for your NaPodPoMo specific feed only.

Here are all the place where you can share your NaPodPoMo RSS feed (pick the option where you will spend most of your time engaging with your fellow NaPodPoMo participants):

Inside the NaPodPoMo Facebook group

Hive NaPodPoMo Community

On Twitter using the hashtag #NaPodPoMo.

All of the individual feeds and merge them into one MEGA RSS FEED.

NaPodPoMo RSS Feed will be posted here as well as shared on Web2 and Web3 social media, groups, and communities. This is a great way for participants to keep up with each others shows as we all podcast our way through 30 episodes during November.