Plugged-In: The Digital Landscape podcast with hosts Alan Spaulding and Keith Larsen, is up. It's their most entertaining show to date, titled "Women in Digital Media".

The first guest, though, is Phillip Hodgetts from Digital Production Buzz (not a woman, obviously). Phillip will talk about Apple Color, which is a new program to Final Cut Studio.

Next up, me, Michele Yamazaki, from Toolfarm. I'll tell you all about what's new and cool at Toolfarm. I've become a regular guest on the Plugged-In podcasts. If you have any suggestions on what you'd like to hear us talk about, email podcast@toolfarm.com.

Beth Corwin of Digital Media Academy - Beth Corwin has been a news photographer since she was 15 and freelanced for her local newspaper. After majoring in communications, she went to work in local television, learning the craft of editing and camera work. She was hired by ABCNews in New York in 1982 and has worked as a network news cameraperson ever since. Her award-winning work has been seen on PrimeTime Live, World News Tonight, Nightline 48 Hours and other news programs. Along with Tom Wolsky, she is co-owner of their project production company, South Coast Productions.

"Warp 11 with Kiki" - Kiki Stockhammer was the mysterious spokesmodel for the infamous NewTek Video Toaster back in the heyday of the Amiga. Many came to know her from her appearance in magazine ads touting the impressive technology. Watch one of the Video Toaster sales pieces. An impressive piece of software indeed. I posted it here last week, but if you missed it, here it is again!

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