Mobile Ministry Magazine

My best friend keeps telling me that it only takes one phone call, and I think he was (again) spot-on with this.

Last week, MMM was contacted by Jamillah Knowles who is part of the team that does the BBC's Pods and Blogs. This week's topic is Religion, Art, Time, and Space and I (Antoine) was interviewed to talk about Mobile Ministry Magazine.

Suffice to say, it was fun being interviewed, and even more to get a bit more word-of-mouth-and-mobile out about the site. MMM comes in at about the 12min mark, but you really don't want to skip as the two others profiled before MMM have some great approaches of their own.

Here's the direct link (MP3) to the podcast. Check it out and let me know what you think.

UPDATED: The direct MP3 link now points to the file here at MMM. You'd have to download and listen since we aren't doing streaming media here (yet?).

Labels: BBC, interview, media, podcast

Another very cool connection via the Visual Story Network Summit in September was with the folks at Boost.TV.

Boost.TV is one part an evangeltical outreach, but another part a demonstration of a polished and visual approach to opening conversations with I'm anxious to see how they integrate mobile into the mix, because that's going to be where the turbos kick in (ok, bad pun). Check out the promo and then the Boost.TV website for more information and some excellent programming:

Labels: media, Spanish, TV, visual media, VSN

I traditionally like to submit MMM to the Carnival of the Mobilists because of the unique perspective on mobile technology that is not always explored in the realm of mobile professionals. In following a link from Digital Sanctuary, I came to the website The Kingdom 2.0 which made note of another carnival, the Christian Technology and Media Carnival, to which MMM should be making semi-frequent, future appearances as well.

However, it will be a bit before MMM is included into the next Christian Technology and Media Carnival, so do take a read of The Kingdom 2.0 posting of the First Edition of this carnival. Several articles on the use of media and the Internet in the Body, and some great thoughts on the worldwide perspective of such endeavors.

To those accustomed to reading the Carnival of the Mobilists, #122 at Xellular Identity is the latest published.

Update/Correction: Apologies, the latest Carnival of the Mobilists is #123 at GoMo News.

If you are reading the Christian Technology and Media Carnival and would like to submit an article you have written on your blog, visit the Blog Carnival Submission Form in order to fill out the requisite information.

Labels: Carnival of the Mobilists, Christian Technology and Media Carnival, media, mobility, tech