Posted by Welcome to episode #119 of Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast. This wonderful conversation with Arielle Eckstut – one of the founders of the amazing LittleMisMatched – was supposed to happen in person in New York City, but our schedules never matched up. I managed to grab her by phone this past Friday and this conversation will change the way you think about brands, product development and using every channel available to make your products, brands and services stand out and be remarkable. Enjoy the conversation…
Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast – Episode #119 – Host: Mitch Joel.
- Running time: 35:17.
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- The New New Music – Fans, Community And What Business Can Learn From An Industry In Peril with David Usher – musician and cloudid.
- Podcasting From The Heart – The Value Of Recording A Show With No Editing And No Second Takes – C.C. Chapman – Managing The Gray – Accident Hash – The Advance Guard.
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- In Conversation with Arielle Eckstut – LittleMisMatched.
- David Usher – ‘Kill The Lights’.
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Hey Mitch,
Great interview as usual but it’s only in mono. I had the same problem which Bob Goyetche of the Canadian Podcast Buffet helped me fix using Audacity with the following steps
1) Open the mp3 in Audacity
2) Click the down arrow next to the file name to the left of the waveform image of the audio and choose Split Stereo Track from the drop down menu
4) Click the down arrow again and choose Mono from the drop down menu
5) Choose File/Export As MP3 and save the file.
Works like a charm.
oh no!!!
well, now what? this is happens when you record live and in one take 😉
one more thing…
In your talk with Arielle you mention that people don’t seem to get the power of the web for doing market research. I would love to hear a Six Points of Separation on that….
Mitch,
Great show and very timely. I was writing a blog psot about the “black sock syndrome” but had to put it on hold to go to work. On my commute, I listened to the LittleMissMatched story and it was amazing story on product development.
I think there is a broader trend for both B2C and B2B product development. I focus on the B2B world, but the desire is the same…simplification. LittleMissMatched provides a beautiful example of how to turn convention on its head and create a breakthrough product.
Couldn’t the same be said about creating enterprise applications? Will flexible applications (read Web 2.0 replace the big MS Office applications) in the future?
This is what I pondered on my post.
http://www.itlunatics.com/2008/09/deparately-seek.html
Thanks for the great topic!
Eric