PodCamp on a cruise ship

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I’m going to PodCruise. Hell, I’m sponsoring. This is such an awesome idea – because after you factor in hotel and meals, attending a PodCamp usually costs a fair penny anyway.

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6 responses to “PodCamp on a cruise ship”

  1. Jay Moonah from Uncle Seth Avatar

    Holy crap, that’s awesome!!! Wish I could afford this… hey, think they need PodCruise band? 🙂

  2. Jay Moonah from Uncle Seth Avatar

    Holy crap, that’s awesome!!! Wish I could afford this… hey, think they need PodCruise band? 🙂

  3. Bryan Person, Bryper.com Avatar

    Isn’t one of the rules of PodCamp that the event is free? Does that apply to “PodCruise”?

  4. Bryan Person, Bryper.com Avatar

    Isn’t one of the rules of PodCamp that the event is free? Does that apply to “PodCruise”?

  5. Christopher S. Penn Avatar

    In this case, after reviewing Hank Otero’s basic planning worksheets, what’s being charged for is the hotel and food. The event itself is free, and a quick back-of-napkin cost analysis of your standard PodCamp (hotel plus food) should be equivalent to the cost of PodCruise.

  6. Christopher S. Penn Avatar

    In this case, after reviewing Hank Otero’s basic planning worksheets, what’s being charged for is the hotel and food. The event itself is free, and a quick back-of-napkin cost analysis of your standard PodCamp (hotel plus food) should be equivalent to the cost of PodCruise.

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