Gabcast: Record a podcast over the phone or VoIP

Looking for an easy way to record a podcast? Check out Gabcast. It's a service that makes podcasting (almost) as simple as making a phone call. You just dial one of Gabcast's access numbers (there are local and/or toll-free numbers for the U.S., U.K., Canada, Holland, and elsewhere) or connect via VoIP and record your podcast, and Gabcast does the rest. You can also do conference calls for multi-person podcasts. Gabcast comes in three flavors: Free, Pro, and Premium. The Free account gives you 200MB disk space, RSS feeds, and blog integration via a Gabcast-branded Flash widget. Pro costs $6 per month and gives you 400MB of storage and lets you upload episodes and create "hidden" episodes and channels. Premium costs $12 per month, gives you 1GB, adds password protection, and lets you customize the Flash player's branding. Though I'm somewhat skeptical of the audio quality possible with Gabcast, if your primary concern is just getting it done, Gabcast might be a good option.

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