Vender vino

I had no intention to attend this meeting. It just happened. Among the 3 alternatives which were occuring at the same time, this seemed to be the most interesting option.

The most important reason was, in fact, that once I wanted to publish a post with audio and I had a tough time to get it done. For this reason I wanted to learn how to do it for next time.

And there I was.

And I found very amazing people. In my oppinion it has been more entertaining conference in EBE. Podcasters are very interesting and funny people. They know they are different and for that reason they make a very integrated group.

But better to hear what happened at the meeting, to tell you what I did. (in Spanish)

Audio of podcasters event in the EBE 2010

One of the funniest thing is how each person presented himself:

Hi, I’m John Smith and I …. I’m a listener.

Another saying … I am somebody’s niece and … I … I quit…

It sounded as if they recognized they have sinned, or done an unconfessable vice… Laughs did not stop.

In conclusion I had a great time with them.

So much so, that I decided I had to do a post about these people. And how did I get it down this time? Well, I owe to Javier Perez de Pedro who spent a whole afternoon to help me to download it and told me about all the benefits of what podcasting means.  I But finally decided what Javier had alreadyposted on the  asociación podcast blog. No doubt that Javier makes a much better job on this media.

I have told him I do not know if I will use it very often, but a few days later, I believe that podcasting has a long distance run.

My sensations are similar to when I started to create videos or writing blogs. A new and distinct sense of freedom. Podcasting is a different and special world.

And what do they talk about? They talk about everything. Here I pass a list of podcasts on the air. (in Spanish)

I want this post to be a tribute to these people who are so special people… and so nice.
 
Cheers for podcasters.

 This post in Spanish: Con los podcasters en el EBE 2010.

The purpose of the fair is to promote organic viticulture in south-western Europe.

The Fair is organized by the Asociación de Agricultura Ecológica de Navarra. (Organic Agriculture Association of Navarre)

There will be 52 wineries from Spain, Portugal and France, and representatives of 27 DOs (Denominación de Origen) and 13 Regional Governments (Comunidades Autónomas)

Organic wine production, organic consumption and the number of organic wineries are actually increasing despite the economic crisis in which we are immersed.

The goal of the fair is to promote organic wines in the international market, and reaches out to producers, distributors, retailers, and hotel and restaurant managers. Importers from 17 countries have confirmed their attendance, including from Japan, Germany and the United States (the major markets of organic wine) .

I’ve split the video into 4 sections to make it easier to follow:

First: An introduction by Edorta Lezaun (from “Lezaun” organic Winery)

Second: Ignacio Bidegain (General Coordinator of the FIVE)

Third: Salvador Eraso Stephens (Navarre regional Govt. Spokesman)

Lastly: Questions and answers

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For more detailed information, check out the website created for this purpose: www.five-bio.com

This post in Spanish: Primera Feria Internacional del Vino Ecológico