I definitely liked it. The interaction that came from having two people in the frame certainly lifted it above the boring and mundane talking head levels achieved by many other video podcasts.

It was interesting to see the two of you instead of just listening to disconnected voices. As an experiment I would suspect that download figures will prove it was a success.
From the standpoint of being useful to your target audience, I am doubtful. As I recently posted on the Tailored Podcast site, I think a 20/30 minute 'how we do things' audio file is very useful ... I stick them on CD's and listen to fill the otherwise dead time driving to an from clients and such. Video 'casts are slightly less useful for 'multi-tasking' ... but there's little doubt that video is hot.

From a business building standpoint I was disappointed that the broadcast was somewhat thrown together ... especially with time taken up by apologies about appearance and lack of business dress, etc.

Brendon, one of your primary points about building business, on or off line has always been 'look and act the part'. This effort was not up to the standards you mention in, for example, the Web design Business Kit which has a prominent add right below the video ... mixed marketing message I would say.

In today's world those desktop mics and 1940's headsets have got to go ... one point that has to be thought through before making the video 'jump' ... what works very well for audio-only broadcasts won't do at all in today's sophisticated video world.

Thanks for the feedback

Videoing the podcast is part of our desire to try new things and move our skillset along.

Dave, we need to do some more research into what people want from the podcast in terms of content and length.
Thanks again.

Brendon