MGG 024 Gone Geek with Allison Sheridan
Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 8:00PMListen to this episode of Moms Gone Geek.
In this episode, we interview über geeky Mom, Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast podcast. (or the "Nosillycast" as my son, Lucian, likes to call it) We discuss how she's gone "the way of the geek" and what that means to her from a Mom's point of view personally and professionally.
Allison shares her stories about life as a geeky mom and how she's evolved into a popular podcaster with the support of her kids and her Soul Mate/Husband, Steve. You won't want to miss the sage advice she has to offer — all this week on Moms Gone Geek.
Subscribe to the NosillaCast Mac Podcast hosted at http://podfeet.com
Follow Allison on Twitter at http://twitter.com/podfeet
Go see Allison is speak at the BlogWorld and New Media Expo 2009!
"I'll be doing a talk entitled Podcaster Starter Kit where I'll walk through all the tools to get started and some advice on why you need the different tools. My talk is Friday October 16th at 11:30am!"
Allison is listed as number 224
Other Podcasting Contributions by Allison Sheridan
Mac Roundtable at http://macroundtable.com
Mac Reviewcast at http://macreviewcast.com
Just how geeky do Moms get?
Before there was Excel or iCal, there was this thing called a pencil and you could draw a hand-made graph of your basal body temperature. This is helpful information to have when trying to conceive. Here is the graph Allison saved when they were trying to conceive their daughter. (Hi Lindsay, you weren't just planned, you were plotted!)
Allison's anecdote on the memory attached to this graph, "The best part though is that I flipped it over and on the back was a draft of a love note to my husband after we had become pregnant with "Orsen" telling him how happy I was with our life and how excited I was about the upcoming adventure. Lindsay's nick name in the womb was Orsen because of a joke by Dave Barry where he said, "Women who are pregnant often mention that they're eating for two, but they don't realize the other person is not the size of Orsen Wells."
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