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Kendesi Mohammed is a DC area owner of an urban marketing firm. He makes it his mission to help local talent build their reputation and commercial presence online. Besides helping up and coming artists, Kendesi helps promoters from DC s biggest clubs by creating videos from their events. You can check out his work at KendesiTV.com We met in line at the Busboys Poets Tuesday night spoken word event. He was there to support some friends of his who were performing, including spoken word artist Rhyme Cypha.

To watch the show CLICK HERE Come Par-tay with Shireen Mitchell (digitalsista on twitter), the founder and director of Digital Sisters, a DC based nonprofit which promotes and provides tech education and enrichment for women and their children who are traditionally underserved. We are going to look at how gender, class, and color factor into the digital divide, why we should care, and what we can do to create a society where the benefits of technological literacy are available to all. Shireen has been a geek since back in the Atari days, learning to program at age 14 and never looking back. She uses her powers for good, speaking, writing, teaching, and leading: all with the goal of helping women from underserved communities and their families reap the benefits of technology. Par-tay Bonus: We will also unveil, the Jonny s Par-tay theme rap in all it s lyrical splendor. Super Double Par-tay Bonus: We will introduce our first Jonny s Par-tay contest. The prize, a collectible mimobot a designer collectible USB flash drive. Remember when I said that I would try to make the world a better place for puppies and children? This contest is where I try to tackle the puppies part. Here are the rules: Jonny s Par-tay Adopt a Puppy at Your Local Shelter Haiku Contest, Here s how you participate: Just write an original haiku. Remember those poems you wrote in 5th grade? Yeah, one of those. It must have the word Puppy and Shelter in it, and encourage people to adopt a puppy from a shelter. Then you need to record yourself reciting the haiku onto utterz.com. Utterz is a free service which lets you record audio from your phone to the web. Once you have written the poem, send me an email at jonny.goldstein@gmail(dot)com by Sunday, May 18, 10PM Eastern. Here is my sample adopt a puppy haiku: Here is my sample haiku: Puppies are four legged/joy dispensers, find delight/at local shelter Listen to it here: A haiku is simply a 3 line poem with this structure: 1st line: 5 syllables 2nd line: 7 syllables 3d line: 5 syllables. Be sure to email me at jonny.goldstein@gmail.com to send me the link to your poem by 10PM Eastern, Sunday, May 18. People will vote on their favorite poems on the jonnyspartay.com website until 5 PM Eastern Wednesday, May 21. The winner will receive a designer collectible USB flash drive generously donated by the fine folks at mimoco.com The winner will be announced on this coming Wednesday s, May 21, show. And if you write and record a haiku to utterz and email me the link at jonny.goldstein@gmail(dot)com by Sunday, May 19, 10PM Eastern, I will link to your haiku whether your haiku is selected as the winner or not. Thanks for participating! And thanks for helping raise awareness around the issue of puppy adoption from shelters. What: Jonny’s Par-tay, the interactive online TV talk show, with featured guest Shireen Mitchell, host Jonny Goldstein, super-producer Scott Stead. and of course our most important guests, you. When: Weds, May 14, 9-10PM Eastern. Where: jonnyspartay.com Interactivity: As always, you are invited to text chat us and each other live. It’s a Par-tay!

Check out the show HERE Join us this Weds, April 9, 9PM EST, as DocPop (AKA Doctor Popular AKA Drown Radio) is drops his new nerdcore album Me Geek Pretty One Day on Jonny s Par-tay. Tracks like LolCats and Gygax will send you into a spiral of geekgastic ecstasy DocPop is the kind of guest we at the Par-tay like to associate ourselves with. When not rocking the nerdcore music world he is dazzles the masses with his amazing yoyo stylings DocPop is Earth s 3d ranked yoyoist. Doc is an artiste and a renaissance geek of the highest order. Like all HipHop moguls, he has his own line of accessories His hand crafted iPod cases fly off the shelves at his etsy store. To find out more about DocPop, check out the DocPop portal at DocPop.org (Above) DocPop s producer skills at work in the now classic Vlog Death Match video featuring MC Slutsky DocPop s yoyo stylings (above) So come Par-tay with us! Here s the details: What: A live online interactive video free for all with Doc Pop, hosted by Jonny Goldstein, and served up with flavor by Scott Stead. Plus, special bonus guest Schlomo Rabinowitz, enabler to the stars. When: 9-10 PM EST, Weds, April 9 Where: www.jonnyspartay.com Why: This is your chance to par-tay with nerdcore star, world third ranked yoyoist, fashion icon, comic book artist DocPop. Need I say more? Be there!

You know. I know I complain about DC from time to time, but stuff like this is priceless, and it wouldn t happen anywhere else in quite this way. Captured on my Nokia N95 a few minutes ago:

Mobile post sent by jonnygoldstein using Utterz. Replies. mp3 (Recorded via Utterz while strolling by the White House in DC) Mobile communications and online social networking are getting acquainted and 2008 could be the year that they have a passle of beautiful children. In fact, one adorable tyke that is already turning heads is Utterz.com, the service that lets people audio, video, and photoblog from their phone. Taking it even further, Utterz is an online community with the ability to follow other Utterz users, comment on community members posts, and all that social networky goodness. And of course Utterz lets you post links to your Utterz stuff on Twitter. Both Scott and I are enthusiastic Utterz users. I love the simplicity and versatility of it, and so far, given my old school no-frills phone, have used it solely to record audio and publish it around the web, and I still love it. In addition to Sim, Chris Parandian of mobilediner.com is going to give his take on the best and worst of 2007 in the wireless space, and what he sees coming down the pike in 2008. Chris has a fanatical interest in mobile communications and totally gets the potential of wireless communications meeting social media. What: Jonny’s Par-tay, the live interactive web video talk show Who: Jonny Goldstein, Scott Stead, and Featured Guests Chris Parandian of mobilediner.com and Sim from Utterz.com How to watch: Just go to jonnygoldstein.com. Or come in person and par-tay with us in meat space. Interactivity: Interact via the live chatroom and if you have a webcam and a blogtv.com account, we can even put you on via video. When: 9PM EST, Weds, Jan 9

This week, two truly obsessed videobloggers grace Jonny s Par-tay, Becca Havens AKA MissBHavens and Heath Parks AKA The Batman Geek. What drives their obsession to create and to connect through the medium of online video? It s not money, it s not fame, so what is it? Come par-tay with these distinctive web video auteurs and find out what spirits possess these prolific and talented media makers to do what they do. Here s one of Becca s vids: This will give you a taste of Batman Geek s divine madness: What: Jonny’s Par-tay, the live interactive web video talk show Who: MissBHavens, The Batman Geek, Jonny Goldstein, and you. How to watch: Just go to jonnygoldstein.com Interactivity: Interact via the live chatroom and if you have a webcam and a blogtv.com account, we can even put you on via video. When: 9PM Eastern, Weds, Dec 12

In this audio piece, I talk about Jeff Pulver s talk show, stepping up my game, and how Operator11 is making a big mistake by not letting their users know what is going on with their website problems. Their site (which I use to stream my live video talk shows, and in general, I love) has been down since last night with no status update on their blog or anywhere else that I know of. I m sure they are in full crisis mode trying to fix whatever their problem is, but they are making a big mistake by not keeping their community in the loop about what s going on. Otherwise, people will get very frustrated. Mobile post sent by jonnygoldstein using Utterz. Replies. mp3

Come chat with Steve Garfield, emerging auteur filmmaker, the Paul Revere of Videoblogging, founder of Boston Media Makers, nation trotting evangelist of DIY media this Wednesday on Jonny s Par-tay. If you have not heard of Steve, than you live under a rock. Here are a few of Steve s current projects: Cup O Politics-A new political comedy video podcast Vlog Soup-Steve s weekly sampling of the best of the web videosphere Spices of Life-Mr Garfield works behind the camera to capture acclaimed food writer Nina Simonds as she interviews the likes of Iron Chef Morimoto in this sponsored web video series. Videoblog for John Tobin, Boston City Councillor. Tobin is farsighted enough to realize the power of online video to connect with his constituents, and lucky enough to have Steve producing these video messages. Besides all these projects, Steve continues to lead Boston Media Makers, a group which meets every month to share media projects. And Steve has relentlessly kept spreading the word about DIY media with his frequent outings to conferences and confabs around the nation. The icing on the cake: Steve is one of the friendliest, most constructive, level headed guys out there. Come Par-tay with us. What: Jonny s Par-tay, the live interactive web video talk show Who: Steve Garfield, Jonny Goldstein, and you How to watch: Just go to jonnygoldstein.com Interactivity: Interact via the live chatroom and if you have a webcam and an operator11.com account, we can even put you on via video. When: 9PM EST, Weds, Nov 21

Bringing together the brightest minds of new television I just booked my travel to the fall Video on the Net Confernence in Boston. I m very excited because the spring conference in San Jose was a great opportunity for me to connect with key players in this emerging ecosystem. Once again, looks like the best and brightest will be attending this one too. For those of you who missed it, here s a look a back at VON 07, San Jose. So how far have we come since the spring conference? Well, the emergence of simple, live video capability has been a real game-changer. The ambitious live dramatic series 35 , Chris Pirillo s pioneering streaming efforts, and live shows like Jonny Goldstein s Par-TAY, all point to live video as a powerful tool in social media. As Robert Scoble Twittered recently It was fun meeting my neighbors last night and explaining I have a TV station in my pocket. That got wonderful stares. Robert Scoble - Twitter/@scobleizer Meanwhile, CBS Interactive s purchase of online show Wallstrip has validated internet video as a vital component of a web content business model. That deal has received a lot of attention, as more and more content creators look to ink agreements with big media companies. So it s no surprise that once again, VON will be well attended by reps from companies like NBC Universal (my current employer), AOL, Washington Post Newsweek Interactive, Turner Broadcasting, Spark Capital, Akami.. and the list goes on. Video on the Net will be another huge opportunity for me, and for anyone in this space, to network with key industry leaders and get a better idea of what s on the horizon. Digital media initiatives vs. listening, conversation, and the social web I often hear about this media comany s digital media initiative , or that this person is in charge of digital efforts . If you re just thinking digital, I think you re missing the point. I recently attended a seminar at my alma mater American University entitled: PHOTOJOURNALISM: Surviving the Digital Challenge. Overall, there was great discussion, but I heard no mention of engaging audiences in conversation and using video as the starting point. Hosted by the White House News Photographer s Association and AU s School of Communication, it was a useful and informative discourse on the imperative for photojournalists to think of themselves more as content creators and less as media workers, and an examination of the internet as a key distribution channel. Video journalism messiah and media raconteur Michael Rosenblum keynoted, and with no hyperbole, described shifts in media today as world-changing as Gutenburg s printing press. He and I may not agree on everything, but on this, he s dead right. Michael Rosenblum weighs the merits of specializaton While talented, smart media makers can hope to define themselves as bridge-builders between old and new media - integral to a media company charting a course into new territory - I m personally not banking on it. I m smack in the middle of this sea change in media, as the diminishing value proposition of a career as network news cameraman thrusts me into the empowering, enriching world of social media. While the digital challenge is an important discussion, nothing was really mentioned about video as conversation agent on the Social Web. The social part of this is often more of a challenge for traditional media companies. Social requires what VON organizer Chris Brogan deftly outlines as listening. I think video can and should be an important part of a media company s SOCIAL web efforts. That s precisely why I m attending Video on the Net, to build my personal brand, measure my media strategies with , connect with key industry leaders, and re-connect with the rock stars of internet video. Share This