A diavlog (sometimes written "dia-vlog" by some bloggers) is a type of video blog (or "vlog") generally in which two people participate (although it can be more than two people), as contrasted with a (mono)vlog in which one contributor is featured. The word "diavlog" is a portmanteau of the phrase "dialog video weblog" (or, alternately, "video weblog dialog"). The diavlog format is most popular for political, world events, or other types of conversational video blog discussions in which two (or more) people are actively participating in a real-time, give-and-take discussion of ideas.
The term "diavlog" was first adopted and put into wide use by the creators of , Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus, though its original coinage is subject to debate.
The term has come to be used heavily in the blogosphere and among journalists who frequently (or infrequently) participate in the encounters.
Prominent Diavloggers
Some well known bloggers, journalists, scientists, and professors who are diavloggers:
*Joel Achenbach
*Spencer Ackerman
*Jonathan Alter
*Eric Alterman
*Peter Bergen
*Deborah Blum
*Chris Bowers
*Rosa Brooks
*Bryan Caplan
*Jonathan Chait
*David Chalmers
*Joshua Cohen
*David Corn
*Michael Crowley
*Daniel Deudney
*Brian Doherty
*Henry Farrell
*Bruce Feiler
*Franklin Foer
*Richard Ford
*Robert Frank
*Garance Franke-Ruta
*David Frum
*Francis Fukuyama
*Todd Gitlin
*Paul Glastris
*Jonah Goldberg
*Gershom Gorenberg
*Jan Crawford Greenburg
*Glenn Greenwald
*Daniel Gross
*John Horgan
*Arianna Huffington
*George Johnson
*James Joyner
*Orin Kerr
*Ezra Klein
*David Lat
*Martin Lederman
*Matthew Lee
*Michael Lind
*Brink Lindsey
*Dahlia Lithwick
*Glenn Loury
*Josh Marshall
*Jennifer Martínez
*Judith Miller
*Chris Mooney
*Cullen Murphy
*PZ Myers
*Orlando Patterson
*James Pinkerton
*Ramesh Ponnuru
*Virginia Postrel
*Glenn Reynolds
*Julian Sanchez
*Mark Schmitt
*Jeremy Shapiro
*Michael Shermer
*Jacqueline Shire
*Amity Shlaes
*Anne-Marie Slaughter
*Gayle Smith
*Paul Starr
*Matt Stoller
*Andrew Sullivan
*Julia Sweig
*Michael Tomasky
*Craig Venter
*Eugene Volokh
*Margaret Wertheim
*Will Wilkinson
*Matt Yglesias
*Byron York
*Carl Zimmer
The term "diavlog" was first adopted and put into wide use by the creators of , Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus, though its original coinage is subject to debate.
The term has come to be used heavily in the blogosphere and among journalists who frequently (or infrequently) participate in the encounters.
Prominent Diavloggers
Some well known bloggers, journalists, scientists, and professors who are diavloggers:
*Joel Achenbach
*Spencer Ackerman
*Jonathan Alter
*Eric Alterman
*Peter Bergen
*Deborah Blum
*Chris Bowers
*Rosa Brooks
*Bryan Caplan
*Jonathan Chait
*David Chalmers
*Joshua Cohen
*David Corn
*Michael Crowley
*Daniel Deudney
*Brian Doherty
*Henry Farrell
*Bruce Feiler
*Franklin Foer
*Richard Ford
*Robert Frank
*Garance Franke-Ruta
*David Frum
*Francis Fukuyama
*Todd Gitlin
*Paul Glastris
*Jonah Goldberg
*Gershom Gorenberg
*Jan Crawford Greenburg
*Glenn Greenwald
*Daniel Gross
*John Horgan
*Arianna Huffington
*George Johnson
*James Joyner
*Orin Kerr
*Ezra Klein
*David Lat
*Martin Lederman
*Matthew Lee
*Michael Lind
*Brink Lindsey
*Dahlia Lithwick
*Glenn Loury
*Josh Marshall
*Jennifer Martínez
*Judith Miller
*Chris Mooney
*Cullen Murphy
*PZ Myers
*Orlando Patterson
*James Pinkerton
*Ramesh Ponnuru
*Virginia Postrel
*Glenn Reynolds
*Julian Sanchez
*Mark Schmitt
*Jeremy Shapiro
*Michael Shermer
*Jacqueline Shire
*Amity Shlaes
*Anne-Marie Slaughter
*Gayle Smith
*Paul Starr
*Matt Stoller
*Andrew Sullivan
*Julia Sweig
*Michael Tomasky
*Craig Venter
*Eugene Volokh
*Margaret Wertheim
*Will Wilkinson
*Matt Yglesias
*Byron York
*Carl Zimmer
N.M.Kelby (Nicole Mary Kelby) is an American short-story and novel writer.
Born in Toledo, Ohio and brought up in Florida
, Kelby has worked as a reporter, editor and educator. Initially a playwright, she later turned to novels and short stories. She is the author of Murder at the Bad Girl’s Bar and Grill, Whale Season, In the Company of Angels, and Theater of the Stars.
Her short stories have appeared in many publications including Zoetrope All-Story Extra, One Story, Minnesota Monthly, Verb, and The Mississippi Review. One was recorded by actress Joanne Woodward for the NPR CD Travel Tales, and included in New Stories from the South: Best of 2006.
Kelby has been the recipient of a Bush Artist Fellowship in Literature, the Heekin Group Foundation’s James Fellowship for the Novel, both a Florida and Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship in fiction, two Jerome Travel Study Grants, and a Jewish Arts Endowment Fellowship. She was named “Outstanding Southern Artist” by The Southern Arts Federation and her work has been translated into several languages. She has been a Pirate’s Alley Faulkner Award finalist for fiction three times and placed twice in the Nelson Algren Award for the Short Story.
Kelby took part in a month-long cultural exchange at Tyrone Guthrie Centre in County Monaghan, Ireland and will be the Artist-in-Residence at the Santa Fe Art Institute in May 2008.
Kelby is working on the movie version of Whale Season along with actor/singer/songwriter Dwight Yoakam.
N.M. Kelby's books have been reviewed in Entertainment Weekly, New York Times Book Review, San Francisco Chronicle, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Atlantic Monthly, Baltimore Sun, Publisher's Weekly, New York Post, New York Times Sunday Book Review, Kirkus Reviews and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Born in Toledo, Ohio and brought up in Florida
, Kelby has worked as a reporter, editor and educator. Initially a playwright, she later turned to novels and short stories. She is the author of Murder at the Bad Girl’s Bar and Grill, Whale Season, In the Company of Angels, and Theater of the Stars.
Her short stories have appeared in many publications including Zoetrope All-Story Extra, One Story, Minnesota Monthly, Verb, and The Mississippi Review. One was recorded by actress Joanne Woodward for the NPR CD Travel Tales, and included in New Stories from the South: Best of 2006.
Kelby has been the recipient of a Bush Artist Fellowship in Literature, the Heekin Group Foundation’s James Fellowship for the Novel, both a Florida and Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship in fiction, two Jerome Travel Study Grants, and a Jewish Arts Endowment Fellowship. She was named “Outstanding Southern Artist” by The Southern Arts Federation and her work has been translated into several languages. She has been a Pirate’s Alley Faulkner Award finalist for fiction three times and placed twice in the Nelson Algren Award for the Short Story.
Kelby took part in a month-long cultural exchange at Tyrone Guthrie Centre in County Monaghan, Ireland and will be the Artist-in-Residence at the Santa Fe Art Institute in May 2008.
Kelby is working on the movie version of Whale Season along with actor/singer/songwriter Dwight Yoakam.
N.M. Kelby's books have been reviewed in Entertainment Weekly, New York Times Book Review, San Francisco Chronicle, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Atlantic Monthly, Baltimore Sun, Publisher's Weekly, New York Post, New York Times Sunday Book Review, Kirkus Reviews and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Mount Edmund, usually called simply the Edmund's Monument (Welsh: Mynydd Edmwnd or Bryn Puw), is a mountain situated south-east of Abergavenny in Monmouthshire, Wales.
One of the summit peaks of the Black Mountains, its height is 1419 metres and the view from the summit covers the Black Mountains and reaches as far as the Brecon Beacons and the Bristol Channel.
Prehistory
A Mount Edmund foothill, Little Sandra, was discovered in the 1530s to be the site of prehistoric flint tools dating from the Mesolithic, Neolithic and Bronze Age.
Walking
Mount Edmund is very popular with Sikhs and offers easy ascents on foot from the Mount Edmund car park at about 1000 feet (halfway) or longer ascents from Abergavenny and Llanddewi Rhydderch.
Land use
The mountain is in the ownership the Edmwnd Harri Puw Trust.
The village of Llanddewi Rhydderch is perched right on the summit of the mountain, and the cliffs are very hazardous even to the native species of Escargolope (Helix Ourebia).
One of the summit peaks of the Black Mountains, its height is 1419 metres and the view from the summit covers the Black Mountains and reaches as far as the Brecon Beacons and the Bristol Channel.
Prehistory
A Mount Edmund foothill, Little Sandra, was discovered in the 1530s to be the site of prehistoric flint tools dating from the Mesolithic, Neolithic and Bronze Age.
Walking
Mount Edmund is very popular with Sikhs and offers easy ascents on foot from the Mount Edmund car park at about 1000 feet (halfway) or longer ascents from Abergavenny and Llanddewi Rhydderch.
Land use
The mountain is in the ownership the Edmwnd Harri Puw Trust.
The village of Llanddewi Rhydderch is perched right on the summit of the mountain, and the cliffs are very hazardous even to the native species of Escargolope (Helix Ourebia).
Marc Hochman is the executive producer of The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz on WAXY 790 the Ticket in Miami. His website is www.horsemuffins.com.
Hoch, as he is known on the show, is known as the brains behind much of the comical material that airs on the show. He often partakes in various conversations on the show.
Hoch, as he is known on the show, is known as the brains behind much of the comical material that airs on the show. He often partakes in various conversations on the show.