In what is turning out to be a truly fun excercise, This Week in Participation (our new little internet radio show) has meanwhile cranked out a couple more episodes:

• TWiP 2: Crowdstorming
• TWiP 3: Crowdsourcing in Urban Planning

Both sessions came in at under 20 minutes each and together make for a nice follow-up to a lot of posts on this blog. If you’ve been reading here over the past year, you should enjoy the insights shared by both our guests.

And now for something fun: talking about participation — more often, with more people, and in ways that allow more people to tune in.

That’s the idea behind This Week in Participation (TWiP), a new program we just launched. Here’s what it’s about:

This Week in Participation (TWiP) is kind of like an internet radio show. Except it doesn’t follow a fixed schedule, isn’t always live and may include video.

We’re still in the middle of setting up all the pieces but you can check out the newly-launched blog here. The first episode went live last night: TWiP 1: Urgent Evoke

We’ll start out with a series of short, pre-recorded interviews but plan to add longer, more interactive live shows down the road (and probably video as well). The goal for now is to produce at least one episode per week.