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I've been listening to the PM Podcast for a while; after starting with a few of the newer episodes, which I really liked (sustainability, web 2.0 as a project management tool, etc.) I started from the basics.

I have to say, this is one of the best project-management podcasts out there. Starting out as someone who has a bit of project management experience, but none of the theory, I'm definitely learning the basics. It makes the PMBOK dry and boring by comparison, and Cornelius' humor definitely lightens the topic a lot.

I recommend it to anyone in the field of project management today.

Hi,

I have listened to some of the free podcasts, free PMP questions available on the site & found these really useful. I am also planning to buy podcasts to complete my 60 PDUs.



Thanks,

Vinod Jadye

PMP

PM-PrepCast newsletter is an excellent tool to have a quick snapshot of your project management knowledge.

This podcast is a very use- and helpful resource with valuable content which can be applied in daily Project Management work.
I really enjoy the main feature – interview – with highly experienced professionals.
The interviews motivate to review the day to day PM business in order to find room for improvement and more professional approaches.

What I miss are the 10 standardized questions at the end of each interview ;-)

Thank you very much for this valuable contribution to the PM community and keep on with your steady improvements.

Regards,

Henri,
Wiesbaden

Excellent materials in great interviews with practical people; This is always my first stop to get guidance from experienced project managers...Great job Cornelius and I like your effort in continuous improvement on The PM Podcast.

I want to congratulate Cornelius because after more than one hundred episodes he has made a superb interview on episode 109 "The Value of Project Management" with Mark E. Mullaly. Very, very interesting.

I have been recommending the PM Podcast to all my friends, colleagues or mentees searching for valuable Project Management content. Cornelius does a fantastic job hosting the podcast, preparing great interviews and asking the right questions. Keep up the good work Cornelius and Thank You for that. I strongly recommend the PM Podcast as a very important source of knowledge.

I have 15+ years of Project Management experience, PMI's PMP certification and a Six Sigma green belt. I would attribute a very large part of my project management knowledge to The PM Podcast and recommend it to any one aspiring to becoming a project manager. Cornelius's free podcasts carry more value than many of full-blown "paid" training I've come across. Thanks Cornelius. Emes

Great podcast for PM's of all sorts of projects. Cornelius is easy to listen to and has a good range of topics. Good quality content and good quality sound.

Listening this podcast not only gives all kind of tips and advice but even inspire to learn more and think about project management. Cornelius has a great approach to combine learning with fun. Please go ahead with it! Thanks very much for this podcast!

I've been listening to Cornelius' podcasts for months by now, and I'm very enthusiastic about them. His originality and creativity make him rise above the crowd of PM podcasts around!
I'm working as a Technical Engineer, but I'm studying Project Management to improve my work and qualify as a PM in the near future... and the PM Podcast helps me a lot, by bringing to me the expertise of High level PM's.

Keep the good work going Cornelius!
Danilo from Italy

The Project Management Podcast™ is a slick production which is informative and at times entertaining. The ability to earn up to 15 PDU's is huge. Thank you, Thank you!!!!

The PM Podcast has been one of the best Podcast with the highest standards of professionalism and integrity. Cornelius is and outstanding host and an excellent interviewer.

Thanks.

I just love it. good content and sound quality. keep on going.

For me it is great opportunity not only to listen different point of views and broaden the mind but also to improve my English language.
Thanks to The PM Podcast I spend the time in terrible Moscow traffic jams more effectively.

The main good point for me is that I can get to hear about PM matters when I am on the move.

The Project Management Podcast was basically the first podcast I ever listened to regularly. I learned very accidentally about the existence of podcasts in 2005 and since I was a fresh and young project manager, I hoped to find something about that topic, and there it was. Cornelius had already around 50 episodes online and I remember that I heard them all in a few days.

In one of its first episodes he is talking about how he finds new interview partners, e.g. in his local PMI chapter. Today the show is so famous that he can talk to anyone he wants to, because everyone is proud of being on this show.

It is not only the regularity that amazes me after so many years and episodes - staying on the air actively so long is untypical for podcasts - but it is especially the honesty, the modesty and the respectfulness of the show host and how he talks to his guests as well as the highly professional production quality that define this premium quality show.

And - the show gets not boring after so many episodes. Cornelius successfully found the right drive to shift the show from classical and methodological topics to topics about newer trends inside project management as well trends that go beyond PM.

I definitely propose to subscribe to the premium feed for a very small fee per month because it gives you twice as many episodes and it is at least a very little appreciation of all the work that is behind the show.

I am looking forward to have Cornelius in my own (German) project management podcast soon. (www.pmpod.de)

I started learning about webcasts when I bought an ipod for my wife, then I discovered that not only you can listen to music, and then started discovering all the PM podcasts available. Since then the ipod has been in my possesion.

I found Cornelius PM Podcast and PMP Prepcast and shortly after finishing the Prepcast I became a PMP. I really enjoy the way Cornelius presents the topics and the interviews that he presents. In addition I subscribe to his blog and can't wait to see a new episode.

I recommend it to all my PM friends and promote it at work within my PMO group.

All time favourite episode "10 things you can learn about Project Management from Britney Spears".
#2. Get Naked - I have a plan!

Beyond the humour, Cornelius' podcast has taught me everything I didn't know about project management and it seems I didn't know a lot! I'm hooked and am doing further study to improve my skills because he has inspired me to continually improve.

I'm not a PM. I'm a small business owner (geology/IT, 2 1/2 staff) and am using a lot of what I learn about PM in my day to day operations in running the business and defining systems to improve how the business runs in the future.

Thanks!
Fiona Makin, Australia

I'm used to hearing podcasts when going to work, and the PM Podcast enriched a lot my experience. Both gizmos and interviews are very instructive to me.
I recommend it to everyone interested in improving its project management knowledge.

Rogerio Ribeiro Duarte. PMP
Porto Alegre, Brazil