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| Mike Scantlebury |
| Salford, Manchester, England |
| Expertise: internet author, publishing |
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| Born and partly raised in the South West of England, Mike Scantlebury soon shook the dust of a one horse town off his feet and moved north, ending up in the historic city of Manchester, home to the most famous soccer team in the world, Manchester United, and original home of that iconic LA-based singer, Morrisey. Grinding out words into books and More...
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Bodcast 3 - How to eat for health |
| by Mike Scantlebury (File 30.6 MB) |
| Many people who live in Ordsall, an inner city area of Salford, near Manchester, England, are finding out how to eat healthily. The benefits of a good diet are many and varied. Jane Wood has interviewed local doctors and health advisors and has brought their wisdom to share in this podcast. |
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Old Lads Remember |
| by Mike Scantlebury (Audio 00:08:23) |
| Salford Lads Club is famous round the world, mainly for being the site of a 1987 video from cult band The Smiths. But the Club has been open since 1904, staffed by volunteers anxious to improve the lives of young people in the area. What was it like, years ago? Some Old Timers tell us their stories. |
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Publishing is Dead |
| by Mike Scantlebury (Video 00:09:38) |
| What does the internet mean for Traditional Publishing? It means death. So says controversial Internet Author and trainer Mike Scantlebury from England. Not one to pull punches, he expounds his theory in a humorous and direct way. |
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The 7 Levels of Publishing - Part One |
| by Mike Scantlebury (Video 00:05:28) |
| Why do all Internet Authors assume they want the same thing? In fact, there are 7 Levels of Publishing, and different writers might decided to attain, then stop, at any particular level. It's your choice. It's also not obvious that Traditional Publishers can fulfill all those needs. But the internet can. |
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The 7 Levels of Publishing - Part Three |
| by Mike Scantlebury (Video 00:07:13) |
| Wrapping up the argument in this last section, Mike Scantlebury describes the joys and hazards of being an Internet Author and why it's a fact that would-be's and wannabes often dig themselves into a ditch, looking in the wrong place for what they really want. |
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The 7 Levels of Publishing, Part Two |
| by Mike Scantlebury (Video 00:04:41) |
| Following on from the exciting introduction, Mike Scantlebury gets down to the basics and starts discussing the levels of publishing that start to get exciting (and lucrative) for the aspiring author. At the same time, he shows how the new medium of Internet Authoring can meet these aspirations, without the humiliation of Traditional Publishers. |
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The Street of a Thousand Kids - podcast |
| by Mike Scantlebury (Audio 00:13:27) |
| One small terraced street in Salford. How many children? Well, it's 1967 and the latest count says there's over 300 - just in 60 houses! They called it 'The Street of a 1,000 Children' and it became famous throughout the country. It's Rudman Street. Learn more here. |
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