AKMA concludes his post "Visions" with the quasi-throwaway remark:

By the way, I’m very positively impressed with the way Josh has implemented video segments — there’s no reason someone couldn’t be doing comparable work in responsible theological, educational communication. Plenty of institutions already have more ample facilities than Josh’s; all it would take is the determination to do it.

I'm not convinced the problem is "determination", I think it is time. That, and the lack of credit that such activities get from employers. (For some hints of the attitudes that underlie this see for example the discussion of April DeConick, Tenure and Blogging by both Stephen Carlson Blogging and Academia and Mark Goodacre Blogging and Tenure 2 and his earlier post).

I know that my attempts at blogging are largely made on my own time... however, I have been inspired by playing with Evoca (see the side bar for an opportunity to post audio comments) and will be experimenting with some simple audio blogs. (Video for now takes too much time and skill...)

Here is the first:

Humour in the Bible: Part One: Introducing Saul

This is a short (about 12 minute) MP3 discussing 1 Sam 9:1ff..