Scott Mill’s Flirt Divert is back and has a new number - 07770 774 914.

If someone you don’t like asks for your number just give them the flirt divert number!

They play out the best messages from the Flirt Divert ansaphone every Monday on Radio 1 and will also be checking the texts every Wednesday afternoon.

Put the number in your phone now - store it under “Me” - and give it to any freako lotharios you meet.

Flirt Divert - 07770 774 914

If you miss Scott Mills show then you can always subscribe to the Scott Mills Podcast or download episodes from the BBC website.

For archives of Flirt Divert Messages going back as far as July 2005 then check out the Unofficial Scott Mills site.

I recently came across a couple of ringtones podcasts and thought what a great idea it was.

Check them out: Ringtone Podcast and KSSX Ringtones.

The first one seems to be updated regularly while the second offers just a couple of ringtones from the Eric Rice show.

I got a Sony PSP given to me for Christmas last year and I have to confess I haven’t used it that much. I’m not into all these modern games so much and would prefer playing the old classics like Tetris.

So I was looking at it the other day and thinking what else could I use it for other than playing games and having a wireless TV. Going through the menus I noticed the RSS Channel which wasn’t there when I first got it so must have been part of an upgrade.

So I delved a little deeper into it and it turns out that the Sony PSP now supports Podcasts. You simply enter the RSS feed of the podcast you want to subscribe to into the internet browser and it will recognize it as a feed and ask you if you want to add it to the RSS Channels. Once you’ve done this you can then select the feed in the RSS Channels menu and it will list all of the available episodes.

You then have more options with the episodes and can choose to stream it live on your PSP or save it to your memory stick. Saving it I think is a better option if you’ve got room as once your playing the file you can fast forward and rewind until your hearts content without having to wait for the PSP to catch up with its buffering.

When you’ve saved the file it appears under the Music menus as it is an MP3 and the Sony PSP thinks it will be a music file.

So if you don’t have an iPod and normally listen to podcasts on your PC a Sony PSP is a good way of listening to podcasts on the move.

If you don’t get the chance to catch Scott Mills on the radio then have a listen to his daily podcasts. Some of these are hilarious.

Scott Mills Daily
A daily slice of Scott, with more silly features, crank calls and Oh! What’s Occurring?, taken from his show every day on Radio 1 from 4pm to 7pm.

Mills: Scott proves he’s faster than Usain Bolt 02 Sep 10
2 Sep 2010 at 2:33pm
Usain Bolt pops in and Scott challenges him to a race. Beccy and Laura take part in Innuendo Bingo: The Duel. Scott hides from Beccy and his estate agent under a duvet. Plus, will the people of Stupid Street lie about the first song they ever bought just to look cool?!
Listen

Mills: TOTDS is back from his holiday 01 Sep 10
1 Sep 2010 at 12:10pm
Yep, The One That Doesn’t Speak is back and showing EVERYONE his holiday pics. Plus, Scott has an amazing Katy Perry announcement. There’s a new Sausage Surprise on Eastenders, we raid our bosses CD collection and Scott makes it on to Urban Dictionary.
Listen

Mills: Good Mornin’! The hot answer phone , 27 Aug 10
27 Aug 2010 at 6:34pm
It’s only blaaaay Friday. Scott catches up with Lauren off of the Breakfast show and is tipped off by Donna who found a really hot woman on a store answer phone. Also have you had your car broken into but they’ve left your CD collection?
Listen

So you’ve created your first podcast and now you want to start promoting it. First you go a podcast directory and the first thing they ask you for is the link to your podcast feed.

Now for a lot of webmasters especially newbie’s and non-technical types the first that springs to mind is “What is a podcast feed?”.

A podcast feed is basically an rss xml file which describes your podcast, any episodes you may have and the location of the files.

In order to simplify the process I have launched a free podcast feed generator on my site Podcastblaster.com. Once you setup an account you only need to fill in the simple forms and the feed will be generated for you. When you add new episodes you can come back to the site and enter the details and re-generate your feed.