Chances are, you were one of the 700 voters at the More Honors elections last Monday and Tuesday.

A yellow cardboard box, some ballots, a projector to play clips – how much work can go into something as simple? Think again.

In the 1980s, almost two decades before the first podcast was published, television networks changed the music industry. “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles was the first music video to be aired on MTV in 1981. The ironic peculiarity, however, was that the man whose career was based on the premise that television would override radiotriggered one of the most important advancements in radio. Adam Curry, long-time MTV video jockey, today better known as the “Podfather,” pioneered what media experts believe to be the technology that will revive radio.