Here are five guys that helped make this year’s PodCamp Boston a success:

• Mitch Joel (far left) drove down from Montreal to be part of PodCamp. He and C.C. Chapman (middle) met in person for the very first time on Saturday morning, and just a few hours later they were presenting a session before a jam-packed audience on building your personal brand (listen to the session audio). Mitch has become a true friend — and mentor — to me over these last two months and having him at PodCamp was one of my personal highlights from the unconference. And C.C.? Everyone seems to know — and like — him, and there’s a very good reason for that. His enthusiasm for podcasting and goodwill are infectious.
• Clinton Alvord (second from left) is the genius behind comedy4cast and was part of the panel discussion that I moderated on podcast formats.
• Bob Goyetche (fourth from left) from the Rogic podcast congolmerate also made the trek down from Canada, and he was part of a late-night jam session (Clinton and C.C. were there, too) in Saturday’s after hours that won’t be forgotten anytime soon! Bob is one of the organizers of Podcasters Across Borders, a conference I don’t intend to miss in 2007.
• Guido Stein (far right) emerged as one of PodCamp’s celebrities. He had the most unique story and self-pitch: He’s a guy; he knits; and he’s damn proud of it. Check out his latest podcast — as well as the comments from some the PodCampers he made an impression on.

Technorati tags: PodCamp, PodCampBoston 2006, Mitch Joel, Clinton Alvord, C.C. Chapman, Bob Goyetche, Guido+Stein, Podcasters Across Borders.

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