Melbourne, Australia - 11 Janurary 2006 - Molly’s Monday Machinations, one of the First Aussie Rules Podcasts available via the Internet, was yesterday announced as a finialist in the Best of Blogs awards in the Podcasting section.

“I am thrilled to be honoured to be in this great company and to have some recognition that what I am doing is worth while” said Phillip Molly Malone, host/Admin and owner of the show. “I hope all my friends, listeners, colleagues and fellow Australian’s can get behind me when it comes to voting so that this emerging Australian brand can get the world wide recognition. It further validates that Australian’s are World leaders when it comes to podcasting, just look at the First Footy Podcast, footytalk.com.au, the worlds best movie review show, (Cool) Shite on the Tube and not forgetting the guys and girls over at the worlds first commerical Podcast Network, TPN. I would also like to thank the great people at Fruitcast as my official Sponsor organisors. You can contact them at www.fruitcast.com if you are interested in sponsoring the show.”

For more information and list of the nomitated in this catergory, check out this link. For details on how to vote, keep an eye out on the MMM Blog at http://afl.mollyzine.com or at the Mollyzine at http://www.mollyzine.com.

If you are interested in contacting Mr Malone for interviews you can contact him at:

email: mollyfud@gmail.com

Skype: mollyfud

Blog: http://afl.mollyzine.com

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