So you like listening (to podcasts)?

To those of you with little time to read, but more time to listen, here's a few interviews & podcasts about current status of Oil peaking (all in mp3 format):

• WEC report - conventional crude oil peaked in 2006 - Chris Skrebowski (editor, Petroleum Review), 29 mins, 13.3 MB, Oct. 2007
  
• Quality of Crude Oil Supply Declining - Larry Chorn (Platt's Chief Economist), 6 mins, 6 MB, Oct. 2007
  
• Oil production has peaked & prices will continue to rise - Sadad Al-Huseini (ex-Head of Oil Production of Saudi Aramco), 12 mins, 2.9 MB, Oct. 2007
• Has oil peaked & why are we not hearing more about it - James Schlesinger (former US Energy secretary), 14 mins, 13 MB, Sept 2007
• Official world oil reserve figures are overstated - Ray Leonard (Kuwait Energy Co.), 17 mins, 4 MB, Sept. 2007
• Peak oil means peak economy - Robert L. Hirsch (SAIC, ex-RAND, ex-Exxon, ex-ERDA), 17 mins, 4 MB, Oct 2007
• Export Land Model - How oil producers are exporting less oil for us to us - Jeffrey J. Brown (petroleum geologist, TOD), 36 mins, 25 MB, Sept 2007
• Oil Decline Rates in key oil fields & World Energy Outlook - Fatih Birol (IEA chief economist), 12 mins, 3 MB, Oct 2007
• Roundup of recent news: Oil, geopolitics, dollar decline, oil discovery, population, food - Bart Anderson (Energy Bulletin), 52 mins, 24 MB, Oct 2007

That should be enough to get started. For more podcasts, check Global Public Media, The Last Oil Shock blog, older ones from The Watt, EV World energy podcasts, Platts audio features.