I viewed a podcast through Podcast.com it wasn't relevant to libraries, but I learned how to grow a pear in a wine bottle to make a pretty gift.
I don't see the use for podcasts in a library at all. Unless you had a certain program that you continued to film (storytime). Podcasts seem more like a video blog to me in that they are updated often than just a video that you would post to YouTube.
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