To the thread creator: I would suggest you take time out to review grammar, vocabulary, and other aspects of the Spanish language delving into the conversational part of the language. Once you go farther into the language from a literary prespective, then you may be able to watch videos, recordings, etc.
I learned something interesting through the years I studied Japanese: There's another Internet. As in, there's a Japanese part of the Internet. Sure enough, there's a Spanish part, too. Keep working on the basics and you'll be able to access the Spanish part of the Internet. I like to get to the other languages by using google.
http://www.google.com/intl/es/
Don't forget to type in Spanish.
To others:I've recently taken a liking to the Englishforums.com and other language boards provided.
How about creating a section of the website for people to be contacted if they wish to speak in a language.
Maybe that wasn't worded the best.
What's the possibility that forodeespanol.com can create a database of people who want to speak in a language. This database would allow a person to submit his or her skype screenname (I seriously prefer skype to other forms of Internet p2p talking programs). Afterwards, the name would be listed on a list of people who would like to talk to others in a particular language. There would be a constant regulation system, though. To make sure people on the list stay active, you could have it organized by logins. If someone recently logged in, then show the most recently logged in person. This shows that the person is still active in the community. Skype has its own abilities for finding out if someone is on, but this way, people will know who is online and an active participant.
I apologize if this isn't easily understood. I've been studying psychology for 12 hours, and my brain is tired.