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Named one of the best 100 podcasts of 2021 by Bello Collective, this M'sMs classic was originally titled "Frank Lloyd Wright" - yup, the iconic architect. Axes and fire and murder oh my. Basically, you gotta listen to this one. We'll be back next week. Find us on Patreon or subscribe on $potify for more goodies.

Shalita Grant from Netflix's "You" and TK Dutes visit friends and discuss natural hair freedom, how to treat 4C Hair with Four Natural Hair Care, the CROWN Act and more with host Marina Franklin.   Shalita Grant, a Tony-nominated actress, made headlines when she courageously left a popular TV show due to her struggle with traction alopecia and hair damage, which affected her in front of millions of viewers. Determined to find a solution, she developed a groundbreaking plant-based hair treatment that addressed her own complex type 4 hair issues. This led her to establish Four Naturals Hair in her dining room in Toluca Lake, California in 2019, which has now expanded into a nationwide salon and home care treatment system. With its plant-based active ingredients, the Four Naturals Treatment has become a transformative solution for textured hair, allowing Shalita's characters to look their best. Through her brand, she has empowered her clients, lovingly called Curlfriends, to experience newfound freedom and confidence with their type 4 hair, whether on vacation or in their daily lives. Shalita's commitment to healing and uplifting Black women has also extended to developing a patent-pending textured hair detangling technique that brings pain-free and stress-free experiences to both mothers and their children. Despite her own hair struggles, Shalita chose to rise above and make a positive impact in the industry, while finding joy in her personal life with her partner, former MMA World Champion Jessica Aguilar, and their three dogs in Puebla, Mexico. Keisha "TK" Dutes is a self professed "Rich Auntie" and a visual artist. You can find her experiments all over her IG page. She loves exploring the full potential of audio. Her experience spans terrestrial radio (WBAI-NY) , online (TK in The AM/Bondfire Radio), podcast (Buzzfeed's Thirst Aid Kit, Hear to Slay, etc) and audio drama, from W.E.B DuBois' The Comet, The Weeksvile Project, to Take Me To The Water - a 2020 Sarah Award winning piece for art history podcast, Accession. The first project under her new company Philo's Future Media is Open World, a podcast anthology about better futures through science and tech in partnership with Rose Eveleth and Flash Forward Presents. It has been featured in The Bello Collective's 100 Outstanding podcasts of 2020 and listed as a Top Podcast of 2020 by Spotify. TK spreads the gospel of radio/podcasting through workshops, mentorship, public speaking, and was listed on Current.org's "Black Talents in Public Media You Should Know.". She also serves on the board of the Association of Independents in Radio. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf.

We are so thrilled to present one more show that we absolutely adore - Mockery Manor  Nominated for Best Fiction at the British Podcast Awards 2020, Mockery Manor has garnered glowing reviews from Screen Rant, Herald Scotland, Engadget, The Podcast Host, Podcast Magazine, Bello Collective and more, as well as hundreds of 5-star ratings on Apple Podcasts. It was also described as "remarkably immersive" and "marvellous" by Stephen Fry.  Written & Directed by Lindsay Sharman Music, Sound Design & Editing by Laurence Owen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Overview: Jenna Spinelle (she/her) '08 Communications is a writer, podcaster, and speaker in higher education. She hosts and produces the Democracy Works podcast and the narrative series When the People Decide, both productions of the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State. Jenna hops over from her host chair to the interview chair on Following the Gongfor this episode to discuss the current media landscape – on campus and at large – working in podcasting and content creation, and other topics like the value of continued participation in music. You can read Jenna's full bio and a breakdown of the episode topics below. Guest Bio: Jenna Spinelle (she/her) '08 Communications is a writer, podcaster, and speaker in higher education. She hosts and produces the Democracy Works podcast and the narrative series When the People Decide, both productions of the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State. She teaches courses on freelancing and the creator economy at Penn State's Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications, from which she earned her BA in Journalism with Honors in 2008. She also finds time to freelance for various firms and publications. She previously worked in marketing and public relations positions at Penn State and in traditional newspaper settings. Her writing has appeared in outlets including Bello Collective, Inside Higher Ed, and Current. You can find her on Twitter @JennaSpinelle or visit her website at jennaspinelle.com. Episode Specifics: In this episode, Jenna shares her insights on: · Choosing Penn State over “big city” schools for its academic reputation and being close to home · Aspects of journalism that can help you identify it as a field for you · Making the most of Penn State's student media culture – even if you are not a journalism major or in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications · Joining the College as a current Penn State student · The evolving media landscape of the mid-2000s through to 2022 · Getting into professional podcasting without previous on-air experiences · Translating dense topics for listeners on the Democracy Workspodcast · Creating a narrative-based podcast – like Serial – in When the People Decide · The different types of podcasts and Jenna's (and Sean's) inspirations · The how of podcasting, and advice on building up your skills to be a content creator · The value in freelancing and pursuing side-hustles · Continuing playing a musical instrument through college and into post-college life · Pushing yourself out of your professional comfort zone and initial discipline · Thoughts on mentorship ----- Schreyer Honors College Links: • Website • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • LinkedIn • Upcoming Events • Scholars – Need Assistance? Book an Appointment! • Alumni – Learn Why and How to Volunteer • Make a Gift to Benefit Schreyer Scholars • Join the Penn State Alumni Association ----- Credits & Notes: This content is available in text form here. This show is hosted, produced, and edited by Sean Goheen ‘11 Lib (Schreyer). The artwork was created by Tom Harrington, the College's Web Developer. The sound effect is “Chinese Gong,” accessed via SoundBible used under Creative Commons License. The theme music is “Conquest” by Geovane Bruno, accessed via Pixabay and used under Creative Commons License.

When you started podcasting, things were different. Maybe a little. Maybe a lot. At some point, those differences are going to start adding up and you won't podcast the same way ever again. And that's OK.  Change comes for all of us at some point, and podcasters like you and me are not immune. Neither are those individuals who run companies that provide services to podcasters like you and me. The same goes for those providing services to podcast listeners. They aren't immune either. In reality; no aspect of podcasting is immune to change. Changes to podcasting don't have to be predicated by massive upheaval. And the stabie podcasting world you think you live in is either an illusion or a temporary condition.  Change is inevitable and has been with podcasting since the beginning. But as I look back at recent months, it sure looks like changes are coming at us a whole lot faster than they were before. Here are 3 indicators: 1. "Inactive" podcasts are swelling, whatever that means. There are many reasons why a podcaster makes the decision to stop podcasting at a certain point. But one commonality is that something has changed for that podcaster from the time they started podcasting to the time they posted their last episode.  2. Podcast-listener-focused services getting out of the game. It's not just https://bellocollective.com/the-final-newsletter-c30c140a5415 (Bello Collective), but they did specifically point to changes to the landscape that led to their halting—or at least pausing—of operations. Changes not only to podcasting, but to how people listen. 3. Podcaster-focused services are consolidating.  Flying under the radar of mergers with envy-inducing price tags are a slew of smaller mergers and roll-ups as interest from creators change. If there's a takeaway for you in all of this, it's simply a reminder that change comes for us all. In podcasting. In life. In business.  For those of us who've wrapped all three of those things together, it sure is making for an interesting ride. ----- Links Looking for a remote recording solution that handles both audio and video? you need https://evoterra.link/riverside (Riverside.fm)! https://podcastindustryinsights.com/apple-podcasts-statistics/ (Tracking "inactive" podcasts, whatever that means) https://bellocollective.com/the-final-newsletter-c30c140a5415 (Bello Collective closing up. For now.) http://evoterra.link/buzz (Over 100K active podcasters trust Buzzsprout.) Serious about podcasting? Join the https://evoterra.link/app (Advancing Podcasting Community) today! ------  https://podcastpontifications./ (Podcast Pontifications) is a production of https://simpler.media/ (Simpler Media). New episodes are released four times a week, providing ideas and questions every serious podcaster should be thinking about. It's created and hosted by https://twitter.com/evoterra (Evo Terra. Follow him on Twitter) for more podcasting insights as they come. http://alliepress.ne/ (Allie Press) assists with the production and transcription of the show. If you received value from today's episode of Podcast Pontifications, return some of that! We call it https://podcastpontifications.com/support (value-for-value), and there are many ways to show your support. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy

Audience building and community building in podcasting are two very different things, though we use the terms interchangeably. And tend to ignore the latter. But true-community building has its own rewards. As a podcaster, it's often considered important to grow your audience. And I agree with that. But it's also important to do actual community building, where you and your podcast play an active role in helping build out or support the community in which you and your podcast belong. Why? Because you live within communities. Not just professionally, but also personally. When you think about community building, think wider. Here are three aspects to consider. Get Involved With Your Local Communities The people within a five-kilometer radius of where you podcast from may not be the audience of your show, but you still have to live near them! So play an active role and at least attend local community organization meetings or business mixers. Get Involved In Podcasting Communities There are several vibrant and active online communities you can join. Again, not to rake in new listeners, but to support all of podcasting. Like the https://bellocollective.com/ (Bello Collective), https://www.earbudspodcastcollective.org/ (Earbuds Collective), https://www.thepodcastacademy.com/ (The Podcast Academy), and other groups that support, spread, or empower the people who make podcasts.  Get Involved In Your Trade/Industry Communities And finally, don't forget the communities in and around the trade or the industry in which you and your podcast belong. Just about every industry or trade group out there has governing bodies or other special interest groups that put on mixers, create publications, host trade shows, and more.  Podcasters tend to know the importance of community building, but all too often take too narrow of a view. Hopefully, this higher-level picture of how you and your podcast can get involved with the communities in your orbit might be helpful. ----- Links Looking for a remote recording solution that handles both audio and video? you need https://evoterra.link/riverside (Riverside.fm)! https://bellocollective.com/ (Bello Collective) https://www.earbudspodcastcollective.org/ (Earbuds Collective) https://www.thepodcastacademy.com/ (The Podcast Academy) Serious about podcasting? Join the https://evoterra.link/app (Advancing Podcasting Community) today! ------  https://podcastpontifications./ (Podcast Pontifications) is a production of https://simpler.media/ (Simpler Media). New episodes are released four times a week, providing ideas and questions every serious podcaster should be thinking about. It's created and hosted by https://twitter.com/evoterra (Evo Terra. Follow him on Twitter) for more podcasting insights as they come. http://alliepress.ne/ (Allie Press) assists with the production and transcription of the show. If you received value from today's episode of Podcast Pontifications, return some of that! We call it https://podcastpontifications.com/support (value-for-value), and there are many ways to show your support. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Support this podcast

From the mountains of Central Asia comes a musical form that borrows from Nature. Ft. Saylyk Ommun. A Bello Collective "100 Outstanding Podcasts From 2021" favorite.

In this episode from The Podcast Studies Podcast, formerly known as the “New Aural Cultures” Podcast, co-hosts Dario Llinares and Lori Beckstead come on the SpokenWeb Podcast to take us back to key moments of their past episodes. They introduce three segments from past episodes that engage with podcasting in relation to media forms and cultural contexts. You will hear a segment from an interview with academic Ella Waldmann on S-Town as a literary form; Galen Beebe from the Bello Collective website discussing ethics, social justice, and podcasting's media heritage; and Dan Misener on the misunderstood notion of podcast branding. The episode of the Podcast Studies Podcast that we shared with you today was produced by Dario Llinares and Lori Beckstead. Visit https://www.podpage.com/podcaststudiespodcast to subscribe and find more details.

Special thanks to Sarah Rhea Werner for reprising her role as Valentina Blackwood. Sarah has so many wonderful projects, including The Write Now Podcast and Girl in Space. Sarah has all sorts of ways to entertain, educate, and inspire you and you should really learn more about her at sarahwerner.com. And double-special thanks to Elena Fernández Collins for voicing Ave María’s field report. Elena Fernández Collins is a genderfluid podcast critic and reporter and a forensic sociolinguist living in Portland, OR. She curates a biweekly newsletter about audio fiction, Audio Dramatic, where she reviews episodes and provides essays and news for the community. She also covers the audio fiction podcast beat for The Bello Collective, an indie online publication about podcasting, and is a contributor to The AV Club’s Podmass, among others. Check out Field Guide to the Haunted Forest by Jarod K. Anderson wherever books are sold.

I spoke to Galen Beebe who is a contributing editor at Bello Collective. Bello Collective is a website that is dedicated to writing about podcasting that focuses on criticism. Made up of a diverse team of writers, curators, podcasters and fans who are all passionate about the power of audio, they publishes analysis of specific podcasts, innovations in technology and journalism, and highlight shows that are worth listening to. It’s really a great hub for discourse about podcasts that goes beyond the well-worn hobby horses of monetisation and audience expansion. Galen comes from a literature background which is why we get on a trip about writing in relation to podcasting, along with talking about the website and the newsletter which anyone who listens to this show should subscribe to. We also cover topics such as production values of podcasting during the pandemic, journalistic ethics in podcasting, podcasting's relationship to legacy media (what’s new and old about it), helping academics turn research into podcasts, podcasting as ekphrastic writing and difficulties of writing about podcasting in general, what should podcast criticism do in terms of the focus on form and content, and engaging the labour of difficult art. In my opening remarks I think about the interrelationship between writing and speaking, between audio and text, and how the nomeclature we use to talk about podcasting can reflect the complex layers of technologies and practices that make defining a definitive criteria of the medium, so difficult. Shownotes Bello Collective Website and newsletter sign-up Galen Beebe on Twitter Ministry of Ideas Podcast Recent episode of Twenty Thousand Hertz: The Detterent Tone - written and produced by Galen Beebe Galen is the second person to recommend In Strange Woods Click here to listen to New Aural Cultures wherever you get your podcasts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newauralcultures/message

Most people can name a famous attraction or historical event in Berlin. Many can tell you a musician or artist that spent time in the city. When it comes to city politics, local business and garbage in Berlin, Radio Spätkauf picks up where the others left off.Hosted by four international residents of Berlin, Radio Spaetkauf presents facts and opinions on local issues with entertaining cultural insight. The show is produced for podcast and live audience and calls listeners to action on local issues. Bello Collective has recognised the podcast for its examination of the Berlin Brandenburg Airport project, aptly titled “How to Fuck Up An Airport”.You don’t need to live in Berlin to enjoy Radio Spaetkauf. Listeners from other international cities will recognise common themes of urban life. The hosts provide irreverent, analytical twists on each topic, resulting in a show with local and international flair.“What’s going on right now with Covid in Germany or Berlin ends up in the international press, but local elections don’t,” explains Daniel Stern, one of the show’s hosts. “That’s one of the times when I really feel like we’re doing our job and something valuable.”In this episode of MetaPod, we learn about current affairs in Berlin and how the Radio Spätkauf team performs with a sense of humour and wonder. We also hear about expat life and two pressing issues for the city, the housing crisis and notorious Berlin Brandenburg Airport.Daniel also reveals to MetaPod a few of the hot topics of life in Berlin, like trash sorting and abandoned bike locks. Wendy suggests an episode that explores the German art of sandwich lettuce.

Show Notes Hi Listeners, this is just a brief announcement to let you know that our next episode will be delayed. Like many of you, we are struggling with this ongoing global pandemic. (laughs) Uhhhh. yeah. yeah. But, we've got some cool things in the works. They're coming soon. Fret not. In the meantime, check the show notes for a list of highly recommended podcasts that you can listen to this Black History Month. Thanks for listening! (Music: Haydn, String Quartet II in B Minor performed by Steve's Bedroom Band) What to listen to in the meantime: Driving The Green Book Cognitive Dissident Function with Anil Dash 1619 This whole list of podcasts collated by the folks at Bello Collective

Enjoy this bonus episode featuring a complete story from my other hit podcast 'Heirs of the Pandavas' - one of Bello Collective's 100 outstanding podcasts from 2020. Also some key announcements about 3D sound design coming soon to special Indian Noir episodes. Indian Noir Podcast is @indiannoir on Twitter and Instagram. You can also send me audio messages via anchor.fm/indiannoir/message You can now support Indian Noir by donating via https://ko-fi.com/U7U03JREM This podcast is rated R 18+. It may contain classifiable elements such as violence, sex scenes and drug use that are high in impact. This podcast may also contain information which may be triggering to survivors of sexual assault, violence, drug abuse or mental health issues. Listener discretion is advised. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/indiannoir/message

James Cridland and Sam Sethi talk about the report in the Guardian by the journalist Ariel Bogle. She's also an analyst at the Australian strategic policy Institute and she researches online disinformation. She was questioning whether podcasts are becoming. The new dangerous content space and should be regulated or fined like social networks. James spoke with Galen Beebe, Bello Collective's co-editor who has just published its 100 outstanding podcasts from 2020, their fifth annual list. James also interviewed Kate Bradley Chernis, CEO of Lately. AI about how her company combines Natural Language Processing with AI to atomize your podcast into hundreds of mini-movie trailers. So you can broadcast them out into the world.Sam interviewed several members of The Podcast Taxonomy Consortium who recently posted its first white paper, proposing a standard for job descriptions in podcasting. The product of five months of work, it enables all of us to know the difference between a Technical Director and an Audio Engineer. Buzzsprout Podcast hosting and a whole lot more

The Bello Collective publishes its 100 Outstanding Podcasts of 2020. The Podscape remembers who we are. The IAB to move Podcast Upfronts to May. And how to spot Google Podcasts Visit https://podnews.net/update/hazza-and-mezza for all the links, and to subscribe.

Hoy es Carmen quien se pasa Al otro del micrófono para hablarnos del post 100 Outstanding Podcasts From 2020 de Bello Collective: https://bellocollective.com/100-outstanding-podcasts-from-2020-9dbad4aa96e1Además, nos habla de uno de sus podcast de cabecera que aparece en ese listado: Radiolab y de De eso no se habla, un podcast español que ha conseguido entrar en dicha lista.Recuerda que puedes apoyar a este podcast a través de mi perfil en Ko-Fi entrando en: http://jorgemarinnieto.com/cafe o realizando tus compras en Amazon a través de mi enlace de afiliados: http://jorgemarinnieto.com/amazonSi no quieres perderte ninguna de las recomendaciones, noticias, herramientas, eventos o curiosidades relacionadas con el podcasting te recomiendo unirte al canal de Telegram del podcast a través de: http://t.me/alotroladodelmicrofono o bien, siguiendo mi cuenta de Twitter: @Eove

Endless Thread is on break so we're sharing one of our favorite episodes from the past year. We published it back on Juneteenth 2020 after asking for stories that caught our listeners' attention at the height of the George Floyd and Breonna Taylor police brutality protests around the country. The episode was recently included in a roundup of “100 Outstanding Podcasts From 2020” from The Bello Collective.

Vamos a usar uno de los ingredientes más populares del mundo para preparar un postre que se infla y se desinfla cuando se le da la gana. Es un postre complicado, aunque no tanto como el cultivo mismo del cacao, la materia prima del chocolate. ¡El #RecetarioSonoro quedó entre la lista de los 100 pódcast destacados del 2020 del Bello Collective! Conoce pódcast de todo el mundo, en español y en inglés, en esta lista fascinante de proyectos sonoros que tanto nos inspiran: https://bellocollective.com/100-outstanding-podcasts-from-2020-9dbad4aa96e1. Si te gusta este programa, recomiéndaselo a tus amigos y déjanos una reseña en Apple Podcast. Sigue a Loro Podcast en Instagram y en Twitter (@loropodcast) y la HJCK Radio en Twitter, Instagram y Facebook. Gracias a quienes hacen posible este proyecto: a Rodrigo Rodríguez y Maru Lombardo por escribirlo y producirlo; a María Cuestas, por su plan de distribución desde la HJCK; a Alejandro Rodríguez, productor de la HJCK; y a Camila Builes, editora de HJCK Radio. Support the show: https://hjck.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Podcast Recommendations for National Public Lands Day She Explores - Finding Your Voice to Speak for Public Land - Katie Boué (https://she-explores.com/podcast/finding-your-voice-speak-for-public-land-katie-boue/) Radiolab - Punchline (https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/radiolab-punchline) California Love - P Line (https://laist.com/podcasts/california-love.php) NLPD Event Locator (https://www.neefusa.org/npld-event-search) 15 Ways To Help Your Favorite Podcasts (https://bellocollective.com/15-ways-to-help-your-favorite-podcasts-8c955e5c934c) Today’s guest is Ashley Lusk, co-editor of The Bello Collective (https://bellocollective.com/).  Use #PublicLandsDay for all things related to this day.  Helpful Links Go to RateThisPodcast.com/podcastgumbo (https://ratethispodcast.com/podcastgumbo) to rate and review this podcast. It will help you lose weight.  Podcast Gumbo is produced by Paul Kondo each week. Paul also writes the Podcast Gumbo newsletter (https://www.podcastgumbo.com/podcast-gumbo-newsletter/) where he recommends 3 unique podcast episodes every Wednesday. Full transcripts of every episode are on the Podcast Gumbo website (https://www.podcastgumbo.com/podcast-gumbo-podcast/).  Want some weekly podcasting knowledge? Learn how Paul creates this podcast (https://www.podcastgumbo.com/things-im-learning-about-creating-the-podcast-gumbo-podcast/). Paul can be found on Twitter at @paulkondo (https://twitter.com/paulkondo). If you didn’t know, I am Paul.  This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

A few episodes back we mentioned Matt Medeiros, our new Director of Podcaster Success. With a few days as part of the team under his belt, we’re welcoming Matt as the official co-host of Audience. The purpose of our interview today is to give you an inside look at how Matt plans to take our customer’s shows to the next level. To define what the heck a “Director of Podcaster Success” means and why his background uniquely positions Matt as an authority on all things podcasting and WordPress. To break the ice, listen to the full episode to familiarize yourself with our team’s newest voice and point of view. Who is Matt Medeiros? You’re going to be hearing Matt’s voice a lot more going forward. But why should you trust the things he has to say? Well, there are a few good reasons. Starting from the beginning, Matt’s family owned local car dealerships in the Massachusetts area for over 50 years. But rather than try to mimic the big guys, they started with a family-oriented approach. For them, success was making sure they were positive contributors to their community. That’s where Matt’s roots in business, sales, marketing, and support were laid. Fast forward a few years, after Matt started a WordPress agency and worked as a sale person for a WordPress hosting company, he solidified himself as an expert on the open-source software. While hustling in the WordPress community, he also started creating podcasts about his passions for entrepreneurship and building connections with his community. His success podcasting is what lead to new opportunities like this job with Castos, connecting with major voices across multiple industries, and amplifying brands from his own circle of content creators. And somehow along the way, he found time to launch a successful YouTube channel with more WordPress tutorials designed to help business owners create better sites. If you have a question about marketing, podcasting, YouTubing, building relationships, or finding your unique voice, chances are Matt has an idea for you. Check out Matt’s other podcasts, The Matt Report and South Coast FM. Where is Audience headed now that Matt is onboard? From the start of the show, Audience has been a mixture of formats. We’ve recorded in-depth interviews with industry authorities like Tom Webster, Galen and Ashley from the Bello Collective, Rachel Corbett, or Jeff Umbro. We’ve dabbled in producing This American Life-esque episodes including our conversations about how to craft a narrative. And we’ve tried monologue formats to explain the finer points behind podcasting best practices like 4 ways to create a vide

In this post-show episode, host Skye Pillsbury sits down with two special guests to discuss last week’s interview with Dolly Parton’s America producer Shima Oliaee, her nine-year old obsession with Dolly Parton, and whether she feels like she’s part of Dolly Parton’s America. If you enjoy this episode, check out Erik Jones’ print interview with Jad Abumrad for Bello Collective  Get in touch: Host Skye Pillsbury on Twitter @SkyePillsbury                          Last week’s guest Shima Oliaee on Twitter @ShimaOliaee  Inside Podcasting producer Evo Terra on Twitter @EvoTerra Inside Podcasting is produced and hosted by Skye Pillsbury. Evo Terra of Simpler Media Productions is Skye’s co-producer for season two. Charles Quilley is Skye’s sound engineer and Rachel Loden is our researcher. Thanks to Jason Calacanis for greenlighting this project, to Skye’s family for their unwavering support, and to all of YOU, the fantastic people who listen to this show. Please tell a friend about this podcast, post about it on social media, or consider subscribing to Inside Podcasting, a free newsletter about everything podcasting at inside.com/podcasting.

As with many new hobbies, a fair bit of research and reading is required to figure out the best way to start. Podcasting isn’t much different so there has always been need for diverse resources teaching Podcasting 101. According to Google Trends, the phrase “how to start a podcast” has averaged 60 searches per day since 2016. With low barriers to entry and the ability for just about anyone to start podcasting, the Bello Collective was ready to answer that question. Google Trends interest over time for the phrase “how to start a podcast” in the last 12 months. Launching in 2016, their efforts came just in time. With a diverse team of writers to build a solution, the Bello Collective started publishing podcasting resources to help hosts get started, grow, and sharpen their craft. Fast forward to 2020, that community has grown to elevate voices that don’t always get enough airtime. With readers and writers across Slack, email, Twitter, and their website, Ashely Lusk and Galen Beebe are the co-editors steering the ship. On this week’s episode of Audience, Craig sits down with Lusk and Beebe to talk about the Collective and how they built such an engaged community. Listen to the full episode now to hear firsthand why interrogating your definition of success can make you a better podcaster. Why Communication Is Key In the past, blogging and podcasting were primarily one-way conversations. The writer publishes an article, the reader digests their thoughts without the opportunity to directly collaborate with them. The podcaster releases an episode, the listener tunes in without being able to connect with the person on the other side of their headphones. But as industries shifted, so did the technology that enabled creators and consumers to start a dialogue. Podcasters are urged to start newsletters, social media accounts, YouTube channels, and Patreon followings to fuel the connection. Bello Collective was built from this foundation of dialogue. When pressed about how they morphed a static publication into a living community, Ashley and Galen highlighted the importance of having conversations with intention. Open dialogue is at the forefront of all of their interactions. For new writers, this means clear expectations about the editing process and what content they are looking for. Within their Slack channel, members can’t join until they agree to community guidelines that say keep all responses off the record. By doing so, every member can speak freely and surface discussions that may have otherwise bee

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Voices from the Black Lives Matter protest in Sydney, Saturday, June 6th, 2020. Action: Donate to Reconciliation Australia: https://www.reconciliation.org.au/donate-now/ Read Guardian Australia article 'Aboriginal deaths in custody: 434 have died since 1991, new data shows' https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jun/06/aboriginal-deaths-in-custody-434-have-died-since-1991-new-data-shows Subscribe to Always was, always will be our stories podcast: https://podfollow.com/1513056184  Check out Bello Collective's '21 Podcasts That Confront Racism in America' https://bellocollective.com/16-podcasts-that-confront-racism-in-america-f8f69baf529d Chat or problem? Contact Mike:_ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikewilliams_v  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikewilliams_v/  Website: https://mikewilliams.com.au/podcast  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After you listen to this, go check out Mark’s podcast The Constant: A History of Getting Things Wrong named one of The Bello Collective’s Top 100 Outstanding Podcasts of 2019Brought to you by Jeppson’s Malört: The Only Malört You Need.Featuring the song “Promises” by the Barrerracudas, the song that’s here for you and then a lil bit of Goodfellas for good measure.Recording LIVE at the Hall of Opinions courtesy of THE Clark BenderPlease rate and review, Netflix and Chill and Judge Harshly.

Show notes: The podcast industry is rapidly growing, so Sounder is making it easy for audio creators to stay on top of it all with This Week In Podcasting, where we discuss this week’s most exciting podcasting news and tips, all in under 10 minutes.Episode 18 is wrapped tightly with brand new research.According to Consumer Technology Association, tech spending during the upcoming 2019 holiday season is projected to reach $97.1 billion in revenue in the U.S. Last week we asked you to guess which tech is expected to be gifted the most this year. Did you guess right?For the longest time, ranking on search engine results pages was largely a digital writing game. But a new article published by Search Engine Journal reveals Google is starting to index audio now too. Check out these simple steps.Have you considered stepping out from behind the mic? Well new research done by Amira Valliani, co-founder and CEO of the membership platform Glow, might change your mind. She analyzed data from 460 live podcast show events and found that the live show industry will be worth over $55 million this year. Not sure how to host a live show? Check out this article by Bello Collective.We interact with synthetic voices on our GPS and personal assistance device, but what about listening to a whole podcast hosted by AI? A new study reveals listener thoughts on the matter. But first, we want to ask you what you think about this AI-generated Joe Rogan clone.Lastly, holidays can be tough, and it’s okay to admit! Thankfully NPR put together Life Kit, an arsenal of episodes to help us navigate stressful family gatherings, budgeting, holiday work events, and keeping the Santa magic alive with children. Short Guitar Clip by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Artist: http://audionautix.com/

En NotiPod Hoy Apple envió un correo a los podcasters donde anuncia un cambio en las categorías de los podcasts, con unas 30 eliminadas y otras 70 nuevas. Este cambio afecta no solo a los podcasters, sino también al resto de aplicaciones que utilizan las categorías de Apple, quienes tendrán que cambiar una parte importante de sus plataformas. La noticia se recibió con dos sentimientos: el de alegría porque Apple está respondiendo a los pedidos de podcasters y el de decepción porque no avisaron a las empresas de alojamiento, pero el email enviado dice que deben contactarlas. Spotify ha comenzado las pruebas de la función de listas de reproducción de podcasts, las cuales inicialmente serán curadas por un equipo humano. Majelan, una startup francesa quiere hacer que los podcasts sean más accesibles. Por ello, han lanzado esta app en iOS y Android que ofrece una experiencia ‘99.99% gratis’. En Corea del Sur, casi 2 de cada 3 personas escuchan podcasts. Y es que según el Informe Digital News de Reuters Institute de 2018, el 58 por ciento de los surcoreanos dijeron haber sintonizado un podcast en el último mes, unos 25 puntos porcentuales más que los estadounidenses (33 por ciento) y más que el promedio mundial (34 por ciento). Hong Kong y Taiwán quedaron en segundo y tercer lugar con 55 por ciento y 47 por ciento respectivamente. Spotify lanza la aplicación llamada ‘Stations’ con la cual buscan imitar la experiencia de escuchar la radio como en Pandora, uno de sus competidores. Desde el blog de Podbean explican cómo es posible monetizar los podcasts este año, sobre todo ahora que está creciendo la audiencia y aumentando el gasto en publicidad. Apple restringe acceso a podcasts en mandarín a usuarios de China. Spreaker y SurferNETWORK han hecho una alianza gracias a la cual la plataforma de podcasting de Spreaker ofrecerá un nuevo programa de afiliados a la colección de clientes de transmisión de radio e Internet de SurferNETWORK. Desde el portal Bello Collective han hecho una recopilación con algunas plataformas de podcasts como Luminary, Stitcher Premium y Spotify, entre otras, detallando qué ofrecen a los usuarios. Podcast recomendado: ‘Reinvéntate’ un podcast en el que se habla de diversos temas, a veces difíciles de hablar. Encontrarás programas sobre amor, espiritualidad, autoimagen, dinero, salud, emprendimiento y propósito. Esther Iturralde, su conductora, asegura que puedes reinventarte, inspirarte, conectarte y diseñar la vida que quieres. Más detalles y otros episodios y contenidos sobre Podcasting en ViaPodcast.FM

En NotiPod Hoy Robert Katai, experto en marketing digital, ha hecho un análisis sobre por qué no deberías lanzar un podcast solo por hacer crecer tu marca. Libsyn ello lanzará una plataforma publicitaria que le permitirá a los podcasters encontrar los anunciantes adecuados para su audiencia. Sony, Universal Music Group (UMG) y Warner Music Group han comenzado a trabajar en la producción de podcasts y a motivar a los artistas para que hagan el suyo. El portal Digital Marketing Stream explica cómo hacer una campaña exitosa para tu marca y afirma que una de las claves está en conocer a tu audiencia para encontrar el podcast adecuado. En el episodio del podcast de BBVA llamado ‘¿Qué fue antes: el huevo o la recomendación?’ analizan el dilema ¿qué tan buenas son estas recomendaciones personalizadas? Desde el portal Mac Stories explican cómo ha sido posible hacer un podcast con la iPad Pro. Propelling es un podcast en español sobre Microdrones en el que se habla sobre el uso de estos vehículos no tripulados en América Latina. En el portal a16z analizan la historia de este formato, sus posibilidades actuales de monetización y publicidad y muestran cómo es posible invertir en este formato. Bello Collective presenta una entrevista con la exitosa periodista, productora y presentadora latina María Hinojosa que asegura que el audio, cuando se hace correctamente, es un periodismo íntimo que saca a relucir la humanidad de todos. Podcast recomendado: Todo es fake. Es un podcast conducido por Tomás Pérez Vizzón en el que explica las cosas que pasan en el mundo digital.

En NotiPod Hoy ☑️ Según el portal Puro Marketing ya no hace falta explicar qué es un podcast  porque el 70% de las personas mayores de 12 años ya conocen  el término. ☑️ Spotify demanda a Apple, ante la Comisión Europea, por competencia desleal argumentando que Apple limita su crecimiento debido a las reglas y a la comisión que cobra a los servicios digitales. ☑️ Tim Sabean, vicepresidente senior de Contenido Digital de Westwood One, ha asegurado que se necesitan tres cosas para lograr anuncios de podcasts exitosos: ser transparente, real y directo. ☑️ Luminary lanzará una suscripción premium con más de 40 podcasts exclusivos, sin publicidad, por 7.99 dólares al mes. ☑️ La radio por Internet de iHeartMedia ha lanzado “The iHeartPodcast Channel”, el cual se reproducirá en AM 1470 en Allentown y donde los usuarios podrán disfrutar de un podcast tras otro, casi todos de una hora de duración. ☑️ El portal Bello Collective publica una entrevista donde muestra el detrás de las escenas del exitoso podcast de true-crime Bear Brook. ☑️ ¿Cuánto vale tu podcast? Conoce  cómo se puede determinar el valor de un podcast-. ☑️ Después de haber publicado un artículo sobre el posible agotamiento de los podcasts, en Hot Pod News han recibido varias respuestas sobre el tema y las han compartido en un nuevo artículo. ☑️ Nieman Lab asegura que la industria de los podcasts está saliendo de su adolescencia y se está enfrentando a una nueva lucha por su identidad. ☑️ Descubre el The Hot New Hotel Amenity, un hotel que se ha convertido en un estudio de podcast.

The story of La Llorona is so much more than that trailer you keep seeing with Linda Cardellini. We invited podcast critic Elena Fernández-Collins to tell us a little bit about La Llorona, the historical figure that might have inspired the tale, and her own personal experiences with the spirit growing up in Puerto Rico. We also talk about the strange rules to get into heaven, government influence on the stories we tell, and why you should never yeet your children.   This week Amanda recommends Fabrizia Italian Limoncello Margharitas. Elena recommended Cocotazo Media and Flyest Fables.   Guest - Elena Fernández-Collins is a podcast critic and reporter and a forensic sociolinguist living in Portland, OR. She curates a biweekly newsletter about audio fiction, Audio Dramatic, where she reviews episodes and provides essays and news for the community. She also covers the audio fiction podcast beat for The Bello Collective, an indie online publication about podcasting. You can also follow her on Twitter @ShoMarq.   Sponsors - Skillshare is an online learning community where you can learn—and teach—just about anything. Visit skillshare.com/spirits2 to get two months of Skillshare Premium for free! This week Amanda recommends “The Staples of Branding.” - Zola: To start your free wedding website and also get $50 off your registry on Zola, go to ZOLA.com/SPIRITS   Find Us Online If you like Spirits, help us grow by spreading the word! Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, & Goodreads. You can support us on Patreon to unlock bonus Your Urban Legends episodes, director’s commentaries, custom recipe cards, and so much more. Transcripts are available at spiritspodcast.com/episodes. To buy merch, hear us on other podcasts, contact us, find our mailing address, or download our press kit, head on over to SpiritsPodcast.com.   About Us Spirits was created by Julia Schifini, Amanda McLoughlin and Eric Schneider. We are founding members of Multitude, a production collective of indie audio professionals. Our music is "Danger Storm" by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0.

A student once asked me “How do you find the stories you feature on HowSound?” I’m asked that a lot, actually. And, I’m sorry to say, I don’t have any secrets to reveal. I probably find stories and podcasts the same way everyone else does. Here’s my very quick and cursory list. * I listen to the radio. A lot. * I ask people “What are you listening to that was really interesting? Or that pissed you off?” * I pick the brains of my students. They often get out their phones and rifle through what they subscribe to. * I’m always scouring newsletters and emails on radio listserves I belong to: a. The list for the Association of Independents in Radio b. The Transom Story Workshop Alumni listserve c. The list for the Sonic Soiree, a local listening group in Boston (I bet there’s a group near you). d. The newsletter from the Bello Collective e. The newsletter from Hot Pod f. Sam Greenspan’s occasional newsletter YSLTF: You Should Listen to Fridays. * I’m a member of a couple of Facebook groups: a. The Podcasters Support Group b. The BEA Teaching Audio Production Group * I subscribe to podcasts that feature work from a lot of different producers: a. Short Cuts from the BBC b. Unfictional from KCRW c. The BBC’s Between the Ears podcast * I search for subject matter I’m personally interested in. For instance, I might search for “Arctic” and “podcasts.” Or, “podcasts on the environment.” I’m sure I’ve left something out. (What would you add?) Perhaps the short answer is: my ear radar is always on; I’m constantly on the hunt. I should mention, too, that as I’m listening, I look for a way into the story for a HowSound episode. Is there a “teachable moment” in the piece? Did the producer do something unusual and notable? Do I find myself wondering “How the heck did they do that?!” Sometimes it’s just a matter of being satisfied by the story or a production technique. That’s what this episode of HowSound is about. On a recent road trip, I listened to several hours of stories and made a mental list of segments from those stories that caught attention, that I found satisfying. This is a different way of producing HowSound. Typically, I find one story and interview the producer. But, today, I feature a slew of clips that caught my ear and I offer some thoughts about what worked and what didn’t. Stories from Earshot, The City, and Sound Africa. If you get a chance, let me know if this episode worked for you. And, tell me what I should be listening to next.

Linguist, critic, and Bello Collective reviewer Elana Fernández Collins joins me to present Love and Luck, a magical epistolary romance from Australia. It's here, it's queer; it's DELIGHTFUL, and nobody dies. So settle in to a warm and happy bubble bath of a show in which two people fall in love and slowly discover they have magic powers. Then they open a cafe. Like, c'mon! How sweet is that?!You can find Ely's writing on the Bello Collective, or at her new audio drama newsletter, Audiodramatic. Check it out at Tinyletter.com/audiodramatic

Today I discuss the PBC podcast playlist on the Death Penalty with Galen Beebe, a writer and editor at the Bello Collective, a publisher of podcast criticism, playlists, and interviews; and co-founder of Etc. Gallery, a home for web-, print-, and experience-based narrative experiments. Her work has appeared in The Atlantic, Full Stop, and elsewhere. Here are links to some of the things we talked about: The Death Penalty podcast playlist Galen’s project on the death penalty, “Knock At The Gates” Death Penalty Information Center Galen’s podcast picks: “Seeing White” podcast series from Scene on Radio Mash Up Americans podcast episode “44: Hillary And Jonathan Sitting in a Tree” The Turnaround with Jesse Thorn podcast episode “Brooke Gladstone” Join Podcast Brunch Club: Get the newsletter Join/start an in-person group where you live Join online Support Podcast Brunch Club Become a patron on Patreon and get additional content Sponsor/advertise with PBC (we offer independent podcaster rates) Save money & support PBC at the same time. Referral links for cash back on online purchases: Ebates Mr. Rebates Next up (December 2017) theme and podcast playlist: Memory If you have comments or reflections on any of the episodes featured or our discussion, send an email or voice memo to podcast@podcastbrunchclub.com.

Today we speak to Dana Gerber-Margie, co creator of The Bello Collective the website and newsletter that reviews podcasts about podcasts.Lion Babe is an American electro soul duo from New York City. They are made up of singer Jillian Hervey

Caly McMorrow is an interactive art and sound artist based in St. Paul Minnesota. Immediately after the 2016 presidential election she participated in social media catharsis by covering a well referenced Leonard Cohen song and sharing it for those who it may benefit. In this episode she talks about the post and her continued efforts to unify and connect people together through the complications of life and art. View her work at http://www.calymcmorrow.com/ To see photos of the piece Status Update visit: http://www.calymcmorrow.com/status-update/ Music in this episode by Caly McMorrow is from her album All of This is Temporary and can be found here: http://www.calymcmorrow.com/music/ Cover art for this episode provided by Dana Elizabeth Gerber-Margie from Bello Collective: https://bellocollective.com/