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In this episode, Jules talks about some of her key takeaways from the Birmingham Podcast Festival. It was the inaugural event and had a diverse line-up of hugely experienced podcasters. Here are her top takeaways: Podcasting should be viewed as ‘narrowcasting' for a niche audience rather than broadcasting for a broad audience. A podcast should be your business card and a way for potential customers/clients to get to know you, rather than a direct source of income Outsource your content and build community by getting listeners to leave messages for your show The Birmingham Podcast Festival was organised and hosted by Soundtruism. Learn more here: https://soundtruism.com/ Learn more about SpeakPipe here: https://www.speakpipe.com/

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A fantastic line-up of podcast experts gives a series of panel discussions and workshops providing top tips and advice. Soundtruism presents the Birmingham Podcast Festival 2023 at Birmingham City University, in the heart of the UK's second city. The Birmingham Podcast Festival is a new event for up-and-coming podcasters, with some of the best in the business offering workshops, talks and insights into the medium. https://birminghampodcastfestival.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's happening with you then? It's that time of the week again so we thought we'd bring you another podcast episode. It's the turn of Niamh Algar. You might know Niamh from her amazing performances in Shane Meadow's The Virtues, MotherFatherSon, Pure, The Bisexual, Without Name or the soon to be released Calm With Horses. We met Niamh at Native in London a couple of weeks back, we had a brew and got down to chatting. We talked trophy hunting, learning to grive, taking your parents on a trip to your film set, Johannesburg, ASMR and painting and loads, loads more.Niamh is an absolute force. She's calm and comfortable and hilarious. We absolutely loved spending time with her and we hope you will too. This is episode 117 of the Two Shot Podcast with the brilliant Niamh AlgarPS - Go and see her new film. It's class.Wanna come and see us live??? Of course you do!!!Get tickets for Birmingham Podcast Festival on the 29th of March with special guest Ben Miller >herehere

Oi oi. It's the Two Shot Podcast all up in your podcast feeds. Hope you're all good at the moment. We certainly are as we've got a lovely new episode for you. This week is the turn of Kellie Shirly. You'll know Kelly from Idris Elba's comedy In The Long Run, or from Call The Midwife, or from playing Carly Wicks in Eastenders amongst loads of other stuff. We met Kellie in our new London podcast base Native near Tate Modern, we got a brew on, she brought the Hob-Nobs and we got into it.Craig and Kellie talked Croydon, swimming, acting and motherhood, going to watch Palace, working in food banks, changing rolls for women through their lifetimes and loads, loads more.This is episode 116 of the Two Shot Podcast with Kellie Shirley. Enjoy.Wanna come and see us live??? Of course you do!!!Get tickets for Birmingham Podcast Festival on the 29th of March with special guest Ben Miller >herehere

In today's episode, the Chardonnay flows as the gang come to some heady conclusions regarding a crime of nuclear proportions and helping them out with some amazingly astute observations is psychotherapist and author, Philippa Perry!Philippa begins proceedings by sharing an infuriating miscarriage of justice by her local council, which she actually says is more upsetting than the time she was mugged! And of course there's a listener crime which actually gets solved ... probablyCome and see The Drunk Women LIVE!For International Women's Day at The Vaults Festival on March 8th (all proceeds to child.org)At the Birmingham Podcast Festival on March 28thAnd as part of Pod Live's true crime festival at Wilton's Music Hall on April 8th.For full details and tickets, go to drunkwomensolvingcrime.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Drunk Women welcome comedian, writer and broadcaster Iszi Lawrence to the force this week and what a stroke of luck that she happens to be a natural detective .. even after a carafe of vino. In this episode, the team delve into a case which sees a daughter take some pretty gruesome revenge for her dad's rather gruesome end (although did he not bring that on himself?) and we learn once and for all, that history is 'really much worse than you can imagine'...Come and see the Drunk Women LIVE throughout spring 2020:They are appearing at The Vaults Festival, London on March 8th for IWD ( all proceeds go to child.org)You can see them as part of Birmingham Podcast Festival on March 28thAnd back in London for Podcast Live's Crime festival on 8th April at Wilton's Music Hall.For full info and tickets, go to drunkwomensolvingcrime.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have two social media legends as our guests today - the amazing Louise Pentland and Emma Conway, otherwise known as Brummy Mummy of 2! This episode was recorded LIVE at the Birmingham Podcast Festival in front of an actual audience. We cover everything from Brazilians and body image to managing the work-life balance. Louise and Emma give us some advice on how to build your profile if you're just starting out in social media. We find out why they are Scummy Mummies, and Louise reveals what her child did to Zoella's lovely white walls. For more from our brilliant guests check out Louise's YouTube channel and visit Emma's website, and follow them on all the things. **SEE US LIVE** Come to our live comedy show! We are on our way to Brighton, Corby, Catford, Leicester, Liverpool, Sevenoaks, Bath, Norwich, Winchester, Potters Bar, Bishops Stortford, Stroud, Finchley, Sutton Coldfield, Barnsley, Manchester, Twickenham, Milton Keynes, Chipping Norton, Bath, Kettering, Worcester, Southampton, Exeter, and more... To buy tickets, and for more dates, visit ScummyMummies.com. We're on Twitter (@scummymummies), Instagram, and Facebook. Please send your confessions to scummymummiespodcast@gmail.com and visit us at ScummyMummies.com. If you like the podcast, please rate, review and subscribe! The Scummy Mummies book is OUT NOW! We hope you like it, and if you do, we'd love an Amazon review!Thank you for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Beyoncé. Singer, icon, celebrity... and pregnancy faker?!?! In this special live show at Birmingham Podcast Festival 2018, Cat Turner presents a slideshow about the internet theory that Beyoncé's baby bump was an illuminati-sponsored conspiracy. Features a comparison of fruits and fetuses, a suspicious dress crease, and a whole host of visual elements that do not translate to the podcast medium. You might as well watch it, to be honest: https://youtu.be/c3V36ieQr-k.

Beyoncé. Singer, icon, celebrity... and pregnancy faker?!?! In this special live show at Birmingham Podcast Festival 2018, Cat Turner presents a slideshow about the internet theory that Beyoncé's baby bump was an illuminati-sponsored conspiracy.

This week on Geeky Brummie we go LIVE in front of a studio audience In a special episode Geeky Brummie appeared at the Birmingham Podcast festival 2018 on Sunday 8th July. Listen back with some bonus music added! Listen back to the other shows at https://birminghampodcastfestival.com/2018 Listen Live - https://www.brumradio.com Follow Brum Radio on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/brumradio Follow GeekyBrummie on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie Follow on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/GeekyBrummie/ Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekyBrummie

This week on Geeky Brummie we go LIVE in front of a studio audience In a special episode Geeky Brummie appeared at the Birmingham Podcast festival 2018 on Sunday 8th July. Listen back with some bonus music added! Listen back to the other shows at https://birminghampodcastfestival.com/2018 Listen Live - https://www.brumradio.com Follow Brum Radio on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/brumradio Follow GeekyBrummie on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie Follow on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/GeekyBrummie/ Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekyBrummie

Jon is in Sweden, and Mark is in his shorts (with no shirt on). They talk about words, weird bars, travel and the Birmingham Podcast Festival.

Jon Bounds, Jon Hickman, Danny Smith and Mark Steadman meetup in real life to discuss their favourite characters, put the Guide on shuffle mode and drink a homemade pangalactic gargleblaster. Huge thanks to everyone who came to see us record, to Elle for holding the mic for Danny, and to the Mockingbird Cinema for having us.

Jon Bounds, Jon Hickman, Danny Smith and Mark Steadman meetup in real life to discuss their favourite characters, put the Guide on shuffle mode and drink a homemade pangalactic gargleblaster.

The X-Cast: LIVE on stage In this special supplemental episode, recorded LIVE on July 8th 2018 at the Birmingham Podcast Festival in the UK, Tony Black & Carl Sweeney attempt to explain the biggest mystery in The X-Files... the alien mythology. With the help of a (possibly) willing audience and a series of educational slides (that you can't see), Tony & Carl try their best to explain who the aliens are, what they're up to, and if any of it makes any sense. Judge for yourselves if they succeed or fail...   Host Tony Black Guest Carl Sweeney Production Tony Black (Editor/Executive Producer), Mark Steadman (Guest Producer), Kurt North (Patron), Michelle Milbauer (Patron), Jenn Ferguson (Patron), Astrid Klosterkoetter (Patron), Naomi Miller (Patron), Adam Silva (Patron), Michael John Petty (Patron), Cathy Glinski (Patron), Andrew Brooker (Patron), Andrew Blaker (Patron), Isabelle Dubois (Patron), Deana Ferreri (Patron), Katie Doe (Patron), Cortlan Waters Bartley (Patron), Malcolm Crang (Patron), Marlene Stemme (Patron), Martha Payne (Patron), Delta 51 (Patron), Clarissa de Becker (Patron), Michael Little (Patron), Maura Funchion Jaeger (Patron), Sarah Devicomte (Patron), Jeremy Daniels (Patron), Michael Gehrmann (Patron), Russell Hugo (Patron), Kelsey L Mayer (Patron), Bethany Good (Patron) Find us online on... FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ITUNES The X-Cast on PATREON Next time... Sarah Blair hosts alongside guest Clara Cook to talk Season 3 Episode 7, 'The Walk'...

The X-Cast: LIVE on stage In this special supplemental episode, recorded LIVE on July 8th 2018 at the Birmingham Podcast Festival in the UK, Tony Black & Carl Sweeney attempt to explain the biggest mystery in The X-Files... the alien mythology. With the help of a (possibly) willing audience and a series of educational slides (that you can't see), Tony & Carl try their best to explain who the aliens are, what they're up to, and if any of it makes any sense. Judge for yourselves if they succeed or fail...   Host Tony Black Guest Carl Sweeney Production Tony Black (Editor/Executive Producer), Mark Steadman (Guest Producer), Kurt North (Patron), Michelle Milbauer (Patron), Jenn Ferguson (Patron), Astrid Klosterkoetter (Patron), Naomi Miller (Patron), Adam Silva (Patron), Michael John Petty (Patron), Cathy Glinski (Patron), Andrew Brooker (Patron), Andrew Blaker (Patron), Isabelle Dubois (Patron), Deana Ferreri (Patron), Katie Doe (Patron), Cortlan Waters Bartley (Patron), Malcolm Crang (Patron), Marlene Stemme (Patron), Martha Payne (Patron), Delta 51 (Patron), Clarissa de Becker (Patron), Michael Little (Patron), Maura Funchion Jaeger (Patron), Sarah Devicomte (Patron), Jeremy Daniels (Patron), Michael Gehrmann (Patron), Russell Hugo (Patron), Kelsey L Mayer (Patron), Bethany Good (Patron) Find us online on... FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ITUNES The X-Cast on PATREON Next time... Sarah Blair hosts alongside guest Clara Cook to talk Season 3 Episode 7, 'The Walk'...

Your boys are all grown up. James and Brad performed the latest episode of Swinging Through Spider-Man live at the Birmingham Podcast Festival over the past weekend. Their radio silence is because of the hearty prep required to bring such a magnificent showcase of all things Spidey to an adoring crowd. We hit issue #30. Peter Parker's life starts to get rough as forces collide. His Aunt is ill, his ex-girlfriend seems to have moved on, and it's getting to him. He's even missed a new criminal causing widespreas havoc. The Cat is loose, and he's got a big victim in mind. The day was marked with the sad news of the passing of Steve Ditko. Steve, of course, was the genius behind Spider-Man - truly. While the work of Stan Lee should never be discounted, the reason that Spidey is Spidey is more than likely because of Ditko. RIP Steve. We wouldn't be doing this without you. We'd like to take this time to place on record our thanks to Podiant, Mark Steadman, Jon Hickman and the Mockingbird Cinema for allowing us to live a small dream. Not only did England make the World Cup semi-final (it's coming home), but we got to perform our 'act' live to an audience. To everyone else,thank you, as always, for everything -

Your boys are all grown up. James and Brad performed the latest episode of Swinging Through Spider-Man live at the Birmingham Podcast Festival over the past weekend. Their radio silence is because of the hearty prep required to bring such a magnificent showcase of all things Spidey to an adoring crowd. We hit issue #30. Peter Parker's life starts to get rough as forces collide. His Aunt is ill, his ex-girlfriend seems to have moved on, and it's getting to him. He's even missed a new criminal causing widespreas havoc. The Cat is loose, and he's got a big victim in mind. The day was marked with the sad news of the passing of Steve Ditko. Steve, of course, was the genius behind Spider-Man - truly. While the work of Stan Lee should never be discounted, the reason that Spidey is Spidey is more than likely because of Ditko. RIP Steve. We wouldn't be doing this without you. We'd like to take this time to place on record our thanks to Podiant, Mark Steadman, Jon Hickman and the Mockingbird Cinema for allowing us to live a small dream. Not only did England make the World Cup semi-final (it's coming home), but we got to perform our 'act' live to an audience. To everyone else,thank you, as always, for everything -

Your boys are all grown up. James and Brad performed the latest episode of Swinging Through Spider-Man live at the Birmingham Podcast Festival over the past weekend. Their radio silence is because of the hearty prep required to bring such a magnificent showcase of all things Spidey to an adoring crowd. We hit issue #30. Peter Parker's life starts to get rough as forces collide. His Aunt is ill, his ex-girlfriend seems to have moved on, and it's getting to him. He's even missed a new criminal causing widespreas havoc. The Cat is loose, and he's got a big victim in mind. The day was marked with the sad news of the passing of Steve Ditko. Steve, of course, was the genius behind Spider-Man - truly. While the work of Stan Lee should never be discounted, the reason that Spidey is Spidey is more than likely because of Ditko. RIP Steve. We wouldn't be doing this without you. We'd like to take this time to place on record our thanks to Podiant, Mark Steadman, Jon Hickman and the Mockingbird Cinema for allowing us to live a small dream. Not only did England make the World Cup semi-final (it's coming home), but we got to perform our 'act' live to an audience. To everyone else,thank you, as always, for everything -

A podcast exploring The X Files, hosted by Tony Black and team. The truth is in here. Recorded live in Birmingham on Sunday 8th July, as part of the Birmingham Podcast Festival.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy podcast, in which panelists Mark, Jon, Jon and Danny break open Douglas Adams' sci-fi comedy universe and put it back together in alphabetical order. Recorded live in Birmingham on Sunday 8th July, as part of the Birmingham Podcast Festival.

Mark and Jon return to their bullshit, talking text adventures, marathon running, the Birmingham Podcast Festival, moustaches and memes.

Your boys are all grown up. James and Brad performed the latest episode of Swinging Through Spider-Man live at the Birmingham Podcast Festival over the past weekend. Their radio silence is because of the hearty prep required to bring such a magnificent showcase of all things Spidey to an adoring crowd. We hit issue #30. Peter Parker's life starts to get rough as forces collide. His Aunt is ill, his ex-girlfriend seems to have moved on, and it's getting to him. He's even missed a new criminal causing widespreas havoc. The Cat is loose, and he's got a big victim in mind. The day was marked with the sad news of the passing of Steve Ditko. Steve, of course, was the genius behind Spider-Man - truly. While the work of Stan Lee should never be discounted, the reason that Spidey is Spidey is more than likely because of Ditko. RIP Steve. We wouldn't be doing this without you. We'd like to take this time to place on record our thanks to Podiant, Mark Steadman, Jon Hickman and the Mockingbird Cinema for allowing us to live a small dream. Not only did England make the World Cup semi-final (it's coming home), but we got to perform our 'act' live to an audience. To everyone else,thank you, as always, for everything -