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Welcome to the final episode of the "Technically Human" season! We're ending the season with an episode of the 22 lessons on ethics and technology series, with a conversation featuring Dr. John Williams about the global imagination of tech. Dr. John Williams is a professor of English Literature at Yale University. His work is focused on international histories of technological/media innovation and the perceived difference of racial and cultural otherness. His book, The Buddha in the Machine: Art, Technology, and The Meeting of East and West (Yale University Press, 2014), examines the role of technological discourse in representations of Asian/American aesthetics in late-nineteenth and twentieth-century film and literature.  The book won the 2015 Harry Levin Prize from the American Comparative Literature Association. In the conversation, we explore the diverse international histories of technological innovation and how otherness and differences have been constructed across contexts and time. The “22 Lessons in Ethical Technology” series is co-sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the Cal Poly Strategic Research Initiative Grant Award. The show is written, hosted, and produced by me, Deb Donig, with production support from Matthew Harsh and Elise St. John. Thanks to Jake Garner and Emma Zumbro for production coordination. Our head of research for this series is Sakina Nuruddin. Our editor is Carrie Caulfield Arick. Art by Desi Aleman.

This week, we continue our “22 Lessons on Ethics and Technology series” with a conversation with Dr. John Basl about how our relationship with tech is changing what he calls an “ethic of life, an ethical perspective on which all living things deserve some level of moral concern. Professor Basl is an associate professor of philosophy in the department of philosophy & religion at Northeastern University and a faculty associate at the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He works primarily in moral philosophy and applied ethics, especially on issues related to emerging technologies. He is an editorial board member for the new journal AI and Ethics. His most recent book, The Death of the Ethic of Life, is available from Oxford University Press.  And that's all for this season! We are staying off our technologies for the winter break—we'll be back with more episodes of the Technically Human podcast in 2023. The “22 Lessons in Ethical Technology” series is co-sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the Cal Poly Strategic Research Initiative Grant Award. The show is written, hosted, and produced by me, Deb Donig, with production support from Matthew Harsh and Elise St. John. Thanks to Jake Garner and Emma Zumbro for production coordination. Our head of research for this series is Sakina Nuruddin. Our editor is Carrie Caulfield Arick. Art by Desi Aleman. Don't forget to subscribe to the show to make sure you don't miss an episode! You can find us on your favorite podcast app--Apple podcasts, Google Play, Spotify—or wherever you get your podcasts.  Enjoy the break, and we'll see you in January.

We're innovators! Are you shocked? Jess is annoyed with Twitter and does an Elsie interview on some best practices. Then they discuss the metaverse, coloring books for podcasters and more! ALSO! We were featured in the article Podcast Innovators Disrupting Industry Norms where author Carrie Caulfield Arick says “Innovators are successfully and uniquely serving their audience as well as podcasting as a whole”.

Hey Technically Human listeners! We're very excited to introduce a special series of episodes that we'll run throughout the year—“22 Lessons on Ethical Technology for the 21st Century.” The series features 22 of the most important thinkers at the intersection of tech, ethics, and human values, from around the world. In the series, I speak with Kate Hayles about how we became posthuman. I sit down with Evelynn Hammonds to talk about race, medicine, science, and technology. Jason Lewis and I talk about indigenous knowledge and technology. And more! Over the series of these 22 interviews, we hope to bring you a panoramic picture of how technology is changing what it means to be human—and how essential features of human society--like art, culture, philosophy, politics, and justice are entangled with tech culture and production. We hope you'll stay tuned. In addition to the “22 Lessons” special series, this season, we're coming back with a ton of new exciting episodes from landmark thinkers and leaders in the industry, with guests like Gary Bengier, who debuted his first science fiction novel after a career in tech, notably as E-Bay's Chief Financial Officer; Dr. Robert Pearl, the CEO of Kaiser health, in an episode about tech, medicine, and our health, and Medha Parlikar, the CTO of Casper Labs, for a discussion about the ethics of the blockchain. It'll be an exciting year. If you want to learn more, or contact us with suggestions, complaints, or ideas, you can contact us. Be in touch!  And don't forget to subscribe to the show to make sure you don't miss an episode! You can find us on your favorite podcast app--apple podcasts, Google Play, Spotify—or wherever you get your podcasts. The “22 Lessons in Ethical Technology” series is co-sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the Cal Poly Strategic Research Initiative Grant Award. The show is written, hosted, and produced by Deb Donig, with production support from Matthew Harsh and Elise St. John. Our head of research for this series is Sakina Nuruddin. Our editor is Carrie Caulfield Arick. Rate or review us on Apple Podcasts, and feel free to contact us with any suggestions, complaints, or ideas. To learn more about the 22 Lessons on Ethical Technology series, visit www.etcalpoly.org. And don't forget to subscribe to the show so that you don't miss an episode!

Do you feel like you're stuck in a rut as a podcast editor? Does it seem like you're never able to land a new client? Or worse, that you're attracting the wrong clients? Maybe you feel like you're spinning your wheels, or you know you're getting some traction on social media or traffic to your website, but it never seems to convert. It doesn't turn into anything. If that's the case, it's possible that you need to look at your branding - to make sure that it's speaking directly to that ideal client you want to meet. Sure, it can be scary (and humbling) to think about blowing up the brand you spent months or years building. But if that's what's keeping you from getting some traction, it might be time to take a look at that. Listen to discover what's leading a couple of our beloved Yetis to step into the process of rebranding, hear what they're thinking about (and afraid of), and discover some keys that might help you avoid the same mistakes we've made. What we discussedWhat is branding, really? What are some indications that it might be time to rebrand? What should we watch out for? How important is a mission statement in branding? How can you know if your branding is on point? We stream live to https://www.facebook.com/podcasteditorsmastermind (Facebook Page) every other week.  This episode was edited by Alejandro Ramirez. He's open to work editing in English and Spanish.  Interested in being a guest on the show?If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources:https://yayapodcasting.com/ (Carrie's (current) Website) https://rothmedia.audio/ (Michelle & Daniel's Website) https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episodes/pem0048-tara-kelly-podcast-editor-websites/ (The episode where Bryan learned that he needs to do some additional work to tighten up and clarify his branding (which he's not yet completed)) https://tansyaster.com/our-team/ (Tara - Brand strategist and so much more) https://www.canva.com/templates/ (Canva Templates (you can use them for inspiration)) https://www.hatchwise.com/ (Hatchwise - Creative Agency) https://magnificentnoise.com/who-we-are (Magnificent Noise - co-founded by Eric Nuzum, the creator of the 10 word show description) https://www.oberlo.com/blog/color-psychology-color-meanings (Color Psychology) Appearing in this episode:Michelle Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://instagram.com/sparkleadventures (@sparkleadventures) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://twitter.com/thekeldakitty (@thekeldakitty) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio)

How do you make decisions about what's possible or the right thing to do? Do you look for examples of success to the exclusion of contrary information? That's Survivor Bias. And it's all over in the podcasting space. I mean, if we didn't think we could be Joe Rogan, would we even try?  Hopefully. But the downside of Survivor Bias is that it's possible we might toil for years on the faulty assumption that something's possible. Or that the way it's always been done is the right way to do it. But that if that's not the case? What if we guide our clients based on faulty information? Listen as we explore the concept of Survivor Bias and how it can affect us, our businesses, and our clients. We don't claim to know the answers, but we want to ask the questions because we want to see you, ourselves, and our collective clients succeed. We stream live to our https://www.facebook.com/podcasteditorsmastermind (Facebook Page) every other week.  Our Editor This episode edited by Alejandro Ramirez. He's open to work editing in English and Spanish.  Interested in being a guest on the show? If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources: https://6figurecreative.com/the-word-of-mouth-death-trap-and-how-to-avoid-it/ (The 6 Figure Creative episode that started it all) https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/survivorshipbias.asp (Info about survivorship bias) https://www.kbmanage.com/concept/survivorship-bias (More info about survivorship bias) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdwWFbgKi5m/ (Bryan's Drawing) https://www.facebook.com/iamdesmondadams/posts/3245044625742414 (Paul Desmond Adams's Article) Appearing in this episode: Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://twitter.com/thekeldakitty (@thekeldakitty) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) Mentioned in this episode: Support Our Ukrainian PodCommunity Fighting for Ukraine Yuriy Matsarsky is a Ukrainian journalist turned civilian fighter against the Russian invasion of the democratic country of Ukraine. In this podcast, he brings daily updates from the front lines of the Ukrainian resistance. Listen in your favorite app: pod.link/1613573570 Please consider donating to Yuriy's Go Fund Me campaign, which helps him support his now refugee family. It'll help Yuriy rest a little easier during this waking nightmare. Every $5 makes a true difference: https://gofund.me/6bef49ba https://podcast-editors-mastermind.captivate.fm/ffu (Fighting for Ukraine)

The great thing about the podcast production industry is that for the most part, we're all friends (or at least friendly). But that doesn't mean that we should share EVERYTHING with our peers. After all, sometimes we are also competing with each other for the same jobs. What things can we talk about? What things should we talk about? What things might get us into legal or ethical hot water? Listen to hear our thoughts and feel free to share your own in the comments. We stream live to https://www.facebook.com/podcasteditorsmastermind (Facebook Page) every other week. This episode edited by Alejandro Ramirez. He's open to work editing in English and Spanish.  Interested in being a guest on the show?If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources:https://boomcaster.com (Boomcaster) Appearing in this episode:Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://twitter.com/thekeldakitty (@thekeldakitty) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) Mentioned in this episode: Support Our Ukrainian PodCommunity Fighting for Ukraine Yuriy Matsarsky is a Ukrainian journalist turned civilian fighter against the Russian invasion of the democratic country of Ukraine. In this podcast, he brings daily updates from the front lines of the Ukrainian resistance. Listen in your favorite app: pod.link/1613573570 Please consider donating to Yuriy's Go Fund Me campaign, which helps him support his now refugee family. It'll help Yuriy rest a little easier during this waking nightmare. Every $5 makes a true difference: https://gofund.me/6bef49ba https://podcast-editors-mastermind.captivate.fm/ffu (Fighting for Ukraine)

“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.“― Theodore LevittPivot is a popular word in the start-up world. A pivot means fundamentally changing the direction of a business when you realize the current products or services aren't meeting the needs of the market. It's a fact that most entrepreneurial firms fail. For an entrepreneur, the idea that you can pivot and survive is critically important.  Since most podcasts https://squadcast.fm/blog/overcoming-podfade (podfade), we'd better pivot too. This week, I read Carrie Caulfield Arick's piece entitled, “https://carrie-25561.medium.com/why-the-podcasting-industry-creates-podfade-ii-the-creative-7f26b814fae6 (F*ck Consistency. I'll take quality over it any day of the week. Fight me.)” It was good to get a different perspective on the 3C's of podcasting: content, consistency, and community. Carrie says the podcast industry is too rigid in putting consistency first. It got me thinking. Publishing for the sake of consistency may make us less likely to listen to our audience and less willing to pivot.  How often have you made significant changes to your show? Probably not often enough. I've been publishing weekly for 4.5 years without taking a break. Seasonal breaks would provide time to listen, reflect, and refresh. I admit that my weekly production schedule does not give me much time to think or act strategically. Consistency is meeting expectations in the present. We are told that listeners come to expect a new episode on a regular schedule. They thrive on consistency and predictability so it's essential that you deliver it if you want to grow your audience. But has your growth stalled? Have your downloads plateaued? Here is the problem. If you are only consistent and not innovating, you will get the same results. Another thing we tend to do as podcasters is emulate bigger podcasts. What if like some big corporations, big podcasters are too content with where they are and at risk of losing touch with their rapidly changing environment. Think Blockbuster, Radio Shack, Toys R Us – retail leaders that collapsed in the last decade. Indie podcasters have a tendency to follow established behaviors that may have at one time brought success. What if they now result in failure? Our time is too short to be another me-too, water-downed podcast. We must be nimble podcasters who are willing to push boundaries and disrupt ourselves. Innovation is meeting expectations in the future. For an example of a podcast pivot, I present my friends Steve and Veronica. After publishing 108 episodes of https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pod-sound-school/id1452753789 (Pod Sound School), they've done the unthinkable and said goodbye to their beloved podcast. As full-time content creators and business owners, they explain that they've grown out of their podcast. They realized that their thing is not only podcasting – it's just one skill set among many. Case in point, their https://www.youtube.com/podsoundschool (YouTube channel) currently has 55.6K subscribers. They're fabulous video creators. They will soon rebrand their podcast as “Content Jefe Podcast by the Pod Sound School.” This innovation is worth emulating! Analyze your audience and your strengths. Decide where you want to go together. Pivot! Mentioned in this episode: Join and Subscribe Visit www.podcastgym.com/newsletter to joing our community and subscribe to the Podcast Stronger newsletter.

You'd be wrong to think that prices are based on a simple equation. You'd also be wrong if you think podcasters want the packages you're selling right now. The joy of a new, dynamic industry like ours is also it's curse: We are constantly having to adapt creative minds and their new ideas.   So what strategies do you use to determine what to provide clients and what that service is worth?    Mailbag: Do you have a system for creating packages and prices? We'd love to hear from you. (because Carrie really wants to do a mailbag/AMA episode)   We learned a few things throughout this episode, but one of them was how much strategies vary from editor to editor.  That editors are constantly re-evaluating and refining offerings and rates. And that packages rarely seem to suit podcasters (which is something to explore on its own in a future episode).    When you quoted your first client, did you pull a number out of the air?    If you did it's normal. We aren't MBAs. We're editors– part artists, part techies– who had this wild idea to invent a job that is challenging, flexible and rewarding. That's why we started this show: to work through these sorts of things with our community… to mastermind with you. We asked our live audience what models they used and shared our own. Here were the answers...  Hourly  Per Episode  Day Rates  Project-based Value-based   We also covered the pros and cons of various billing cycles. Surprisingly, some of are moving away from monthly billing.    Scope Creep and a la carte packages   It was pretty well agreed that no one package is right for the majority of podcasters. There's always something that's not quite right. Or a podcaster wants more than agreed to without, ahem, wanting to pay for it. A la carte and a clear contract may be your best bet for staving off scope creep. If you're like us, you have things to say about what we talked about in this episode. If you're a member of our community, https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditorsmastermind (you most certainly can do that). You might even see a live editing session or product demo! Links: https://www.quoters.io/ (Quoters.io) https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episodes/pem028-carol-lynn-rivera-profit-first/ (Episode 28 on Profit First) https://amzn.to/3NYIsBr (Profit First on Amazon ) https://airmedia.org/tools/all-our-rate-guides (AirMedia Rates Guide) (has a neat day rate calculator)   We stream live to https://www.facebook.com/podcasteditorsmastermind (Facebook Page) every Thursday at 9:05 pm EST/6:05 PST.  NEXT LIVESTREAM: April 17th   Shout out to Steph Fuccio of https://globalpodcasteditors.substack.com/ (Podcast Editng Plus) and https://www.stephfuccio.com/globalpodcasteditors (Global Podcast Editors) (a twice-monthly candid conversation with podcast editors). Go subscribe to her newsletter, it's worth reading.     And thanks, Steph, for this review: I adore this podcast. The transparent way that they talk about podcast editing as a freelance and business experience is insanely helpful. A must listen for anyone curious how price services, create packages, upskill your tech and so much more. Good humans, these folks are! --via https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/podcast-editors-mastermind-1062361/reviews/87417 (Podchaser) #blushing Your Masterminders: Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (@carriearick) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) Our editor is Alejandro Ramirez. He's open to work editing in English and Spanish.

When Imposter Syndrome cripples your productivity how do you overcome it? You can't hide your way out of it. Sharing our current and personal stories of insecurity around growth, skills and work makes this an important mastermind session for every podcast editor. It's a raw, uncomfortable and honest conversation demonstrating how trusted advisors are truly an invaluable resource. Listen to Discover What Yetis will be in Nashville for Podcast Movement Our recent wins (and why you, too, should always find something to celebrate) Why Carrie is having a major bout of Imposter Syndrome The challenge of navigating working for a new company in a new role  How control issues fight with collaboration How fear shows up every time you add a new package or service to your business How expectations provide security It's always worse in your head!  The discomfort of growth Should you be worried if you DON'T feel Imposter Syndrome? What happens in the absence of feedback Reframing the negative thoughts with positive ones-- do YOU do this? We want to know. What do you do when you make a mistake? Is your identity what you do? https://poddecks.com/ (Pod Decks) Question: What weird food combinations do you really enjoy? Carrie's update Links & Resources https://2021.podcastmovement.com/ (Podcast Movement 2021) https://podcastfellows.org/ (Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellowship) https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcasteditors (Podcast Editors Club) https://www.facebook.com/groups/300121770709950 (Reaper for Podcasting) Guest Editor This episode of the Podcast Editors Mastermind was edited by Sandra Paul. If you're looking for an editor and like what you hear, email Sandra at sandralynnco@gmail.com Be a Guest If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/beaguest (Fill out this form to let us know you're interested), and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit.   Your Yetis Are Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (@carriearick) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) On hiatus… Jennifer Longworth: https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com/ (https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com) https://twitter.com/KYPodcasting (| @KYPodcasting) Carrie's Update... The project that sparked this episode is nearing completion, so here's the outcome of this conversation.  I found that after the recording, the imposter syndrome faded away... not immediately, but over the course of a week, I was back to my normal-ish self. Sharing was worth the discomfort! Also, thank you to everyone who messaged me to share their own stories and give support. Ya'll are THE BEST!!! About the Podcast Editors Mastermind The Podcast Editors Mastermind is for professional podcast editors who want to grow their business and get more clients. We're creating a community of like-minded professionals that are passionate about the art and science of editing podcasts. Our goal is to help you build your business by providing tools, resources, and support so you can focus on what matters most—your craft. This isn't just another group where everyone talks about how great they are at podcast editing; we show our work! Follow or subscribe and take the Podcast Editors Mastermind with you today! https://followthepodcast.com/pem (Follow the Podcast Editors Mastermind) https://lovethepodcast.com/pem (Share your love for the Podcast Editors Mastermind)  

Podcast editors, have you ever worked your tail off only to realize that you're not actually bringing home the money you expected? Or maybe bringing home nothing at all? It's sooo easy to see that happening. We know, because it sometimes happens to us, too. That's why, as Carol Lynn Rivera shares, it's important to flip the script and implement a framework that is built around the way you naturally want to manage your money and makes it easy to pay yourself first. Listen to DiscoverThe secret to paying yourself first and knowing that you have money set aside for taxes. How traditional accounting makes it easy to pay yourself last. Or not at all. What makes the Profit First methodology different from traditional accounting. The psychology behind why managing your money with five accounts is actually simpler than keeping it all in one place. What to do when Waves, iZotope, Fabfilter, and Plugin Alliance are offering great sales on plugins but you don't have the money in your expense account. Whether you're brand new at running a podcast production business or you've been doing it for years, if you're not satisfied with how your business is paying you, this episode is for you. Links & Resourceshttps://www.podcasterstoolbox.com/ (Podcasters Toolbox) http://amazon.com/dp/B06X15WW79 (Profit First) (Amazon, not an affiliate link) Wondering how much podcast editors make? https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episodes/how-much-money-do-podcast-editors-make-pem020/ (Check out episode 20 with Steve Stewart and Mark Deal) of the https://podcasteditoracademy..com (Podcast Editor Academy). Not sure how to craft a business model for your podcast service business? Check out https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episodes/crafting-a-business-model-that-actually-works-with-mark-deal-pem016/ (episode 16 with Mark Deal). About Carol Lynn RiveraCarol Lynn Rivera is the CEO of Podcasters Toolbox. What you may not know is that Carol Lynn and her husband (The Ralph M. Rivera) have founded several companies, and they run them using the Profit First methodology to ensure that, while they serve their customers at a high level, they also take home MONEY so that they can live, support their family, and keep doing what they love doing. Guest EditorThis episode of the Podcast Editors Mastermind was edited by Carrie Caulfield Arick of https://yayapodcasting.com (YaYa Podcasting). Be a GuestIf you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/beaguest (Fill out this form to let us know you're interested), and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Your Yetis AreDaniel Abendroth | https://rothmedia.audio (Roth Media) Jennifer Longworth | https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com (Bourbon Barrel Podcasting) Carrie Caulfield Arick | https://yayapodcasting.com (YaYa Podcasting) Bryan Entzminger | https://toptieraudio.com (Top Tier Audio) About the Podcast Editors MastermindThe Podcast Editors Mastermind is for professional podcast editors who want to grow their business and get more clients. We’re creating a community of like-minded professionals that are passionate about the art and science of editing podcasts. Our goal is to help you build your business by providing tools, resources, and support so you can focus on what matters most—your craft. This isn’t just another group where everyone talks about how great they are at podcast editing; we show our work! Follow or subscribe and take the Podcast Editors Mastermind with you today! https://followthepodcast.com/pem (Follow the Podcast Editors Mastermind) https://lovethepodcast.com/pem (Share your love for the Podcast Editors Mastermind)

Note: In this episode I switch back and forth between using the Electro-Voice RE320 and the Electro-Voice RE20 microphones. And the big announcement is that I've decided to put lots of energy into the Podcast Production Community that I recently started on Locals, so come join the party. I'll be posting daily content on gear, software, production workflow, recording, editing, plugins, and whatever else applies to production. The community members are posting good stuff as well. FYI, the quality of the expertise in this group is extremely high - we'd love for you to be part of it.  How the community works: You are able to join free and view all the content (videos, audio, text posts) BUT only by becoming a "Supporter" are you able to comment on posts and post things yourself. On occasion I post exclusive content for Supporters only. NOTE: It's only $5 per month to become a Supporter. If you aren't able to become a "Supporter" of the group, definitely join the group (free) and watch/view all the content in the group. And there’s a bunch of podcasters on there already including Eric Hunley, Bryan Entzminger, Darrell Darnell, Bandrew Scott, Ross Brand, Roy Stegman, Heather Welch, Daniel Abendroth, the mighty Ed Sullivan, Leslie Martin, Paul you know who, Jason Sheesley, Jason Bryant, Carrie Caulfield Arick, John Bukenas etc etc etc. Here's the Podcast Production Community ---> https://podcastproduction.locals.com And here's a link/code for one free month of Supporter status over there: https://podcastproduction.locals.com/support/promo/PODCAST More on the RE320 vs. RE20 I own both these microphones and I like them very much. Which one do you think sounded better on my voice?...? Hmmm....? The audio in this episode is completely raw (unprocessed) but I did match the microphones' levels in post-production - *except for the end of the episode when I show you the difference in level between both raw recordings. Other Notes: If you ever have questions please reach out! The start date for the next PES semester is April 20, 2021 If you’d like to share this show with any of your podcaster friends, feel free to send them a message saying, “Btw, here’s a show about podcast audio production you may find helpful” with this link: https://podcastengineeringschool.com/subscribe/ Let me know if you have any questions or need any help with anything, ~Chris

I overview 9 recent Daily Goody‘s from Nov. 13 - Dec. 2 (see list below). You can sign up to receive Daily Goody’s in your email every day or a weekly roundup. Sign up here. Daily Goody posts that I discussed in this episode: Earning a Lot Being a Professional Podcast Editor, Engineer and Producer EQ’ing is a Skill Apollo Solo Set up Your Microphone To Point Away From Any Sources of Noise Black Box Analog Design HG-2 Podcast Participants Trailing off at the End of Sentences The World Thanks You for Caring About Audio Quality! Recordings Riddled With Random Clicks? Repair Assistant in iZotope RX Be sure to check out the Focusrite Scarlett series of audio interfaces, the world’s best-selling USB interface range with over 3 million units sold worldwide. Choose from 6 different interfaces with 1, 2, 4, or 8 microphone inputs. Works with the recording software you’re already using and works with any type of XLR microphone. New unique Air feature adds brightness and presence to your voice. Thanks to Focusrite for sponsoring this episode! Other Notes: If you ever have questions please reach out! The start date for the next PES semester is April 20, 2021 I started a community on Locals.com called Podcast Production and it's awesome! I’ll be publishing short videos where I screen present various production processes including recording, cleanup, mixing tricks, plugins, and other tips, as well as personal messages from me pertaining to the business of podcast production. And there’s a bunch of podcasters on there already including Eric Hunley, Bryan Entzminger, Mike Wilkerson, Darrell Darnell, Bandrew Scott, Ross Brand, Roy Stegman, Heather Welch, Daniel Abendroth, the mighty Ed Sullivan, Leslie Martin, Paul you know who, Jason Sheesley, Jason Bryant, Carrie Caulfield Arick, John Bukenas. If you’d like to share this show with any of your podcaster friends, feel free to send them a message saying, “Btw, here’s a show about podcast audio production you may find helpful” with this link: https://podcastengineeringschool.com/subscribe/ Comment below with any questions!

I overview 9 recent Daily Goody‘s from Oct. 23 - Nov. 11 (see list below). You can sign up to receive Daily Goody’s in your email every day or a weekly roundup. Sign up here. Daily Goody posts that I discussed in this episode: Why Pay for Professional Media Hosting Like Libsyn, Blubrry, etc.? Townsend Labs Sphere L22 Microphone Shure MV7 – New Microphone for Podcasting and Gaming The Way You Monitor Affects Your Production a Lot Podcast Audio Plugins – The Big List The Two Computer Settings Where You Need To Verify That Your Mic Is Active and Recording Properly Nasty Microphone Hum Noise From Old School Headsets Do Presentation Mistakes by Podcast Hosts Actually Draw Listeners In? FG-X Mastering Processor from Slate Digital Be sure to check out the Focusrite Scarlett series of audio interfaces, the world’s best-selling USB interface range with over 3 million units sold worldwide. Choose from 6 different interfaces with 1, 2, 4, or 8 microphone inputs. Works with the recording software you’re already using and works with any type of XLR microphone. New unique Air feature adds brightness and presence to your voice. Thanks to Focusrite for sponsoring this episode! Other Notes: If you ever have questions please reach out! The start date for the next PES semester is April 20, 2021 I started a community on Locals.com called Podcast Production. I’ll be publishing short videos where I screen share and talk you through various production processes including recording, cleanup, mixing tricks, plugins, and other tips, as well as personal messages from me pertaining to the business of podcast production. And there’s a bunch of podcasters on there already including Eric Hunley, Bryan Entzminger, Mike Wilkerson, Darrell Darnell, Bandrew Scott, Ross Brand, Roy Stegman, Heather Welch, Daniel Abendroth, the mighty Ed Sullivan, Leslie Martin, Paul you know who, Jason Sheesley, Jason Bryant, Carrie Caulfield Arick, John Bukenas. If you’d like to share this show with any of your podcaster friends, feel free to send them a message saying, “Btw, here’s a show about podcast audio production you may find helpful” with this link: https://podcastengineeringschool.com/subscribe/

I overview 9 recent Daily Goody‘s from Oct. 2 - Oct. 21 (see list below). You can sign up to receive Daily Goody’s in your email every day or a weekly roundup. Sign up here. Daily Goody posts that I discussed in this episode: Remind Guests To Stay on After the Interview Ends Advice for Speaking Into a Lavalier Microphone? Zoom PodTrak P8 Hooke Lav Trivia: What Compression Ratio Do I Use on My Channel Strip on the Way “To Tape?” EQ then Compress, or Compress then EQ? Should You Edit a Boring Speaker Differently Than an Exciting Speaker? Metadatics – An Advanced Audio Metadata Editor for Mac OS X Podcast Editors: Beware of Negotiating Your Price Down Other Notes: I appreciate you listening and if you ever have questions please reach out! The start date for the next PES semester is April 20, 2021 I started a community on Locals.com called Podcast Production. I’ll be publishing short videos where I screen share and talk you through various production processes including recording, cleanup, mixing tricks, plugins, and other tips, as well as personal messages from me pertaining to the business of podcast production. And there’s a bunch of podcasters on there already including Eric Hunley, Bryan Entzminger, Mike Wilkerson, Darrell Darnell, Bandrew Scott, Ross Brand, Roy Stegman, Heather Welch, Daniel Abendroth, the mighty Ed Sullivan, Leslie Martin, Paul you know who, Jason Sheesley, Jason Bryant, Carrie Caulfield Arick, John Bukenas. If you’d like to share this show with any of your podcaster friends, feel free to send them a message saying, “Btw, here’s a show about podcast audio production you may find helpful” with this link: https://podcastengineeringschool.com/subscribe/ If you're still active on Facebook, here are the two groups I mentioned that you may want to join: The Podcasters’ Lounge and Pause Your Life

How would your life be different if you had grown up in a haunted house? Would you still be scared of ghosts, if they had been a part of your childhood? Would you be more willing to live with a haunted house as an adult?Our guest today isn’t scared of much after growing up in a very haunted house. But one experience she had there, as a young adult, was so terrifying, it leaves her shivering to this day. Let’s tell some very scary ghost stories. Today, on Homespun Haints.In this episode, we speak with Carrie Caulfield Arick of Yaya Podcasting about her strange and unusual experiences.For full show notes, visit https://homespunhaints.com/whats-the-worst-that-could-happen-in-a-seanceSupport the show (https://patreon.com/homespunhaints)

Concluding the second part of my interview with Carrie Caulfield Arick, we go even deeper into what exactly you need to do in order to start a podcast, marketing issues Carrie sees even the best marketing companies make, and what's next for her.   In this episode, Carrie and I discuss: How to figure out what to do with your podcast Doing market research before you dive into creating podcast content How to look at negative reviews in a positive way Sponsoring yourself first and what it means How to create an ad for your podcast and the importance for your podcast How to market your podcast with a website Carrie's upcoming curriculum for marketing podcasts The problems marketing companies are seeing with trying to market podcasts The commonalities between getting a podcast off the ground and a business  Some of the top issues companies run into when they start a podcast The importance of quality sound on a podcast The balance in finding the best sound for each podcast Elements Carrie adds to podcasts to make them sound better The beauty of adding a bit of white space to a podcast What Carrie is currently working on Carrie's free audit for your podcast If you want to get in contact with Carrie, you can find her at http://www.yayapodcasting.com (www.yayapodcasting.com). She can also be found on social media on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/yayapodcasting/ (www.facebook.com/yayapodcasting/) or on Instagram at http://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (www.instagram.com/carriearick/).    This episode was very skillfully made to sound beautiful by the talented Humberto Franco (http://www.humbertofranco.com/ (http://www.humbertofranco.com/)). Would you consider reviewing the Audio Branding Podcast? If so, here's the Apple Podcast link:https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453 ( https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453) And if you like what you hear (and read!) – please do share it with anyone you think might be interested. Thanks so much! And if you're interested in crafting an audio brand for your business, why not check out my FREE download –https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/ ( 5 Tips For Implementing An Intentional Audio Strategy) at https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/ (https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/)

My next guest is the founder of YaYa Podcasting which empowers podcasters and podcasting professionals to create meaningful impact by providing production services, coaching and training. She's the host of Just Podcasting, a seasonal show exploring podcasting life and culture and co-host of Podcast Editors Mastermind for those in the business of podcast post-production. She's co-founder of the female podcast producers and editors community, Just Busters, which helps empower women in new media through networking, mentorship, advocacy and monthly trainings.  I'm super pleased to be talking with Carrie Cawfield Arick – and I know this discussion will have a lot of useful information in it - especially for those of you who already have or are starting a podcast of your own! So pay attention! You might just learn a thing or two. In this episode, Carrie and I discuss: How COVID has shifted her business What has happened to podcasting since COVID has hit How podcasting looks in different countries and cultures  What led her to podcasting and audio Her first podcast love Her first podcast and the pains of getting started Starting her podcast consulting business  Growing her podcast consulting business What she's learned from growing her business and team What she loves the most about podcasts Carrie's advice to keep people engaged in your podcast Carrie's take on audio branding for podcasts How she works with her podcast clients Questions to ask yourself when picking the music/audio for your podcast Answering the question: how long should my podcast be? If you want to get in contact with Carrie, you can find her at http://www.yayapodcasting.com (www.yayapodcasting.com). She can also be found on social media on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/yayapodcasting/ (www.facebook.com/yayapodcasting/) or on Instagram at http://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (www.instagram.com/carriearick/).    This episode was very skillfully made to sound beautiful by the talented Humberto Franco (http://www.humbertofranco.com/ (http://www.humbertofranco.com/)). Would you consider reviewing the Audio Branding Podcast?  If so, here's the Apple Podcast link:https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453 ( https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453)  And if you like what you hear (and read!) – please do share it with anyone you think might be interested. Thanks so much! And if you're interested in crafting an audio brand for your business, why not check out my FREE download –https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/ ( 5 Tips For Implementing An Intentional Audio Strategy) at https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/ (https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/)

Do you ever find yourself wondering if you're good enough as a podcast editor? Or maybe struggling to raise your rates even though you know you need to? We all do. Or at least most of us do. And for one reason… Fear. You thought I was going to say “imposter syndrome” and you're right. But at the root, it's fear. Fear that you're not good enough. Fear that you'll be judged. Fear that a potential client may turn you down. Fear that… What does that mean little bully of a voice say to you? Here's the point, though. If we all face it, then we shouldn't face it alone. We should be honest with ourselves and others when we find safe spaces to share what's going on between our ears. This week Heather Wester joins us to share her journey as a podcast producer at https://www.ironedoutmedia.com/ (Ironed Out Media). She shares some ups and some downs as well. And, as you'll learn, she struggles with imposter syndrome too. Listen to discover:  How Impostor Syndrome has affected each of us. How Impostor Syndrome will even bring fear into what is clearly a success. How Heather's background gave her a head-start with podcast production. How a dare led to Heather being an Affiliate Producer for a popular radio program. How discovering nuances within podcasting forced her to grow. How a dose of humility is vastly different from tearing yourself down. The value of taking things one step at a time. A question you can ask yourself to reframe whether you'll listen to that evil little voice in your head. As you listen, you're sure to find something powerful in Heather's story - whether you're trying to make sense out of your journey as a podcast editor, just getting started, or trying to figure out how to break through a limiting belief that's holding you back. This was a truly wonderful conversation, and we're so happy that Heather was willing to share her journey, her successes, and her struggles with us. Guest EditorThis episode was edited by Bryan Entzminger of https://toptieraudio.com/ (Top Tier Audio). Interested in being a guest on the show?If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested, and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources:Ironed Out Media: https://www.ironedoutmedia.com/ (https://www.ironedoutmedia.com) Heather's Instagram: http://instagram.com/ironedoutmedia (@ironedoutmedia) Carrie's iZotope RX7 Course: https://yayapod.thinkific.com/courses/izotope-rx7-for-podcasters (https://yayapod.thinkific.com/courses/izotope-rx7-for-podcasters) Bryan's Hindenburg Course: https://courses.toptieraudio.com (https://courses.toptieraudio.com ) Appearing in this episode:Heather Wester: https://www.ironedoutmedia.com/ (https://www.ironedoutmedia.com) | http://instagram.com/ironedoutmedia (@ironedoutmedia) Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://twitter.com/thekeldakitty (@thekeldakitty) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Podcast editors: Do you want more clients? If you're like most of us, you're almost always on the lookout for new clients and new ways to attract and connect with them so that we can grow our businesses. But what happens when we attract the WRONG clients? Well, it's not good. It can ruin our businesses and our lives. Literally. But it doesn't have to be that way. Listen as Britany Felix of https://podcastingforcoaches.com (Podcasting for Coaches) joins us to share what she's learned about attracting the right clients (for her), how she manages relationships with professionalism but keeps the boundaries clear, how she screens clients (hint...it can start well before your first conversation), and how she knows when it's time to make a drastic change. Listen to discover: The story of a client who was such a bad fit, one error ruined a vacation, damaged trust irreparably, and sometimes still has her looking for a place to hide. That you really CAN set your own rules for how you'd like to work with your clients. Not only WHO you'd like to work with but also how quickly you'll turn around their edits, and even what happens if they are late with their files. One change that Britany made to ensure she never gets a bad-fit client again. The red flags Britany looks for when she's on an initial call. How Britany stands out from the crowd when she's responding to a prospective client. Her uncommon approach to pricing her editing services. How Britany now often has people paying her LONG BEFORE she ever considers working with them as an editor. How she manages https://www.wrike.com/project-management-guide/faq/what-is-scope-creep-in-project-management/ (scope creep) and resets expectations when needed. And much, much more. If you're looking to grow your podcast editing business in a way that allows you to stay sane, balance your personal life and goals, and service your clients well, you need to listen to this. And after you have, http://subscribe.podcasteditorsmastermind.com/ (make sure that you've subscribed using your favorite podcast app).  Guest EditorThis episode was edited by Heather Wester of http://ironedoutmedia.com/ (Ironed Out Media). If you're looking for a podcast editor or producer, take a minute to check out what she has to offer. Interested in being a guest on the show?If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources:https://podcastingforcoaches.com (https://podcastingforcoaches.com) https://asana.com/ (https://asana.com/) Appearing in this episode:Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Jennifer Longworth: https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com/ (https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com) https://twitter.com/KYPodcasting (| @KYPodcasting) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) Britany Felix: https://podcastingforcoaches.com (https://podcastingforcoaches.com) | https://www.instagram.com/podcastingforcoaches/ (@podcastingfocoaches) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com/ (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://twitter.com/thekeldakitty (@thekeldakitty) (chat master) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

All right, ladies.  Here’s the deal.  We’ve got to stop using language that minimizes our capabilities.  We have to be able to call a crazy pants a crazy pants and not hedge it.  With us tonight is special guest Carrie Caulfield Arick, who brought us the topic and an awesome new drink recipe! Carrie is the creator of the Always Never Just Shandy!   You can find the recipe at www.alwaysneverright.com (http://www.alwaysneverright.com/) . Be sure to check out Carrie’s website http://yayapodcasting.com (http://yayapodcasting.com/) , and the podcasts Just Podcasting and Podcast Editors Mastermind. And don't forget to check out our social media sites: https://www.facebook.com/groups/alwaysneverright/ http://instagram.com/alwaysneverright http://twitter.com/alwaysnvrrigt Proud member of the PodFix network!  www.podfixnetwork.com (http://www.podfixnetwork.com/)

How does a podcast editor compete as apps like Descript become better at doing our jobs? What is it that you’re really offering? Tanner shares his insight on the future of podcast editing and why accountability as service is critical for survival.    Required reading for this episode: https://medium.com/portlandpod/accountability-as-a-service-aaas-the-only-future-for-podcast-editors-794265ba024b (Accountability As A Service (AAAS): The Only Future For Freelance Podcast Editors). Tanner Campbell of https://portlandpod.com/ (The Portland Pod) bootstrapped his way from working at home serving independent creators to full-on studio space serving corporations and brands looking for an all-in-one solution.  A prolific writer, Tanner often posts his content on https://medium.com/ (Medium). His article on the future of podcasting caught our attention. He points out that it’s not enough anymore to simply edit. You must offer something more to succeed in this business. A lot more than https://www.descript.com/ (Descript) can offer. He gives us an insiders look into his business model, his perspective on the future of editing, and even some of the things he STILL struggles with today.  Highlights How Tanner got started with his first client and what his business does now What Tanner charges and how he determines when to bring on a new team member The shift from serving indie creators to businesses The value of a great business coach The conversation about rates Tanner’s perspective on the future of podcast editing What will Spotify look like in the near future and why that matters to us Accountability as A Service-- what that means and who needs to adopt it in Tanner’s opinion The role of quality assurance Tanner’s onboarding and editing process and dealing with legal reviews Offering the marketing piece to clients Guest EditorThis episode was edited by https://www.instagram.com/alecarbono/ (Alejandro Ramirez) of http://yayapodcasting.com/ (YaYa Podcasting).  Interested in being a guest on the show?If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/be-a-guest/ (Fill out this form )to let us know you're interested and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit. Resources:https://portlandpod.com/ (The Portland Pod) http://www.goodboydesign.me (www.goodboydesign.me) https://www.cleancutaudio.com/ (Clean Cut Audio )(we might need to change our name to the Tom Kelly Fan Club) https://learn.portlandpod.com/ (Tanner's couses) portlandpod.com/free15min https://mikekim.com/ (Mike Kim) https://medium.com/@tannerinmaine (Tanner on Medium) https://www.descript.com/ (Descript)  https://www.marshallpr.com/prmaven/podcast/ (PR Maven Podcast) (you kinda should be into that kinda thing) https://www.themountainpassway.com/ (Tanner's Business Coach) Appearing in this episode:Tanner Campbell: https://portlandpod.com/ (https://portlandpod.com) | https://twitter.com/PortlandPod (@portlandpod) Daniel Abendroth: https://rothmedia.audio (https://rothmedia.audio) | https://twitter.com/rothmedia_audio (@rothmedia_audio) Carrie Caulfield-Arick: https://yayapodcasting.com (https://yayapodcasting.com) | https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (@carriearick) Bryan Entzminger: https://toptieraudio.com (https://toptieraudio.com) | https://twitter.com/@toptieraudio (@toptieraudio) Yeti of the Chat (and the person keeping Carrie in check) Jennifer Longworth: https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com/ (https://bourbonbarrelpodcasting.com) https://twitter.com/KYPodcasting (| @KYPodcasting) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Carrie and I agree that pretty much everything about podcasting is fun - except micromanaging clients that end up refusing to pay you. Carrie reviews a bad client experience with honesty about the boundaries she should have set, the red flags she shouldn't have ignored, and how this experience helped her grow and have great client relationships going forward. We mention some behaviors that may indicate that you are a bad client, give you some security advice, and discuss the merit of talking about these types of experiences so others can learn from them. For complete show notes, links, and information about my Carrie please go to https://wiserva.com/podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emily-wise/support

Especially if you're just starting out, most people don't have the tools or know-how to ensure that their podcast comes out the best it possibly can. Podcast production is such an important process if you want to make sure that your product is not only presentable to the audience you want to attract but also […]

Especially if you’re just starting out, most people don’t have the tools or know-how to ensure that their podcast comes out the best it possibly can. Podcast production is such an important process if you want to make sure that your product is not only presentable to the audience you want to attract but also professional so you’re surrounded by an air of authority. Carrie Caulfield Arick is the Founder of YaYa Podcasting, which provides various podcast production services to those that don’t have either the skills or the time. Carrie sits down with Terri Levine and takes her through the different steps of the podcast production process. Learn more about podcast production for Carrie and Terri! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join Heartrepreneur® Radio community today: heartrepreneur.com Heartrepreneur® Radio Facebook Terri Levine Twitter Terri Levine Instagram Heartrepreneur® Radio Pinterest Terri Levine YouTube Terri Levin LinkedIn

This week Jess sat down with Carrie Caulfield Arick of YaYa Podcasting to talk about motivation, mindset, and how to finally get s*** done in 2020. If you’d like to connect with Carrie or sign up for her podcast coaching, you can do that at yayapodcasting.com. Check out her podcast, Just Podcasting wherever you get your podcasts. You can also connect with her on instagram at @carriearick or on her podcasting Facebook group, Just Busters. If you like this podcast, you can show your support by rating, reviewing, and subscribing wherever you get your podcasts, and by telling your friends about us! To learn more about us or drop us a line, go to GetItTogetherPodcast.com And if you’d like to join the conversation, you can do that on our Facebook group or on Instagram @getittogetherpodcast Connect with Sarah on Instagram: @bluegardenia.atx Connect with Jess on Instagram: @jkennedy.co

Carrie and I discuss having a child with autism, being raised in a family with older kids, a mom from Denmark and the devastating diagnosis of her husband. http://yayapodcasting.com/ (http://yayapodcasting.com) https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/ (https://www.instagram.com/carriearick/) https://www.facebook.com/yayapodcasting/ (https://www.facebook.com/yayapodcasting/) https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrie-caulfield-arick/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrie-caulfield-arick/) In her words: I'm a mom to an autism kiddo (now 18) and my husband who received a devastating diagnosis in 2010 that required the removal of part of his skill, dead brain tissue and part of the cervical spine. This meant we went from being comfortable financially to dirt poor. My hubby now suffers from chronic pain and cognitive issues. I had to step up, so I began picking up gigs teaching scrapbook page design and started a memory keeping podcast that paid for itself and helped me establish my authority in the niche. Then, in 2016 my son began his struggle with strep throat. He peaked at 3 strep infections a month. At the same time, his school was absolutely awful, restraining him for any reason at all. so every day I was literally at school for something. They reclassified him as emotionally disturbed without any evaluation (totally against IDEA laws). So, I had to drop everything to advocate and fight the system for him. I ended up getting him placed in special private school for special needs kids. By then, we were eking out a living on my hubby's disability and my child support. When my son was settled and there was no more AND I finally stopped waiting for the other shoe to drop, I went back to work... and honestly, a fight with my hubby kicked me in the butt because I realized that I had no out if needed (and I left my first marriage pregnant with the clothes on my back, so I wasn't doing that ever again). I started picking up graphic design jobs on Upwork... and I tested the waters to see if I could get paid for my podcasting knowledge... turns out, I could. I started my business, Ya Ya Podcasting, officially in 2018. I produce, edit, coach and provide copywriting services for podcasters. I've grown it to include 4 team members to serve our clients in under a year and now I do speaking and training and advocacy for the podcast editors and the podcasting community. It's not easy, but I LOVE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-naked-podcaster/message Support this podcast

Just Breathe! That’s actually the name of the talk today’s guest gave at Podcast Movement in 2019. One of the biggest mistakes new podcasters make is over-editing -- taking out every um and deleting all the breaths.    Carrie Caulfield Arick, owner of Ya-Ya Podcasting editing services; founder of the Just Busters Facebook Group for female podcast editors; and host of the podcast Just Podcasting wants us to take a deep breath and relax.   In this episode, we discuss some common audio problems and how to prevent and fix them. We’ll also share some tips and tricks to make your podcast editing go faster.     Visit sarahmikutel.com for more articles on how to podcast. Ready to start your own show? Download my free guide: “8 Mistakes New Podcasters Make and How to Fix Them.”    Looking for a podcast media host? Use my Libsyn affiliate code POSTCARD to get the rest of this month for free and next month free.    I’m your podcast launch consultant, Sarah Mikutel. If you’d like to learn more about me, you can check out my other podcast, Postcard Academy travel podcast. This travel podcast is for the ‘experiences not things’ kind of person who believes travel goes deeper than a fantastic meal (though that is pretty great). Every week, I interview people who packed up everything to start a new adventure in another part of the world. You’ll learn how they did it and get their best insider food and culture tips.    Thank you so much for listening to Podcasting Step by Step. I know you’re busy and have many listening options, so it means a lot to me that you’re here. You are the best.  

“My clients think I’m a wizard. I don’t think they know entirely what I do. They just know that I do it…. What I actually do is polish people’s podcasts interviews to save everybody time.” ~Carrie Caulfield Arick, YaYa Podcasting Four podcast editors walk into a bar… Nah, that’s not what happened at all. We got together where you’d expect us to - on a podcast, of course!  Wait! Before you go all “Meh. I’m not an editor so why should I listen?” on this episode, hear me out. You will become a better client and a better podcaster after listening to Carrie Caulfield Arick of YaYa Podcasting, Jennifer Longworth of Bourbon Barrel Podcasting, and Podcasting For Coaches’ Britany Felix. There’s room for everyone at this podcast editors roundtable!  My guests agree that it’s difficult to make family and friends - let alone clients - understand what an editor does. Other aspects of their work are more familiar: consulting, producing, networking, teaching… there’s more; my guests are busy!  But it’s the role of editor that seems to mystify most. People have no idea what we do to make someone’s raw audio file audience-ready. In their minds, an editor either does nothing (grumble, grumble) or performs magic (thanks, but...there’s no fairy dust here).  Maybe it’s because, as humans, we’ve been talking all our lives that people think, how hard can it be to record what we say and have it come out the other end sounding intelligent and natural? If you’re not an editor, you’d be surprised. Whether you’re an intrepid DIY podcaster, a turn-key client, or just a faithful listener, you’ll want to listen in as four editor ladies get together on a podcast. Read the rest of MY article and get resources and podcast links at:  http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/podenvy046   Podcast Angel: She Podcasts LIVE! No matter where you are in your podcasting journey, community -- like real flesh and blood community -- is vital to your survival and success! And it's not easy to come by. This conference will be a catalyst for you for that. I'm co-facilitating a Voice Training workshop Saturday afternoon!!! Jennifer, Britany, and Carrie will also be presenting. Get the details here!* *This is an affiliate link so if you end up purchasing a ticket, I will get a lovely commission from the lovely ladies of She Podcasts. Thank you!!!    Podcast Angel: Podcast Envy VIP Circle Let's do this podcasting thing together!  Apply now to the Podcast Envy VIP Circle with me I've been teasing it FOREVER. Now there is a way for us to connect 1x1 AND for you to become part of an intimate community of podcasting colleagues who all want to make an impact, shift culture and all the while, reap the deep rewards of podcasting (no, I'm not necessarily talking sponsors...) for ourselves. This is a community we will create TOGETHER. And because of this, the first 5 members to join will receive the Founding Member rate of $29/month PLUS my new online Voice Training for Podcasters course as it is created. I will NEVER offer this rate again and it will be yours for as long as you are current. To request to become a Founding Member, pop over here to get the scoop: http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/vipcircle   Resources & podcasts mentioned in the episode: For the full list with links, pop over to http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/podenvy046   Connect with me Send me an email and let me know about a podcast you LOVE that is doing something creative with their FORMAT beyond interviews and solos. So no like formal survey or anything. Just email me. You can write it or record a voice memo on your phone and attach it to the email. DM me on Insta or post and tag me the above @andreaklunder Join my Facebook Community where we create social support for content creators with inspiring prompts, opportunities for you to share your work, and more. My favorite hashtags #thecreativeimpostor #podcastenvy #podcastboss Email or Voice (send me a question to answer on the show!) Facebook Group The Creative Impostor Facebook Page @andreaklunder.creative Instagram: @andreaklunder Oh HEY! I'm on LinkedIn... dropping pro podcasting tips, insights, and stories. Connect with me there and let me know you're a Podcast Envy listener.

Listen to me talk with each and every 2019 Podcast Movement Technical Track speaker about their presentations, except, unfortunately, for the Hall of Fame podcaster Dave Jackson. Podcast Movement will be held in Orlando, Florida from August 13-16, 2019. Find all the info at https://podcastmovement.com/. Here are the speakers and what each will be speaking about: "Skype Alternatives" presented by Jody Maberry "5 Steps to Building a Sought-After Podcast Production Company" presented by a panel including: Steve Stewart Darrell Darnell "Painting Stories with Sound - Podcast Editing for Beginners" presented by Nick Dunkerley from Hindenburg. "Podcasting Systems: The 3 Key Automated Systems Podcast Hosts and Guests Need to Have in Place to Scale" presented by Yann Ilunga. "The Most Common Audio Problems in Podcasts and How to Fix Them" presented by Marcus dePaula. "People Breathe: The Art of Editing an Interview" presented by Carrie Caulfield Arick. "Help Us Help You: Tech Support Tips for Podcasters" presented by a panel including: Mackenzie Bennett (Blubrry) Dave Jackson (Libsyn) Mike Dell (Blubrry) Shannon Martin (Podbean) "Post Production: Effective Tips & Techniques for a Seamless Edit" presented by Sarah Wendel. "Great Quality, Low Cost + ROI" presented by Alexis Parris. "Advanced Audio Production: Waaay Beyond Just Removing Umms, Etc." presented by Chris Curran, founder and lead instructor of Podcast Engineering School. And special thanks to Ralph M. Rivera of Podcaster's Toolbox for the audio introductions in this episode. Few announcements: Join the Podcaster’s Lounge #Livestream every Wednesday evening. Details here. Watch and comment on podcasting news, Q&A and conversation. Lounge with your podcast friends and fans. Note: The music I play as the outro at the very end of this episode was played and recorded by me about 25 years ago ;) Have fun exploring previous episodes of this show the Podcast Engineering Show. If you ever need help with your technical production, please reach out to me. I appreciate you listening, and rock on! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening. Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, TuneIn, Android, RSS, Email

Enjoy my chat with Carrie Caulfield Arick - podcast editor, host of Just Podcasting, and owner of Ya Ya Podcasting. We discussed tons, including: Adobe Audition: Essential Sound, Spectral Heal as needed, sometimes a De-esser, light compression, speech volume leveler (careful setting), dynamics processing, Match Loudness RX7 Advanced: De-plosive, EQ, Normalize, De-Ess, Mouth De-click, Voice De-noise ATR-2100 Samson Q2U Squadcast iZotope Nectar and Nectar 3 Adding a tiny bit of reverb Export as .WAV (32 bit float for Audition) Dell Inspiron 8th gen, i7 quad-core, 16GB RAM, 2-in-1 hybrid drives iBuyPower i7 7th gen processor, 16GB RAM, hybrid drives On location: Zoom H4N, Tascam DR-40, two ATR-2100's Thanks for sharing so much, Carrie! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening. Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, TuneIn, Android, RSS, Email  

In this episode Carrie Caulfield Arick and Heather chat about her journey as an entrepreneur. Carrie shares her expertise and advice on podcasting. We cover so many other topics including setting boundaries and knowing your own value. “I think as women we feel very selfish when we take command of our time. It is not selfish.” – Carrie Caulfield Arick Who is Carrie Caulfield Arick? Carrie Caulfield Arick is the founder of Ya Ya Podcasting, LLC, which helps small businesses, non-profits and independent content creators use podcasting to build influence, awareness and authority through audio production and coaching. Carrie’s also the host of Just Podcasting, a seasonal show the explores podcasting life and culture. She is co-founder of the female podcast producers and editors community, Just Busters, which helps empower professional women in new media through networking, mentorship, advocacy and monthly trainings. Highlights: 1:39 Carrie's journey from starting her own podcast to running Ya Ya Podcast, a podcast production business. 7:35 Powerful Question: Will some one pay me to do this? 9:20 Know your value proposition - charge your worth11:15 If you nature is to give, you need to create a reason from them to come back and pay for your help.13:40 Your time is a premium 17:10 Know your own value and your ability to impact people. There is nothing more important that the relationship with yourself and other people. 19:00 Podcasting your are putting yourself out there. Feedback doesn't always come and it doesn't always come in the way your expect. 21:49 Learning to let go of control when you start working with a team of people26:36 Time and boundaries are important to your success28:13 Business is very simple. it is about numbers, but there are layers of complexity33:00 Freedom and flexibility as an entrepreneur - work smarter, not harder34:00 All about podcasting37:11 It's your show - your in control - it is yours to mold it into what you want it to be39:00 If you want to start a podcast42:40 Different podcast formats and types of shows51:10 Connect with Carrie 52:26 Carrie's favourite quotes: “The only thing I know is I know nothing.” - Socrates53:17 Carrie's parting message: “Value yourself and value your skills. Value it appropriately, and don't let anyone define that for you.” “There is nothing really more important than the relationship with yourself and with other people.” – Carrie Caulfield Arick Reference: Finish by Jon Acuff Facebook Group She Podcasts: www.facebook.com/groups/shepodcasts/ Facebook Group Podcast Movement:www.facebook.com/groups/podcastmovement/ Connect with Carrie: Websites: http://yayapodcasting.com/ Instagram:www.instagram.com/carriearick/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/yayapodcasting/ Connect with Heather: Join our Facebook Community: Ready For More! Women Business Owners Circle Facebook: www.facebook.com/igniteyourmarket/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/heathercameroncoach/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cameronheather/ Free 5 Day Productivity Program: www.igniteyourmarket.com/takecontrol/ Download Your Should Buster: www.igniteyourmarket.com/shouldbuster

Welcome to another new episode of the Mother’s Quest Podcast, one I’m sharing after a short break, so I could focus on transitioning my children into the new academic year, welcoming in the Jewish New Year and supporting my parents as my father recovers from bypass heart surgery (he is doing much better and already plotting to get back on the golf course!) During this time of reflection and connection to family, it feels right to bring forward this episode on ancestry with Nicka Smith, a professional photographer, speaker, host, and documentarian with more than 19 years of experience as a genealogist.  I learned about Nicka through my friend and previous podcast guest Jenjii Hysten, one of Nicka’s biggest cheerleaders, who regularly acknowledges Nicka’s expertise in African ancestored genealogy and her ability to connect young people to their ancestry. Nicka’s experience and accomplishments are vast: she has edited and designed volumes of family history that include narratives, photos, and genealogical information and is the host of BlackProGen LIVE, an innovative web show focused on people of color genealogy and family history. Using Nicka’s life experience, this episode goes deep in how to give ourselves permission to step into becoming our own family historians, the importance of connecting the threads of our ancestors to who we are today, the challenges and emotions involved in tracing genealogy for African American people whose ancestors were enslaved, and the idea that we can become today the ancestors we aspire to be for our descendants by taking the political and social action our times demand.  With Nicka’s guidance, I’ve started the process of connecting the threads of my ancestors. To be honest, I was a little skeptical that I would find anything particularly interesting. But, while visiting my parents in Los Angeles, my mother and I stayed up late on the couch looking on ancestry.com at documents connected to her mother, my grandmother, Ruth.  My mother shared details about Ruth’s life in a previous episode’s dedication, that I’ll link in the show notes. We knew that her mother had married (what we say in Yiddush) a “nogoodnick” who left my grandmother destitute with three young girls to raise on her own.  That night on the couch, we found a strange named document connected to my grandmother’s records titled Hebrew Orphan Asylum of New York City. We clicked on the link and soon saw evidence that my grandmother and her youngest sister had been left in the care of an orphanage. But that some time after, my great grandmother, came back to get them. My grandmother, who was only 2 at the time, never spoke of this to us and may not have known.  But now my mother and I know that our ancestor, against the odds, found a way to reunited with her children. Had she not, my grandmother’s fate would surely have been different, and my mother and I might not have been here today.  I know now that my discoveries as my family historian are just beginning. I hope this episode and what I uncovered about my great grandmother give you permission to step into becoming your family historian, to explore the untold stories of your ancestors, and to weave the threads between yourself, your ancestors and your descendants, that will help you more fully live your E.P.I.C. life.  Much appreciation, Julie Neale In This Episode We Talk About: How a simple hobby back in college turned out to be Nicka’s passion and purpose in life. The diverse community and landscape that shaped Nicka’s worldview The layers to Nicka’s “genealogical cake” including revelations she learned about her family ancestry: the Native American blood in her family, the fact that her great great grandfather was legally married to a white woman in the late 1800’s, and that her ancestors were enslaved on the same plantation for more than 30 years by a slave-owner from western Massachusetts. Nicka’s ancestor who took great risks to advocate for his birthright as a Cherokee Freedmen to the Committee on Indian Affairs and the impact that had on Nicka. How Nicka’s 3 year old son teaches her to experiment and to explore new experiences How we can use tools like ancestry.com and a database of documents to help us explore our lineage.. The life-long trauma experienced still by Nicka’s grandmother’s grandmother, in her 90’s,  from being forcibly separated from your parents during their enslavement and how that connects to the children separated at the border today. The case of Plessy vs. Ferguson and how the descendants of slaves and slave owners now unite to fight for civil rights  The threads that connect us to who we are across generations and the ways that Nicka’s ancestors activism have shaped her own. Nicka’s challenge for me and for you to step into the role of family historian  Resources and Topics Mentioned: Nicka’s Website Black ProGenLive  – Nicka’s YouTube show with twice monthly broadcasts feature a panel from BlackProGen and friends discussing a myriad of topics in the world of genealogy. Coming to the Table Post about Researching Slaveholding and Slave Trading Ancestry Birthright: 8 Generations of Cherokee Freedmen and Our Story of Redemption Plessy and Ferguson: Descendants of a divisive Supreme Court decision unite to create a civil rights organization Ancestry.com – start here to set up an account and step into your own role as a family historian Family History Is at the Heart of Pixar’s Coco Kamala Harris’ remarks on Separating Families at the Border and How We Will Be Judged Harshly Episode of the Mother’s Quest Podcast with the dedication from my mother to my grandmother Ruth Episode with my father David Lieberman, inspired by an oral history and genealogy workshop I attended This Episode is Dedicated by: Carrie Caulfield Arick, the founder of Ya Ya Podcasting, a company that helps podcasters put their best voice forward. She’s spent over ten years putting together her own family tree and assists her father, historian at Seabreeze Park in Rochester, NY piece together the stories of notable park guests and employees through genealogical research. You can connect with Carrie on Facebook,  Instagram or through her website. This Week’s Challenge: Nicka challenges everyone to give yourself permission to step into the role of family historian. Sign up for an account with ancestry.com and begin with yourself to trace your family tree backward. Investigate to trace your own lineage and see how history repeats itself. Take a deep dive, and ask yourself these questions: How did we get here? Who immigrated? Why? And apply that to your present. Announcements: Join the Journey to Right Livelihood We start today, Thursday September 26th!!  I’m so excited to embark on this program, Journey to Right Livelihood as a learner. And as an affiliate, I’ll also be offering Mother’s Quest bonuses to deepen the experience for members of my community who decide to come along too. If you’re interested, you can learn more at this link and also come over to my private facebook group, where I had a conversation with the founder, and one of my teachers and mentors, Lindsay Pera. Click www.mothersquest.com/community to request to join and listen to our conversation  What My Open Heart Surgery Taught Me About Coaching Read the blog post HERE   Support the Podcast If you’d like to make a contribution to Mother’s Quest to support Season Three of the Podcast and/or help provide coaching scholarships for mothers, follow this link to make a contribution. If you would like to “dedicate” an upcoming episode to a special mother in your life, email me at julie@mothersquest.com   — Mother’s Quest is a podcast for moms who are ready to live a truly E.P.I.C. life. Join in for intimate conversations with a diverse group of inspiring mothers as they share how they are living an E.P.I.C. life, Engaging mindfully with their children (E), Passionately and Purposefully making a difference beyond their family (P), Investing in themselves (I), and Connecting to a strong support network (C). Join our community of mothers to light the way and sustain you on your quest at https://www.facebook.com/groups/mothersquest/