Podcast appearances and mentions of charlie birney

In this episode, I'm sharing an insight from my recent "What Are You Creating?" podcast interview with Charlie Birney, founder of Podville, a successful podcast media production company. This conversation with Charlie was inspired by my work with two coaching clients interested in starting podcast production businesses. When helping people in the early stages of a business dream, I introduce role modeling—finding successful people already doing what you want to do and studying them closely. By learning about their business models, marketing strategies, and offerings, you gain priceless insights and inspiration for your own path.. During our conversation, Charlie shared a compelling story about a former employee who asked how long he planed to stay in contact with those who had declined his company's services. Charlie's response was simple but profound: he never removes people from his Rolodex because he believes in nurturing relationships for the long term. After listening to this episode, I encourage you to take a moment to reflect on your relationships. Think about those friends from school or past clients you've lost touch with over the years. Make a list of 10–15 names and reach out to 1–4 of them for a 30-minute catch-up call. Remember, the goal isn't to sell anything—it's simply to reconnect and keep those relationships alive. Additionally, consider implementing a system, like a CRM or relationship manager, to help you stay on top of your connections and schedule regular follow-ups. Maintaining relationships should be a core part of your personal and professional success strategy.

Author Charlie Birney, Chief Listening Officer at his company, Podville Media in Washington, DC, wrote his new book The Tao of Podcasting: An Interpretation of the Tao Te Ching, as a meditation on the purpose of podcasting. Charlie shares how the book serves as a guide to growth and transformation that can be directly applicable to podcasting. Written in lovely verse and illustrated by Charlie's own delightful sketches, The Tao of Podcasting shows how podcast production creates memorable stories by remembering the ancient art of listening, deepening the silence before the sound, combining stillness and fluidity, developing auditory wisdom, engaged listening, and talking forward, and reigniting your passion for podcastingIn addition to writing this creative gem, Charlie co-founded Podville Media and produces a wide range of audio and video for a diverse range of clients. He also shares what he calls "Internal Facing Podcasts" which are podcasts not so much looking for growth and monetization, but instead trying to increase communication inside an organization.And some big news. Charlie is preparing to start podcasting again! His new venture will be called "The Philosophy of Podcasting." Stay tuned!Thanks for listening to Speaking of Travel! Visit speakingoftravel.net for travel tips, travel stories, and ways you can become a more savvy traveler.

A friendship that was forged at Podfest has led to a one-of-a-kind episode here on That Entrepreneur Show. Buckle up for the Tao of Podcasting with Charlie Birney. Some areas of discussion include:Sense of arrivalPerception your name bringsBalancing both sides Valuing the silence before the sound“The Tao of Podcasting”Meet Charlie: I am Co-founder of Podville Media, an HD video and audio media production studio located in Washington, DC. Podville Media began as Podcast Village, in a co-working office in Gaithersburg, Maryland. I had loved public speaking and acting in school and was tremendously excited about podcasting and what it could mean for communications and storytelling. As a result of my early experience, I am co-author of “Podcasting Made Simple” (on Amazon, but largely outdated due to software and hardware developments. However you can see my early podcast sketches in the book!).Prior to Podville Media, I spent over 25 years in the DC/MD/VA commercial real estate market, most notably as a team member for planning, permitting, building and managing the two courses at Queenstown Harbor Golf, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Additionally, I served as president of both the Maryland Tourism Council and the National Golf Course Owner's Association. Podville has been up and sprinting now for over five years, and in 2023 we won three Tellys (the Tellys are in their 44th year) and have a show, Rap Stories, in the number one spot on Apple for podcasts in the music category. Podcasting has evolved so much!Link to his episode on Writing with Authors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSjRPBtwZZ8&list=PLat9MDCRaOgII1QIa_8IhsoBZMPizmiQ2&index=12&pp=gAQBiAQBHave a question for a guest or host? Want to become a guest or show partner? Let's chat! Send an email to podcastsbylanci@gmail.com.Support the showIf you enjoyed this week's show, click the subscribe button to stay current.Listen to A Mental Health Break Episodes hereTune into Writing with Authors here

Are you ready for a riveting journey into the creative and emotional world of podcasting?Our guest, Charlie, talks about his passion for podcasting and the emotional journey it has led him on. He reveals how he transitioned from residential real estate to podcasting and the importance of keeping tangible mementos to stay connected to our past.This episode is an eclectic mix of emotion, creativity and contemplation. We immerse ourselves in the artistry behind Charlie's podcast sketchbook, exploring the intricate process behind his sketches. Charlie also shares his love for comic strips and cartoons, and how he incorporates the Taoist philosophy into his work. We wrap up this segment by reflecting on the joyful chaos of PodFest and the intriguing Pecha Kucha format.Looking forward, we delve into the future of podcasting, the potential of new media platforms, and how music can be a powerful form of connecting just like a podcast. Tune in, as we converse about personal branding through podcasting and how it can serve as a formidable tool for expanding one's sphere of influence. Whether you're a seasoned creator or just starting out, this episode is a treasure trove of inspiration for your creative journey. Let's embark on this adventure together!Charlie Birney, Co-founder of Podville Media, began his journey with Podcast Village in Maryland, leveraging his love for public speaking and acting. With over 25 years in the DC/MD/VA commercial real estate scene, he notably contributed to the management of Queenstown Harbor Golf courses on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Notably, he served as president of both the Maryland Tourism Council and the National Golf Course Owner's Association.In his pursuit of podcasting excellence, he co-authored "Podcasting Made Simple" and authored "The Tao of Podcasting," drawing from his background in Philosophy and his intricate understanding of the production process. His focus lies in highlighting the often underestimated aspects of podcast creation, emphasizing the significance of the pre-recording phase. Beyond his professional endeavors, he takes pride in being a devoted father to 23-year-old twins and indulges his musical side by playing the mandolin in a jug band. @charliebirney - To hire Elikqitie as a your ghostwriter go to her website at www.writeforyou.me and click on her discovery call button to grab a time on her calendar TODAY!!And THANK ME later!!Support the showFollow us on;IG: https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkshitwithpFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkwhitwIthpTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@TalkshitwithpSUBSCRIBE to our NEWSLETTER &/OR Rock our merchandise out; www.talkshitwithp.shop & you can follow our merchandise page on IG https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp.shop/Support The Show (whatever you can)Cashapp: https://cash.app/$TSWP20Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TswpBuymecoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/talkshitwithpAmazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2M9Q4HNKRO2WA?ref_=wl_shareWebsite under construction but keep an eye out; https://www.talkshitwithp.com/Learn my story;https://canvasrebel.com/meet-paula-sima-mulamula/https://herforward.com/a-mental-health-advocate-suggests-talking-shit/& FINALLY if you want to be a guest on the podcast... hit us up;https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVVE0FrJOD4xgDCzE5C_jIlgO7dVlpJBjVw5iyqnmEt5QVIQ/viewform OR IF YOU want to be featured... leave us a voicenote;https://www.speakpipe.com/talkshitwithp

In this episode, we talk with special guest Charlie Birney, Co-Founder of Podville Media (our production partner!) and author of The Tao of Podcasting. He delves into his interest in Daoism, how he came up with the idea of writing his book and his inspirations.

  Are you, your nonprofit, and the community you serve being seen and heard? What if you could communicate the story of your nonprofit, the inequitable conditions you tackle, the public policies you advocate and your solutions for uplifting people and communities? In this episode of Power Station, I am joined by Oscar Zeballos, CEO of Podville Media, a fellow podcasting evangelizer whose partnership with co-founder Charlie Birney provides a dynamic stage for diverse voices, from ESPN to the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights to the White House Historical Association. Just before recording I participated on a panel session moderated by Oscar as part of Solutions for Housing Communications, a National Housing Conference event. Oscar conveyed the myriad ways that content generated by our audience of communications professionals can influence decision makers across an evolving media landscape. We carried our passion for purposeful communications into Podville Media's Studio C where I pressed nonprofit and foundation executives to support podcasting and other creative messaging tools. Oscar gave a glimpse into new technology that uncovers where podcasts are making an impact. What is the story you want to tell?  

Minter Dialogue with Charlie Birney Charlie Birney is a fellow podcaster, who co-founded Podville Media and the Podcast Village where he consults and helps produce notable podcasts, such as The Lincoln Project or The 1600 Sessions. He is also author of the newly published, “The Tao of Podcasting,” that uses the wisdom of Tao to help navigate the world of podcasting. In this conversation, we discuss Taoism, Charlie's career and creative outlets, the evolution of podcasting and some of the pearls in his book, which he wrote and illustrated. This episode is loaded with interesting tidbits and resources. If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to rate/review the show on RateThisPodcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.

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Today, a treasure hunt with Charlie Birney! Plus... jukeboxes, collectibles, Oscar's history lesson... and Jonny the adult.

Want to launch a podcast, but not sure if it’s “right” for you? Well, this episode is a must listen! During my conversation with fellow podcasters, Charlie Birney, Debbie DeChambeau and Stephen Hart, we cover topics like content creation, how to leverage podcasts for marketing yourself/business, best practices to land podcast interviews, sponsorship, and more. Listen in, then get social with Charlie, Debbie, and Stephen. Let them know I recommended you reach out ;-)

Community Leader and Host of THE POWER STATION Podcast Anne Pasmanick and PODCAST VILLAGE founder Charlie Birney sit in on the Roundtable to discuss affordable housing, immigration, the role of migrant workers in our economy, and even gentrification!

En NotiPod Hoy Computer Hoy ha hecho una lista con 10 predicciones sobre el podcasting , siendo una de ellas el papel disruptor que tendrá los altavoces inteligentes, así como la mayor precisión en las analíticas. En el más reciente capítulo del podcast Baires Mac comparto mi experiencia produciendo más de 500 capítulos de podcast solamente en iOS (iPad/iPhone/iPod). Conoce las interfaces de audio y micrófonos y aplicaciones que he utilizado y uso actualmente. Hilda Labrada Gore, que produce dos populares podcasts sobre salud (“Wise Traditions” y el nuevo en español “Tradiciones Sabias”), ha escrito junto a Charlie Birney el libro. ‘Podcasting Made Simple: A Step-By-Step Guide to Podcasting Success’. Según ComScore, en 2020 la mitad de las búsquedas que harán los usuarios en Internet serán por voz. ¿Existe la salsa secreta de la publicidad en podcasts? El desafío de los publicistas de  autenticar la edad de los oyentes que escuchan por altavoces inteligentes. CastUpon es un sitio web que recomienda podcasts de forma aleatoria. Lanzan  en Beta Storyboard, la aplicación que  permitirá  a las empresas, equipos y organizaciones producir un podcast  para un público interno. La aplicación Apple Music ya está disponible oficialmente en Google Play Store para su uso en tabletas Androide. Claves para crear un buen arte o logo para tu podcast. Recomendado: ´Blog y Lana´ un podcast enfocado en el manejo de las finanzas personales. Su conductora es Sonia Sánchez-Escuer y en cada uno de los episodios enseña herramientas para generar y utilizar los ingresos de una manera eficiente. Más contenidos y enlaces: https://viapodcast.fm/los-podcasts/notipod-hoy/

Inaugural episode of the Golf Business Podcast! This week, host Charlie Birney talks with Jay Karen about the new report from the Tee Time Coalition and also with Steve Mona on the recent trip to Washington, DC for National Golf Day. And Allison George of Toad Valley and Whitey O'Malley from Saddleback have some springtime Owner to Owner chat! https://toadvalleygolfcourse.com/ https://www.saddlebackgolf.com/ http://www.worldgolffoundation.org/ http://www.ngcoa.org/ http://wearegolf.org/nationalgolfday/national-golf-day/ https://www.yamahagolfcar.com/

Today we are talking with Charlie Birney of Podcast Village. Charlie isn’t a member of Select, but if you heard the last episode, which was our anniversary episode, I mentioned Charlie and how we connected. Through podcasting, we have built a great friendship and support each other’s businesses.I bring my business and marketing skills to the mix and he brings the technical pieces of recording and editing to the table. If I never had to research equipment or edit another episode, I’d be extremely happy, yet that’s at the core of his business, so we compliment each other from a business perspective. If you follow me on FB you’ll see several pictures of me recording in his studio. In episode 12 with Adam Solomon and episode 23 with Becky Briggs, we were recording in the studios of podcast Village. Recently I was in his studio doing a video recording of how to use a piece of podcast recording equipment. So in addition to recording podcasts, Podcast Village is also offering video production and they are knocking it out of the park.  Check out their video’s on youtube which I’ve linked to in the show notes. Check out their youtube channel here. In my conversation with Charlie, we talk about the business of having a podcast studio, how the idea evolved and then turning an opportunity into a business. This is music to my ears because I love talking about business and I’m all about podcasting these days.   If you are a salesperson, sales manager, business owner or someone responsible for business development in your organization, I’ve put together something unique for you that I’ll discuss at the end of this show, so be sure to stick around after our conversation ends. Charlie is going through the school of hard knocks. He took an idea, started a business and is learning how to run the business along the way. It’s not always easy, but if you love what you do and you surround yourself with knowledgeable people, you will make it work! I love Charlie’s enthusiasm and like me, he’s an idea person! Our conversation goes in many directions, but three important areas we discuss are The importance of setting up procedures from the beginning Not working for free And  paying attention to your time management This conversation isn’t just about running a business, but about podcasts and the value they bring. At one point we start talking about a conference that we both attended in early 2017 where I mention some statistics about podcasting. I’m attaching a few of the slides in the shownotes, so if you would like to see them go to selectbizteam.com/podcastvillage. Definitely good information particularly for someone that might be thinking about adding a podcast as a sales tool! Before we get started, I’d like to ask that you go to iTunes and leave us a review. It’s helps us to know if you like what you are hearing!  If you aren’t sure how to do this, look at the resources in the show notes at selectbizteam.com/podcastvillage. If you have an iPhone, you’ll find this quite simple. RESOURCES  PODCASTING FOR SALES Ready to get in front of new prospects? A podcast is a great sales tool. If you are a sales person or knows someone that is involved in sales, I’ve created an information packet that shows you how to use a podcast as a sales tool. Download here.  It’s free! STATISTICS In this episode we talk about a few statistics we learned about at a conference. The picture below was taken from the conference Podfest. You can also get additional information from a research report by Edison.           LEAVE US A REVIEW If you would like to be notified every time we release a new episode and have an iPhone, subscribe on iTunes, and leave us a rating or review. If you aren't sure how to leave a review,  check out our instructions here. ABOUT OUR GUEST – CHARLIE BIRNEY Charlie Birney is the owner of Podcast Village in Gaithersburg, MD.  His studio is located inside of Launch Work Pla...

BUSINESS AND MARKETING 1st ANNIVERSARY EPISODE  Thank you for joining us today for episode 25 of the Select Business Team podcast.  I’m so exicted about this episode because it marks the 1st year of creating this podcast.  Select Business Team brings business professionals together to discuss options for growing and expanding business with a focus on marketing, leadership and revenue and our podcast provides conversations with business owners on similar topics. Since today is our 1st anniversary, we are celebrating and this episode is packed full of information to help you, the business professional. The overall theme is lessons I’ve learned from this first year of production, but there are several valuable ideas that I share as I’m talking. The first few minutes you’ll hear me thank a few people that stepped up to the plate to really help this podcast get started, then the real nuggets begin.   In addition to thanking a few people, I also share with your my personal insights about this journey.  If you are looking for marketing ideas, keep listening, because you'll hear several.  Here’s a little bit of what you can expect: Challenges people have being interviewed on an podcast Time management issues of creating a podcast What’s in the analytics - can you guess what country gets more listens than my own state? The bigger vision for podcasts At the very end I'll mention a new program I'm launching called Next Level Referrals.  If you want to build a solid referral business, it's worth listening to the end and getting the details! Lets get this 1st anniversary episode started. It’s  hard to believe that it has been 12 months since we launched the podcast for Select Business Team. Today I want to share my appreciation for those that have made this journey possible and talk about a few lessons learned along the way. It has been such an interesting experience, but in reality, this might not have ever started if it wasn’t for two very special people. You see, I had been thinking about a podcast for a long time.  I tried to recruit my son to help me but he wasn’t interested.  Then one day I was talking to Ben Piper,  who is the owner of Commonwealth Consulting Group and an SBT member. Somehow we got on the subject of podcasts and he said he had one. Truly I was in awe and he could see my excitement. He volunteered to show me how to get started. Otherwise, I might still be talking about it and not taken action! Initially, I was intimidated, but after hours of research, it wasn’t as hard as I thought. The hardest part is making time, which I’ll talk about shortly. Shortly after showing me the equipment, Ben told me about a meetup group for podcasters and encouraged me to attend. That’s where I met Charlie Birney of Podcast Village who has been a true inspiration for me. He’s got a heart of gold and is always sharing his knowledge and offers his studio at a discount to members of meetup. I’ve done a lot of recordings at his studio and we share ideas regularly. You’ll hear him on an upcoming episode. Again, a big thanks to Ben and Charlie for helping me get started and bringing this podcast vision to life. THANK YOU One other person that I’d like to thank is Rick Becker. He’s someone I went to high school with and while we didn’t really know each other then, we reconnected through a mutual friend and he’s become my running partner. He’s got a great voice and after a lot of convincing, he agreed to do the intro for my podcast.  When we recorded the intro, I truly didn’t have any idea what I was doing. I didn’t know about voice levels and how to set the microphone on the recording software. We did several ‘takes’ and thanks to my amazing editor Evan, we have an intro that I love! So thanks Rick, and to his wife Susie for putting up with me and Evan for all of your hard work. When I first launched the podcast, the plan was to interview members of Select Business Team and use the podcast as a mem...

It’s always fun to talk to folks who have created podcast specific workstations and today’s chat is no exception.  Joining us, is Charlie Birney, co-founder and executive director at Podcast Village in Gaithersburg, MD.

Brad Sherman, of Sherman Wealth Management, talks with Charlie Birney about financial standards - Fiduciary and Suitability. Do you know the difference?