Podcast appearances and mentions of doug payton

We har about the benefits of podcasting on this show, and I attempt to get people to start their podcast and often ask, "What is the worst thing that could happen?" I wanted to hear what was the worst thing that happened to you by starting a podcast, what was the biggest regret? The Positive Side of Podcasting Here are some of the things people have reported happening "Because of my podcast:" I was able to get a dream trip to a Lambo field and watch my beloved Green Bay packers I improved my conversational skills I was asked to write a book People went to an event to meet me My face is on the cover of a comic book I raced in the Baja 1000 I got free bottles of wine I got a job I now work in media communications for the Federal Government I get to chat with my brothers on a weekly basis I get passes to the college world series They sent a Maserati to pick me up I've got to meet people I have no business meeting I have a new purpose in life I have more customers Biggest Podcast Regrets: People have gone from obsessing over starting their podcast to obsessing over the next episode(s). Dan from Podcasters Kit Clay from Fish Nerds Craig from Ingles Podcast is considering the time it takes to create a podcast Jonathon from Weekly Awesome is concerned about the time it takes to create episodes. Doug Payton from Consider This! podcast had some negative comments and a weird situation where someone sent an unpaid pizza to his house (spooky) Arnie from the Football History Dude One person is regretful about not remember the names and faces of people they meet. Question of the Month for November In honor of my first CEO that I ever worked for ( Richard Jusseaume ) who would tack on the question, "What's bugging you?" on to the employee survey, I ask you, "What's bugging you?" Leave your answer at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/question Mentioned In This Podcast Focus is more important than microphones Podcast Review Show Next Week: 8 Tools to Help You Generate Ideas For Your Podcast. Subscribe to the show and get access as soon as the episodes is available. Work With Me Join the School of Podcasting or let me be your podcast mentor

There was no live show today. Joining me today is Doug Payton who co-hosts Remaking History on Golden Spiral Media and Consider This. Pause for the News: [00:01:40] Dead of Summer Cancelled Not Safe with Nikki Glaser Cancelled Additional Episodes Ordered For DC’s Legends of Tomorrow No Additional Episodes For Conviction American Woman Ordered at […]

Thank you for listening to the first episode of Podcast Game Show!  Our first contestant is Doug Payton of the “Consider This” podcast.  You can find him online at CTPodcasting.com . For the full show notes page, press and hold this link.   Fun Fact about Doug:  He plays the trombone!   Find exclusive content and play an online version of the game at Podcastgameshow.com   Guest’s Links Doug’s Website:  CTPodcasting.com Consider This on Itunes Doug on Twitter   Connect with me on Twitter and Instagram Special thanks to Audiobooks.com for providing the grand prize for Season 1!

Joining me today are Doug Payton who co-hosts The Person of Interest Podcast on Golden Spiral Media and Consider This and Andrea Zuniga.   Pause for the News: [00:01:05] Halt and Catch Fire Renewed Tyrant Renewed Bob’s Burgers Renewed For Two Seasons Additional Scripts for Rosewood Ordered Additional Scripts for iZombie and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Ordered Blindspot […]

In today's episode, (not safe for work) I share clips from a podcast I set out (as an experiment) to be the Worst Podcast Ever. It would: 1. Have F-bombs. 2. Insult the audience. 3. Deliver no value 4. Use Potty humor and be overtly immature The reason? I had two: 1. I wanted to test podbean.com (who during the test had a technical issue, and my files quit downloading). 2. I wanted to see what kind of downloads a horrible podcast would get. I've heard from Libsyn that many podcasters get around 200 downloads per episode. (get a free month at Libsyn using the coupon code sopfree ) The worst podcast ever gets about 10. Rules for Experiment: 1. I could not use my real voice. I didn't want anyone to know it was me.  2. I could not promote it at all. Not a single tweet. Doing a Podcast as a Character: This is not new. "Madge Weinstein" has been doing yeast Radio since 2004. There are people who do not use their names such as School of Podcasting student Stargate Pioneer who does the Legends of Shield podcast. Cali Lewis has always been Luria Petrucci behind the scenese of Geekslife.com You may feel more confident behind the microphone as your character then in your own skin. I say "Fake it till you make it" (you will get comfortable as yourself) but being a character is an option. People like Seth McFarland get away with tons of things on their TV show The Family Guy as the characters are cartoons. The Simpsons is another example of characters getting away with things a real person would not.  But in the end Seth still takes flack for his characters.  The down side of being a character is connecting with your audience. I met Paul David Peterson of Entrepreneur Explosion. Paul's show is a parody of all the Entrepreneur shows. Paul is not his real name. If I want to meet Paul at Podcast Movement or New Media Expo, I can't if he is completely incognito. In my case my character on the Worst Podcast Ever was simply named "Grumpy Old Man." What if AARP wants Grumpy to come speak at a convention? These characters don't exist in reality.  The Stylizer 3000 Today I play a bit that I included in today's show to get you to think about all the different styles that you can use to create your podcast. There are SO MANY ingredients that you can use to create a completely unique podcast. I worry that people will not take me seriously as a podcast consultant if I'm too goofy on the microphone. I guess we will see. Podcast Rewind: Formats on the Podcasters Roundtable I participated on the Podcasters Roundtbale Episode 53 with +Ray Ortega,+Daniel J. Lewis +David Jackson +Colin Gray +Paul Peterson and+Doug Payton to discuss the various types of formats you can chose for your podcast. Check it out  Ready To Start a Podcast? If you're ready to start a podcast SIGN UP TODAY, and rest assured you will have everything you need to learn how to launch a successful podcast.   

When you start a podcast, one of the first decisions you make is what kind of show are you going to produce? Solo host, co-hosted, roundtable, interviews, a mix of many? Join +Ray Ortega,+Daniel J. Lewis +David Jackson +Colin Gray +Paul Peterson and +Doug Payton to discuss the various types of formats you can chose for your podcast. You can subscribe to the podcast only RSS mailing list to get new Rounds delivered to your inbox automatically. Read the chat from this Round. Sign up to appear on a future Podcasters' Roundtable! Thanks and I can't wait to see you on a future Roundtable! Subscribe to Podcasters' Roundtable

Season 1 Roundtable In this special season 1 roundtable edition of The Under The Dome Podcast I team up with Karen Lindsay and Doug Payton of TVTalk’s Under The Dome Show and with Troy Heinritz and Wayne Henderson from Under The Dome Radio Podcast to talk about our thoughts, feelings, and speculations regarding CBS’s groundbreaking […]

Season 1 Roundtable In this special season 1 roundtable edition of The Under The Dome Podcast I team up with Karen Lindsay and Doug Payton of TVTalk’s Under The Dome Show and with Troy Heinritz and Wayne Henderson from Under The Dome Radio Podcast to talk about our thoughts, feelings, and speculations regarding CBS’s groundbreaking first season of their hit show Under The Dome. Keeping us in line is moderator Scott Hertzog from the Sci-Fi Diner Podcast. I'd like to thank all those who have subscribed to this podcast and encourage them to join the discussion by sending in their feedback by calling 805-910-7656 or by e-mailing me at feedback@solotalkmedia.com. Where to reach the roundtable panel members: Moderator Scott Hertzog from SciFi Diner Podcast Web: scifidinerpodcast.com Twitter: @scifidiner Karen Lindsay from TVTalk Under The Dome Web: tvtalk.com Twitter: @Aleveria Doug Payton from TVTalk Under The Dome Web: “Consider This!” Podcasting Twitter: @dougpayton or @ctpodcasting Troy Heinritz from Under The Dome Radio Podcast Web: underthedomeradio.com Twitter: @Troyheinritz Wayne Henderson from Under The Dome Radio Podcast Web: MediaVoiceOvers.com Twitter: @tiwwh