Podcast appearances and mentions of elsie escobar

Elsie Escobar is, without question, one of the pioneers of podcasting.All the way back in 2006, she started one of the original yoga podcasts: Elsie's Yoga Class, which garnered 4 million downloads in its lifetime. She stuck with it until 2013, when she joined Libsyn, and she's been co-hosting their official podcast The Feed ever since. She also happens to be the first Latina ever inducted into the Academy of Podcasters' Hall of Fame.That's about as fruitful of a career as any podcaster could hope for, but like most of us, Elsie had another life before embracing the world of online audio. She pivoted from her Hollywood acting career after growing tired of feeling tokenized, thinking podcasting might finally let her stretch her creative legs - and boy, did it ever - but of course, not without a struggle. Getting into podcasting is hard enough today, even with the massive online infrastructure and endless number of tools & resources we have access to. Can you imagine how daunting it must have been in 2006? And yet, Elsie endured, and has an Everest-sized mountain of successes to show for it.As someone who's been around since the dawn of podcasting, and has seen just about every evolution the medium has gone through, Elsie brought an incredible (and very rare) perspective to the show. Between her thoughts on things like monetization, adapting to new platforms, adding a video component, the importance of promos, and the future of the industry, anyone looking to make a living in this business will no doubt find something incredibly valuable in this episode.Elsie is also the co-founder and co-host of She Podcasts, the largest online community for women and non binary podcasters on Facebook with over 20,000 members. She continues to make the podcasting space safer and more connected every day, and even shares her future plans to create a better ecosystem for her audience.A Transcript and video of the show is available on our network page.Please sign up for the SOUNDING OFF Newsletter. Full of all the verbal diarrhea you never knew what you were missing in your life.Also we added the Sound Off Podcast to the The Open Podcast Prefix Project (OP3) A free and open-source podcast prefix analytics service committed to open data and listener privacy. You can be a nosey parker by checking out our downloads here.Thanks to the following organizations for supporting the show:Nlogic - TV & Radio Audience Data SolutionsMary Anne Ivison at Ivison Voice. - Make her the female voice of your radio station.Megatrax - Licensed Music for your radio station or podcast production company.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Elsie Escobar is a trailblazer in the podcasting world, blending heart, hustle, and a whole lot of purpose into everything she does. As a veteran podcaster and current co-host of Libsyn's The Feed, Elsie has been a voice at the forefront of the podcasting industry for well over a decade. But here's the kicker—she's not just a podcasting pro herself. Elsie is a fierce champion for all women in the audio space. She's the podcasting mentor, advocate, pundit, presenter, pontificator doyenne, and guru. And she also does some podcasting.   This episode, Todd Kramer and Jay Reum dive into Elsie's whole creative journey, the challenges of staying grounded in a rapidly evolving medium, and why she believes that every voice deserves to be heard. So buckle up! Elsie is here to drop some wisdom that'll make you rethink how you approach your creative career. HOMEPAGE IMDB ※=※=※=※=※=※=※=※=※=※=※

Today I point out that as cool as AI can be, you need to be careful. You may end up accidentally lying to your audience. My buddy Elsie Escobar made a great point on her show The Feed, and I wanted to bring this topic to you. READY TO START YOUR PODCAST? When you join the School of Podcasting you get: Step-by-step tutorials A private podcast mastermind filled with brilliant podcasters Unlimited one-on-one consulting (not a typo) A 30-day money-back guarantee Join today at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/consultant Follow the Show and Never Miss an Episode Apple - Spotify - Pocket Casts - Amazon Music Mentioned In This Show Castmagic Capsho Swell Podsqueeze  Chapter Markers: 00:00:00 - Opening  00:00:52 - AI is Handy BUT  00:02:17 - Your Episode Title is a Promise  00:04:57 - Who is Asking for Information About Your Mom?  00:05:18 - What is the Benefit of This Episode?  00:07:23 - Join the School of Podcasting 

It's a horror show, kids, at least it was around the beautiful Sonic Bloom Awards banquet table during the She Podcasts Unplugged! event in concert with PodFest 2024. And yet, despite the unsolicited (geriatric) pick up lines, latent latex balloon smell and traumatic special-effect makeup photos, the most exciting thing we saw at this year's extraordinary event was how to optimize your podcast workflow using artificial intelligence.   Honestly, you think we would have investigated this option sooner given how strained our biological intelligence has been lately. Bah DAH cha!   Seriously, Dear Listener. For this episode, we tasked AI with the challenge of writing 5 sample titles with accompanying 100 word blurbs for use as show notes. Here is, word for word, what the computer spit out: The Worst Pickup Lines (and Other Orlando Mishaps) Melissa and Amy recap their eventful trip to a women in podcasting conference, which included being subjected to cringeworthy pickup lines from older men at the hotel bar. They also share hilarious stories of laughter-induced urination, getting accosted with graphic images, and the overall quirky escapades of their "velveteen rabbity" Orlando getaway. Holding in Laughter and Pee: Our Crazy Orlando Trip Through uncontrollable laughter, Melissa and Amy recount wetting themselves numerous times during their women in podcasting conference in Orlando. From horrifying bathroom smells to inappropriate overshares from strangers to questionable travel snafus, their eventful trip offered plenty of comedic fodder, despite the lackluster hotel amenities and odd mishmash of conference attendees. The Time We Peed Our Pants Laughing in Orlando Melissa and Amy recap the nonstop hilarity during their women's podcasting conference trip to Orlando, from getting hit on by overly confident men at bars to a stranger ambushing them with graphic images. Their days were filled with laughing so hard they peed their pants, yelling at people out of fear, and enjoying each other's company amidst the quirky escapades. Strange Pickup Lines and Public Peeing: Our Orlando Adventure During their women's podcasting conference getaway, Melissa and Amy were in stitches recounting ridiculous pickup attempts from men at hotel bars along with uncontrollably laughing until they wet themselves...in public! From horrifying bathroom smells to graphic photo ambushes, their overnight trip was filled with hilarious mishaps and lots of laughter. One Wild and Crazy Orlando Trip Melissa and Amy recap their eventful Orlando trip chock-full of laughter, escapades and hijinks - from cringeworthy pickup lines from men to uncontrollable giggling that led to public peeing. Despite a questionable hotel stay and odd conference attendees, they made the most of it, supporting their friend and enjoying time together, even if it meant getting ambushed by a stranger's graphic images!   And if you think that's cool, consider telling a friend about our show. You can find us on all the socials at @ListenBrilliant, or on your preferred podcast player as Brilliant Observations Podcast. We'd love a follow on TikTok as well, as we're trying to get more intentional about posting behind the scenes videos there for your listening enjoyment. See you next week!    Special thanks to the Sonic Bloom Awards for our nomination to multiple categories and exciting, humbling win as Best Podcast Cohosts of 2024 Shoutout to Jessica Kupferman, Elsie Escobar and the whole crew at She Podcasts for the amazing sessions, speakers, parties, after-parties, balloons, soundtrack, cheese tray and tiny cherry-centered creme pastry things that kinda looked like little alien nipples but were startlingly delicious at She Podcasts Unplugged, the only live event for She Podcasts in 2024 Full credit to Unfuck Your Business Podcast for the podcast workflow tips using AI. Definintely check them out if you're looking for resources, brand consulting or podcast marketing support. 

Closing out our season 4 with Elsie Escobar from She Podcast and Libsyn's "The Feed" podcast! Elsie is a podcasting pioneer with 17 plus years as a podcaster, El Salvadoran immigrant, Co-Founder of She Podcasts with 20K members and the Director of Community and Content at Libsyn- a hosting, distribution, and monetization podcasting platform. However, she did not start out in podcasting, it came to her after being denied multiple times in Hollywood for not looking like what should be a “traditional stereotypical Latina.” Why are we deemed to all look like Jo-Lo, Selma Hayek or a ganster chola, with various degrees of accents in Hollywood! This is the lens we are still perceived in throughout many roles in our careers or have encountered here in the US, whether you're an immigrant, 1st Gen, 2nd Gen or a 3rd generation Californian-Aztlan Mexican American, like myself.  Podcasting has accelerated tremendously with the influx of technology, specifically for our community narratives and the technology that is leveraging our voices. We break down the numbers, within the Latino community of listening and to recognize the opportunity to invest in our platforms. The Latino Edison Podcasting Report shows the data, and all the receipts of what our community is listening to our podcasting.  Podcasting is leveraging many voices and narratives, but it's our own narratives, not AI, as an uninterrupted 1:1 dialoge. As Elise states in this podcast, “it's unbelievably freeing to me, to not be judged by who I DON'T look like.” More POC/women of color podcasting and our LGTBQ+ communities are moving into podcasting, to share HerStories, our ancestral narratives, and our legacy that will not be erased by AI, but will give power to new and stronger generations.  Elsie can be found on ShePodcasts, The Feed from Libsyn and her website ElsieEscobar.com. Graicas.  This podcast was produced by Theresa E. Gonzales, CEO and Founder of Latinasb2b.com and 5-E Leadership and Marketing.  Audio Engineered and Sound Designed by Robert Lopez of Creates Audio Follow and subscribe to on:  IG @Latinasb2b YouTube @Latinasb2b TW @LatinasB2B FB @Latinasb2b  Newsletter: Latinasb2b.com

In this week's episode, we had the pleasure of diving deep into the world of podcast communities with the insightful Elsie Escobar. Elsie, a podcasting veteran and community builder, shed light on the intricacies of fostering and nurturing podcast communities, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, engagement, and the evolving dynamics of social platforms.Throughout our conversation, Elsie shared her vast experience in podcast community building. She touched upon the challenges and rewards of creating a space where listeners can connect, share, and grow. With anecdotes from her journey and practical tips, Elsie highlighted the significance of understanding your audience and the value of meaningful interactions.Elsie also discussed the changing landscape of social media and its impact on podcast communities. She provided listeners with a fresh perspective on how to adapt and thrive in this ever-evolving digital age. From the power of hashtags to the role of platforms like Discord and Slack, Elsie's insights are a treasure trove for anyone looking to build or enhance their podcast community.Listeners also got a glimpse into Elsie's work with ShePodcasts and Libsyn, offering a holistic view of her contributions to the podcasting world.To dive deeper into Elsie Escobar's world of podcasting and community building, visit ShePodcasts, or for insights from her work with Libsyn, head to The Feed, the official Libsyn podcast.Join us in this enlightening episode to gain invaluable insights from Elsie Escobar, and learn how to create, nurture, and sustain a thriving podcast community in today's digital age.Resources Mentioned:Ecamm Live: www.socialmedianewslive.com/ecamm ShePodcasts: www.shepodcasts.com The Feed, Libsyn Podcast: www.libsyn.com/thefeed Elsie Escobar: www.elsieescobar.com Lauren Gaggioli: www.laurengaggioli.com----------------------Ecamm - Your go-to solution for crafting outstanding live shows and podcasts.SocialMediaNewsLive.com - Dive into our website for comprehensive episode breakdowns.Youtube.com - Tune in live, chat with us directly, and be part of the conversation. Or, revisit our archive of past broadcasts to stay updated.Facebook - Stream our show live and chat with us in real time. Connect, engage, and be a part of our community.Email - Subscribe and never miss a live show reminder.----------------------JeffSieh.com - Unlock the power of authentic storytelling with me! With over 20 years of marketing experience, I'm here to elevate your brand's narrative in an ever-competitive market. My expertise spans consulting,

Elsie Escobar is a die-hard podcast junkie who lives, breathes, and works the medium (and has since 2006). Elsie was one of the first podcasters to use audio to teach yoga. Her yoga class has now been downloaded over 4 million times.  Elsie is also the Director of Community and Content at Libsyn. She's worked with hundreds of podcasters to help them produce better shows and learn about the fast-moving podcasting space. She cultivated an engaged community through Libsyn's official podcast, “The Feed,” which she co-hosts and produces.  Elsie co-runs the largest community for women in podcasting with a corresponding podcast, “She Podcasts,” to empower women to share their voices while creating a community of education and support.  Listen in for some great takeaways about the world of podcasting. Elsie shares some great advice for aspiring podcasters to create podcasts—and communities—that makes an impact. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Learn more about Elsie Escobar [3:48]  Why Elsie chose to podcast [9:38] What does “Libsyn” mean? [13:16]  The Director of Community and Content role [16:04] What's next for the podcasting community? [18:50] How to grow your podcast community [22:21] What makes a good podcast guest (or host)? [26:57]  Elsie's advice for aspiring podcasters [31:33] What the podcasting experience has taught Elsie [34:28]  What Elsie did today that put her in the right mindset [36:26] Resources & People Mentioned She Podcasts The Feed Connect with Elsie Escobar The website On Twitter On Facebook On YouTube Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast*at*mitlinfinancial(dot)com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests If you would like to learn more schedule a call: https://mitlin.us/FitCall https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

If the universe doesn't magically create a space that's meant for you (because it won't), you create it yourself. That's exactly what Jessica Kupferman did when she and co-founder Elsie Escobar started She podcasts back in 2013 and 2014. After noticing that a lot of podcasters were men and “gurus” who were just interviewing one another, they decided they wanted to do something different.   Fast forward to today, Jessica and She Podcasts is still growing, hosting an active Facebook group, live conferences, a coaching program, a new 501(c)3, and a host of other ventures.   This was such a fun conversation about living up to our parents' (and society's) expectations, gaining visibility online, attending in-person conferences, making a space for yourself, why nothing has to be perfect, and so much more.   Listen in! Mentioned in This Episode   Attend the She Podcasts conference with me! Join the She Podcasts Facebook group Schedule a call with me Connect with me on LinkedIn Follow me on Instagram About Jessica Kupferman   Jessica Kupferman is an award-winning podcaster and co-founder of the She Podcasts brand, which currently supports 10s of thousands of women podcasters to get and keep their voices out in the world. Her sweet spot is helping podcasters set up systems for growth and training them on how to obtain sponsorship. She also is an internet “Bat Girl” with an odd amount of experience in way too many software services.   When she's not planning the next She Podcasts LIVE, you can find her offering education to independent podcasters on marketing, growth, and sponsorship in the She Podcasts membership. Learn more at shepodcasts.com.

Podcasts are now in YouTube Music, and speaking of that, The Feed is now on YouTube! Yahoooo! The new RODE podcasting gear, Voicemod, Hindenburg 2, promo creation workflows, the importance of show titles, feedback on Adobe Podcasts, the best laptop mics, download stats, mean and median numbers! Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to contact us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com, call 412-573-1934 or leave us a message on Speakpipe! We'd love to hear from you! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER HERE! Quick Episode Summary :13 Intro (2:10) PROMO 1: The Manwhore Podcast (2:39) Rob and Elsie conversation (4:51) Podcasts now available in YouTube Music (11:14) The Feed is now on YouTube! (18:32) Rob was at NAB and he got a chance to play with the latest RODE products! (18:57) Voicemod is now available for Mac, let us know if you use it (27:53) Hindenburg Pro 2 is out of beta (29:26) Batch producing your 30 second episode audio promos via Bill from The Strokecast (33:35) Tips for making sure that your one word title for your podcast is as effective as possible (38:56) PROMO 2: Podcasting Tips From My Front Porch (39:44) Why people listen to podcasts according to PEW Research (42:09) Adobe Podcast and the IA powered audio enhancement features, feedback from Brian (45:56) Report from IAB UK on ad spend in 2022 (46:56) Episodes being taken down from Spotify because of 3rd party music, specifically from Universal Music Group (50:19) Miss-reporting about Joe Rogan not being renewed by Spotify (51:43) The Verge comparing 6 different lap top mics to record (54:59) Did you know The Feed has a newsletter? Subscribe! (59:43) Getting rid of the unique stats filter and why diversity in filtering stats is important (1:03:33) PROMO 3: Horror Stories Podcast (1:04:09) Stats: mean and median numbers (1:05:56) Where have we been and where are we going? Featured Podcast Promo + Audio PROMO 1: The Manwhore Podcast PROMO 2: Podcasting Tips from My Front Porch PROMO 3: Horror Stories podcast Bill from The Strokecast Brian from Cinema Psychos Where have we been and where are we going The Podcast Show LIVE - Podcast Show 2023 She Podcasts LIVE 2022 • She Podcasts Video First — Podcast Gear Setup, 2023 with Doc Rock & Elsie Escobar - YouTube Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Leave us voice feedback! (

Podcasts are now in YouTube Music, and speaking of that, The Feed is now on YouTube! Yahoooo! The new RODE podcasting gear, Voicemod, Hindenburg 2, promo creation workflows, the importance of show titles, feedback on Adobe Podcasts, the best laptop mics, download stats, mean and median numbers! Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to contact us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com, call 412-573-1934 or leave us a message on Speakpipe! We'd love to hear from you! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER HERE! Quick Episode Summary :13 Intro (2:10) PROMO 1: The Manwhore Podcast (2:39) Rob and Elsie conversation (4:51) Podcasts now available in YouTube Music (11:14) The Feed is now on YouTube! (18:32) Rob was at NAB and he got a chance to play with the latest RODE products! (18:57) Voicemod is now available for Mac, let us know if you use it (27:53) Hindenburg Pro 2 is out of beta (29:26) Batch producing your 30 second episode audio promos via Bill from The Strokecast (33:35) Tips for making sure that your one word title for your podcast is as effective as possible (38:56) PROMO 2: Podcasting Tips From My Front Porch (39:44) Why people listen to podcasts according to PEW Research (42:09) Adobe Podcast and the IA powered audio enhancement features, feedback from Brian (45:56) Report from IAB UK on ad spend in 2022 (46:56) Episodes being taken down from Spotify because of 3rd party music, specifically from Universal Music Group (50:19) Miss-reporting about Joe Rogan not being renewed by Spotify (51:43) The Verge comparing 6 different lap top mics to record (54:59) Did you know The Feed has a newsletter? Subscribe! (59:43) Getting rid of the unique stats filter and why diversity in filtering stats is important (1:03:33) PROMO 3: Horror Stories Podcast (1:04:09) Stats: mean and median numbers (1:05:56) Where have we been and where are we going? Featured Podcast Promo + Audio PROMO 1: The Manwhore Podcast PROMO 2: Podcasting Tips from My Front Porch PROMO 3: Horror Stories podcast Bill from The Strokecast Brian from Cinema Psychos Where have we been and where are we going The Podcast Show LIVE - Podcast Show 2023 She Podcasts LIVE 2022 • She Podcasts Video First — Podcast Gear Setup, 2023 with Doc Rock & Elsie Escobar - YouTube Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Leave us voice feedback! (

Are there podcast laws? If so, who writes them? And what do they regulate? In this episode, I chat with the Podcast Lawyer about what podcast laws exist, which ones don't, and how to navigate the legal implications of podcast guesting and hosting. Why now? Well, on the previous episode of Go Pitch Yourself, I talked about the pay-to-play phenomenon where podcast hosts are charging their guests. Are there laws governing this type of relationship?  And are hosts required to disclose that relationship?   Not to fear, Gordon Firemark is here to answer all of these questions, and more. Gordon has practiced media, entertainment, and business law since 1992 and is often referred to as The Podcast Lawyer™. He helps creatives, artists, entrepreneurs, and others achieve the dream of getting their messages out and making a meaningful impact with their craft. A podcaster himself, he's been producing and hosting the Entertainment Law Update podcast since 2009 and recently launched the Fuzzy Lawgic podcast with Elsie Escobar, where they navigate the legal, social, and ethical questions facing creators today. Together we talk about disclosure guidelines, contracts to have in place when podcasting, and other legal considerations for hosts and guests. Topics covered include: Gordon's background in entertainment law and why he saw that the rules were different when podcasts started to emerge What Gordon has seen and is seeing with regards to podcast guests having to 'pay to play' The audience's need for transparency when podcast guesting slides into paid advertising Things that hosts should bear in mind when beginning a podcast, and how these can help you to avoid 'podfade' Do hosts and guests need a podcast prenup when arranging guest appearances?    Full show notes and resources: https://www.thepodwizegroup.com/podcast-laws

Ahhh spring! Sort of. Here in my northern hemisphere home, it's still hella chilly, and I require more mood enhancements than these early weeks of daylight saving time can provide. Who better to chat with than Jessica Kupferman, CEO and co-founder of She Podcasts? She's the equivalent of a vitamin D booster in hilariously brilliant, totally authentic human form. Alongside co-founder Elsie Escobar (who's also appeared on PE), Jessica has created something unique in a space dominated by male voices (literally and figuratively): the largest podcasting community created by and especially for women, non-binary, and LGBTQIA+ folks. In addition to its own podcast, extensive social media community, and membership, She Podcasts hosts She Podcasts LIVE, an annual gathering of diverse talents and viewpoints. The best part about the She Podcasts universe? Everyone is welcome here. Seriously, with a community of over 21,000 members, there's room for pro podcasters, newbies, and wannabes. PODCAST ANGEL - The Creative Bash! Request an invitation for a virtual tea date (zoom) with Andrea & Lauren Ramsey to see how we can help you craft and implement your integrated podcast + social content strategy! Tell us more about your brand and your show here: https://www.thecreativeimposter.com/creativebashteadate Then we'll reach out to schedule our date! *** Get the full show notes including links to shows and episodes referenced at: https://www.podcastenvy.com I'd love to hear your thoughts and questions! Email me, andrea@thecreativeimpostor.com. Include a voice memo or .mp3 asking your question so I can play it on the show. Andrea's Podcast Angels SO many great products and services and software and tools that keep our podcasts humming happily along. And many of them support Podcast Envy when you use our link or promo code. Whether it's email newsletters, transcription and editing software, podcast hosting, cloud storage for bulky audio files... we've got you! Check out some more of my FAVE resources here. Connect With Me Join the Podcast Envy email distribution and get 5 Questions You Haven't Asked About Your Podcast as a secret podcast! Get on the list here. Email andrea@thecreativeimpostor.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecreativeimpostor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreaklunder (I only accept connections from people I actually know, so include a message to say you're a Podcast Envy listener.) *** Do you LOVE Podcast Envy? What's your fave episode? What have you learned? What mistakes have I saved you from making with your show? Let me know in a review here: http://ratethispodcast.com/envy https://www.thecreativeimpostor.com    

Happy Podcasting! It is very late as I record this episode because I'll be leaving town tomorrow. I hope you have a podcast, but if not, don't worry. I'm here to help out any way I can. This show is designed to help out podcasters create decent sound for your show. But if you need more of a personal coaching, I have you covered. Click here to book a private coaching session. https://calendly.com/podtasticaudio/podcast-coaching-with-chris On this Episode I had a chance to have Elsie Escobar on the show. She is the Libsyn Director of Community and Content. But more than just that she is also a podcaster. As the host of Libsyn The Feed podcast and She Podcasts. Elsie is a wealth of podcast knowledge. https://libsyn.com/ https://www.shepodcasts.com/ https://thefeed.libsyn.com/ The Kris and Kristine Show https://podtasticaudio.com/ podtasticaudio@gmail.com

This episode is a recording of a live episode from Podbean's Storytelling Podcast Week and Podcast Smarter Live Events ... For September, Podbean's Storytelling Podcast Week featured a live panel on creating more gender equity in podcasting in collaboration with She Podcasts as it was recently found that only approximately 30% of podcasters are women and marginalized genders. This special LIVE panel hosted by Elsie Escobar of She Podcasts features special guests: Haley Radke of the Adoptees On podcast Danielle Desir Corbett of Women of Color Podcasters & The Thought Card podcast Skye Pillsbury of The Squeeze ( and formerly of Inside Podcasting) Ona Oghogho of the Blk Pod Collective, Blk Pod Festival and Adode Media They speak here about how they were able to break into podcasting from both being in front of and behind the mic and share their journeys best practices and inspiration for everyone to start their podcast! They also get into: What common barriers to entry are in podcasting How we encourage women and marginalized genders to break into podcasting as a career What support and asking for support look like The role that community plays within podcasting What they have you learned along the way, in regard to podcasting, production and storytelling How podcasting helps bring more awareness, gender representation, representation for POC and equity to everyone The podcasts they're fans of and the stories they're excited to tell Here is also the link to watch the video of this interview on Podbean's YouTube Channel. ... Podcast Smarter is the official in-house podcast by Podbean.  To subscribe to our email newsletter to get updates from the team head over to: https://www.podbean.com/email-subscribe Podbean is a podcast publishing and monetization service, hosting almost 620,000 podcasts.  If you're looking to start your own podcast, monetize your podcast and livestream directly to your listeners, you can set up an account at podbean.com  To contact Podcasting Smarter with questions get in contact at podcastingsmarter@podbean.com   

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This week: Apple's funding podcasts, brand safety tech continues to divide advertisers, what more can and should ad agencies do to support journalism, Edison's Latino Podcast Report, and Spotify bundles Chartable and Podsights access for Megaphone users Apple Ramps Up Its In-House Podcasting Efforts with Studio Deal Manuela: Rumors of Apple getting into podcasting bore fruit last week with official confirmation. At least, sort of. Ashley Carman and Lucas Shaw's Bloomberg piece from last Wednesday explains:  “The investments have been led by Apple's TV studio, rather than its podcast division. Despite being one of the biggest distributors of audio in the world, the company's podcasting unit has avoided funding individual shows or buying networks because it wants to be seen as a neutral platform.”  That TV division has entered into a deal with Futuro Studios to fund the creation of podcasts while Apple retains first-look rights on film and TV adaptations. In essence, the deal creates a pilot-factory for Apple to generate new IP and test them in the world of podcasting before graduating to the more expensive filmed version.  “Apple hasn't pumped nearly as much money into original podcasts as Amazon and Spotify Technology SA, which have each spent more than $1 billion acquiring companies and programming. Spotify, Apple's rival in music streaming, has made some of the most popular podcasts in the world exclusive to its service and thus unavailable to the competition.” Podcasting is becoming a relatively affordable testing ground for IP instead of fully committing to a TV pilot, along with the added bonus of any successful IP getting a built-in audience of fans before the first day of shooting. Successful shows like Netflix's Dirty John adaptation are proving the method can work and work well.  ‘A key impediment': Brand safety tech continues to divide advertisers into haves and have-nots Shreya: This Monday Seb Joseph of Digiday posted an article detailing the growing divide in how advertisers handle being posted to news sites when big, predominantly negative stories break. Nobody wants to be the next viral sensation getting roasted worse than Mr. Peanut when Planters' ad campaign temporarily killing their mascot coincided with the death of Kobe Bryant.  In a world full of dangerous news cycles, brand safety tech companies like Integral Ad Science are able to impart more granular control over what content is considered brand-safe in a timely manner.  “Then there are those marketers who don't use the technology. Take British newspaper group Reach plc, for example, which has said the war in Ukraine significantly dampened advertiser demand. This won't surprise anyone. The truth is the downside is too steep and the upside too obscure for many marketers to do anything but avoid the polarizing news. That said, not every marketer sees it this way. And if they could afford to, they would advertise on news sites — just in a more nuanced manner.” An unintended side effect of advertisers deciding what topics are acceptable to block ads on is that some of the biggest news stories are also cutting off some of the potentially best-written journalism of the moment. Joseph quotes Zefr EVP of Strategy and Marketing: “We actually don't accept or use keyword blocklists as a policy in our company, because they end up causing the same damage to over-blocking quality voices over and over again and they just don't work well in UGC environments. We instead apply the GARM [Global Alliance of Responsible Media] models for debated sensitive social issues as a way to keep brands in front of suitable content while avoiding the issues that they're concerned about.”  Ad Agencies Can, and Should, Do More to Support Journalism Shreya: Between hedge fund buyouts dissolving seemingly bulletproof institutions and ad dollars drying up when negative stories drop, things are looking rough for journalists. Ricardo Baca writes an impassioned plea for ad agencies, stressing the importance of not only collaborating with journalists but also supporting them with ad buys and subscriptions. He writes from the perspective of having worked on the other side of the fence as a journalist himself years prior.  “To be clear, agencies are partly to blame here. We're stuck on the same vicious treadmill as everyone else: We see the web traffic going to social media, so that's where we buy our ads, further siphoning away support from journalism, the snake eating itself. And with news outlets struggling mightily on the revenue front no matter their size—from local alt-weeklies to major metropolitan dailies—I am making a plea for agencies to step up.” Baca suggests treating relationships with journalists not as transactional, but symbiotic instead. Value their time and they will value yours. Don't hold grudges when well-researched reporting generates something the client isn't happy with. Then there's the fact that journalism has evolved beyond gumshoe reporters all working for a monolithic outlet. With more forms of professional journalism becoming the norm, so to must go the advertising support.  “Keep in mind that revenue models have shifted. Consider an agency sponsorship for a Substack newsletter, for example. Sponsoring other popular media formats like podcasts, recognizing both a shift in consumers' habits as well as the continuity involved—someone's got to be paid to create the stuff—is another way to directly support the trade.” Gabe's Section Manuela: The third annual Latino Podcast Listener Report was published on Tuesday, following a webinar discussing the results presented by Gabriel Soto, my co-host on La Descarga and Senior Director at Edison Research, and Elsie Escobar, Director of Community and Content at Libsyn and co-founder of She Podcasts. Supported by Adonde Media, LWC Studios, Libsyn, PRX, and SXM Media this year's report revealed many interesting trends as well as new findings. The study finds that 59% of Latino adults have ever listened to a podcast, up from 56% since last year and up from 45% since 2020.  The lack of Spanish podcast promotion was a recurring theme of the report, and an opportunity exists to bridge such content with foreign born Latinos. The report highlighted the listening gap between Latinos born outside of the U.S. and their U.S. born counterparts. 37% of Latinos born in the U.S. listened to a podcast in the last month, while 29% born outside of the U.S. say the same.  A new statistic released this year revealed seventeen percent of Latino Monthly podcast listeners identify as LGBTQ+. For comparison, the report cited the Gallup poll's 2021 estimate of 11% of Latino adult population who identify as LGBTQ+  The benefit of advertising on Latino podcasts was also discussed. According to the report, 64% of monthly listeners of Latino-hosted podcasts, say they ever purchased a product or service as a result of hearing a sponsorship or advertising on a podcast, compared with 25% of those who have never listened to a podcast hosted by Latinos saying the same. .  As Gabriel Soto put it, “Latinos in the U.S. control an impressive $1.9 trillion in purchasing power, and today's data demonstrate how advertisers who support Latino podcast content are benefitting, while those who don't are missing out,”.  The Latino Podcast Listener Report serves as an invaluable resource to many creators in the podcast space. We're happy to see the effort continue. You can download the Latino Podcast Listener Report for free at the link in the show notes. Spotify Launches New Bundle For Megaphone Users, Adding Access To Chartable And Podsights Shreya: In an email sent yesterday, Spotify has announced they are bundling enterprise access to recently-purchased services Chartable and Podsights into Megaphone.  “With this updated offering, you will be able to easily apply attribution measurement to showcase the value of your podcast promotional efforts as well as your direct sales campaigns. All Megaphone clients will now be able to obtain unique insights about their podcast audience while also measuring the audience growth impact of their promotional campaigns through tools like Chartable SmartPromos and SmartLinks.”  Attribution and growth marketing are the major focus in the world of podcast adtech. One of the largest enterprise-focused hosting platforms acquiring two of the top attribution and analytics solutions and offering them for free to existing users is a big deal budget-wise. Though it is worth noting there are strings attached: they're free for the first four million impressions.  Since the big Spotify purchase of Podsights and Chartable there's been a massive hole for third party attribution. Companies like Claritas, Veritonic, and Artsai who've started to take on that challenge have had an uphill battle. Both Podsights and Chartable are great pieces of tech, but first-party is not neutral. Offers like this will make it even harder to extract them from their hold on the space and jeopardizes third party measurements value in podcasting.  A good deal, but one to keep in mind when considering the future of podcasting as an industry.  Quick Hits: Recommended Weekend Reading Manuela: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's three great reads are: How alt.NPR's experimentation shaped the early podcasting landscape starting in 2005 by Shirley Liu. They didn't invent podcasting, but NPR was definitely a pioneer. Podcasting opened up NPR to experimentation and launched the careers of so many podcasters. Ad Disclosure: Podcast Sponsors Aren't Off the Hook from last Thursday's PodMov Daily. A story of meal replacement brand Huel getting in hot water over host-read advertising. Podcasting, given its position at the crossroads between radio and influencer marketing, will start to see quite a few stories like this as it continues to enter more mainstream content channels. Unpaid Internship Rebrands as a $4,000 "Training" by Skye Pillsbury. This issue of Pillsbury's can't-miss newsletter The Squeeze covers a story exactly as bad as the headline sounds. A true must-read. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week: Apple's funding podcasts, brand safety tech continues to divide advertisers, what more can and should ad agencies do to support journalism, Edison's Latino Podcast Report, and Spotify bundles Chartable and Podsights access for Megaphone users Apple Ramps Up Its In-House Podcasting Efforts with Studio Deal Manuela: Rumors of Apple getting into podcasting bore fruit last week with official confirmation. At least, sort of. Ashley Carman and Lucas Shaw's Bloomberg piece from last Wednesday explains:  “The investments have been led by Apple's TV studio, rather than its podcast division. Despite being one of the biggest distributors of audio in the world, the company's podcasting unit has avoided funding individual shows or buying networks because it wants to be seen as a neutral platform.”  That TV division has entered into a deal with Futuro Studios to fund the creation of podcasts while Apple retains first-look rights on film and TV adaptations. In essence, the deal creates a pilot-factory for Apple to generate new IP and test them in the world of podcasting before graduating to the more expensive filmed version.  “Apple hasn't pumped nearly as much money into original podcasts as Amazon and Spotify Technology SA, which have each spent more than $1 billion acquiring companies and programming. Spotify, Apple's rival in music streaming, has made some of the most popular podcasts in the world exclusive to its service and thus unavailable to the competition.” Podcasting is becoming a relatively affordable testing ground for IP instead of fully committing to a TV pilot, along with the added bonus of any successful IP getting a built-in audience of fans before the first day of shooting. Successful shows like Netflix's Dirty John adaptation are proving the method can work and work well.  ‘A key impediment': Brand safety tech continues to divide advertisers into haves and have-nots Shreya: This Monday Seb Joseph of Digiday posted an article detailing the growing divide in how advertisers handle being posted to news sites when big, predominantly negative stories break. Nobody wants to be the next viral sensation getting roasted worse than Mr. Peanut when Planters' ad campaign temporarily killing their mascot coincided with the death of Kobe Bryant.  In a world full of dangerous news cycles, brand safety tech companies like Integral Ad Science are able to impart more granular control over what content is considered brand-safe in a timely manner.  “Then there are those marketers who don't use the technology. Take British newspaper group Reach plc, for example, which has said the war in Ukraine significantly dampened advertiser demand. This won't surprise anyone. The truth is the downside is too steep and the upside too obscure for many marketers to do anything but avoid the polarizing news. That said, not every marketer sees it this way. And if they could afford to, they would advertise on news sites — just in a more nuanced manner.” An unintended side effect of advertisers deciding what topics are acceptable to block ads on is that some of the biggest news stories are also cutting off some of the potentially best-written journalism of the moment. Joseph quotes Zefr EVP of Strategy and Marketing: “We actually don't accept or use keyword blocklists as a policy in our company, because they end up causing the same damage to over-blocking quality voices over and over again and they just don't work well in UGC environments. We instead apply the GARM [Global Alliance of Responsible Media] models for debated sensitive social issues as a way to keep brands in front of suitable content while avoiding the issues that they're concerned about.”  Ad Agencies Can, and Should, Do More to Support Journalism Shreya: Between hedge fund buyouts dissolving seemingly bulletproof institutions and ad dollars drying up when negative stories drop, things are looking rough for journalists. Ricardo Baca writes an impassioned plea for ad agencies, stressing the importance of not only collaborating with journalists but also supporting them with ad buys and subscriptions. He writes from the perspective of having worked on the other side of the fence as a journalist himself years prior.  “To be clear, agencies are partly to blame here. We're stuck on the same vicious treadmill as everyone else: We see the web traffic going to social media, so that's where we buy our ads, further siphoning away support from journalism, the snake eating itself. And with news outlets struggling mightily on the revenue front no matter their size—from local alt-weeklies to major metropolitan dailies—I am making a plea for agencies to step up.” Baca suggests treating relationships with journalists not as transactional, but symbiotic instead. Value their time and they will value yours. Don't hold grudges when well-researched reporting generates something the client isn't happy with. Then there's the fact that journalism has evolved beyond gumshoe reporters all working for a monolithic outlet. With more forms of professional journalism becoming the norm, so to must go the advertising support.  “Keep in mind that revenue models have shifted. Consider an agency sponsorship for a Substack newsletter, for example. Sponsoring other popular media formats like podcasts, recognizing both a shift in consumers' habits as well as the continuity involved—someone's got to be paid to create the stuff—is another way to directly support the trade.” Gabe's Section Manuela: The third annual Latino Podcast Listener Report was published on Tuesday, following a webinar discussing the results presented by Gabriel Soto, my co-host on La Descarga and Senior Director at Edison Research, and Elsie Escobar, Director of Community and Content at Libsyn and co-founder of She Podcasts. Supported by Adonde Media, LWC Studios, Libsyn, PRX, and SXM Media this year's report revealed many interesting trends as well as new findings. The study finds that 59% of Latino adults have ever listened to a podcast, up from 56% since last year and up from 45% since 2020.  The lack of Spanish podcast promotion was a recurring theme of the report, and an opportunity exists to bridge such content with foreign born Latinos. The report highlighted the listening gap between Latinos born outside of the U.S. and their U.S. born counterparts. 37% of Latinos born in the U.S. listened to a podcast in the last month, while 29% born outside of the U.S. say the same.  A new statistic released this year revealed seventeen percent of Latino Monthly podcast listeners identify as LGBTQ+. For comparison, the report cited the Gallup poll's 2021 estimate of 11% of Latino adult population who identify as LGBTQ+  The benefit of advertising on Latino podcasts was also discussed. According to the report, 64% of monthly listeners of Latino-hosted podcasts, say they ever purchased a product or service as a result of hearing a sponsorship or advertising on a podcast, compared with 25% of those who have never listened to a podcast hosted by Latinos saying the same. .  As Gabriel Soto put it, “Latinos in the U.S. control an impressive $1.9 trillion in purchasing power, and today's data demonstrate how advertisers who support Latino podcast content are benefitting, while those who don't are missing out,”.  The Latino Podcast Listener Report serves as an invaluable resource to many creators in the podcast space. We're happy to see the effort continue. You can download the Latino Podcast Listener Report for free at the link in the show notes. Spotify Launches New Bundle For Megaphone Users, Adding Access To Chartable And Podsights Shreya: In an email sent yesterday, Spotify has announced they are bundling enterprise access to recently-purchased services Chartable and Podsights into Megaphone.  “With this updated offering, you will be able to easily apply attribution measurement to showcase the value of your podcast promotional efforts as well as your direct sales campaigns. All Megaphone clients will now be able to obtain unique insights about their podcast audience while also measuring the audience growth impact of their promotional campaigns through tools like Chartable SmartPromos and SmartLinks.”  Attribution and growth marketing are the major focus in the world of podcast adtech. One of the largest enterprise-focused hosting platforms acquiring two of the top attribution and analytics solutions and offering them for free to existing users is a big deal budget-wise. Though it is worth noting there are strings attached: they're free for the first four million impressions.  Since the big Spotify purchase of Podsights and Chartable there's been a massive hole for third party attribution. Companies like Claritas, Veritonic, and Artsai who've started to take on that challenge have had an uphill battle. Both Podsights and Chartable are great pieces of tech, but first-party is not neutral. Offers like this will make it even harder to extract them from their hold on the space and jeopardizes third party measurements value in podcasting.  A good deal, but one to keep in mind when considering the future of podcasting as an industry.  Quick Hits: Recommended Weekend Reading Manuela: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's three great reads are: How alt.NPR's experimentation shaped the early podcasting landscape starting in 2005 by Shirley Liu. They didn't invent podcasting, but NPR was definitely a pioneer. Podcasting opened up NPR to experimentation and launched the careers of so many podcasters. Ad Disclosure: Podcast Sponsors Aren't Off the Hook from last Thursday's PodMov Daily. A story of meal replacement brand Huel getting in hot water over host-read advertising. Podcasting, given its position at the crossroads between radio and influencer marketing, will start to see quite a few stories like this as it continues to enter more mainstream content channels. Unpaid Internship Rebrands as a $4,000 "Training" by Skye Pillsbury. This issue of Pillsbury's can't-miss newsletter The Squeeze covers a story exactly as bad as the headline sounds. A true must-read. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's stories discussed by James Cridland and Sam SethiThe UK's Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint against Huel and The Diary of a CEO with Steven Bartlett.We asked Paul Chantler, one of the UK's media law experts,  how should you keep your host-read podcast ad legal? Oprah Winfrey's company has filed a lawsuit against fan podcast Oprahdemics from Radiotopia. Libsyn is expanding to Europe by acquiring German podcast company Julep Media.The Latino Podcast Listener Report 2022 was published by Edison Research and Elsie Escobar.Spotify is adding additional filter tabs in its app .Podcast hosting company Disctopia has launched its own mobile app.Spotify is testing a method of recording voice comments about a playlist.Edison Research has shared some data suggesting that a quarter of all podcasts are listened to between 6am-10 amIn Sounds Profitable with Podsights this week, Tom Webster looks at the problem of churn.Listen Notes is to start its own free podcast host.Podverse mobile lets you connect your Alby wallet and send a boostagram directly from a podcast page.podcastnamespace.org is new from Podnews. John Spurlock has posted code showing podcast app developers how to set their user-agent correctly.

This week on The Download: New TikTok Trademark Could mean new streaming service, third-party cookies get a stay of execution from Google, Apple App Store ads could signal Apple Podcasts' future, and two perspectives on the downturn ad economy.  New TikTok App Trademark Manuela: Last Thursday Dan Whateley and Amanda Perelli, writing for Business Insider, covered a new trademark application for a service called TikTok Music. As the simplistic name suggests, TikTok parent company ByteDance could be looking to branch the TikTok brand out beyond its current relationship to music and create a fully-fledged streaming platform.  “The idea that ByteDance would launch a standalone "TikTok Music" streaming service in the US to compete with players like Spotify and Apple Music isn't unfounded. It already runs a streaming app called Resso in three markets — India, Brazil, and Indonesia — that has been grabbing market share from other streamers in the past year.” While nothing has been formally announced or set in stone, the sources Perelli and Whateley contacted for their story suggest it's highly unlikely ByteDance would file such a trademark. Filing in the US and Australia wouldn't happen without a strong chance the company meant for it to come to fruition. Then there's the matter of this move making perfect sense for TikTok.  Why cover this on The Download? Well, in addition to the general fact TikTok is slowly devouring the online world, it's coming for audio specifically and the trademark application lists, among other things, the proposed new app's ability to stream: “downloadable mobile applications providing podcast and radio broadcast content.” What remains to be seen is what the TikTok version of ‘a podcast' will be. Google Delays Cookie Death Again Shreya: Once again we won't be seeing the death of third-party cookies, as Google has delayed their death blow for another year. Last Wednesday The Verge's Richard Lawler covered the story in the article “Google delays blocking third-party cookies again, now targeting late 2024.”  “The plan is to expand the group of Chrome users who have Privacy Sandbox APIs enabled to “millions of users globally” starting in August, then gradually opt more people in throughout the rest of the year and into 2023, giving the publishers and developers of these sites time to find out how the technology works before the APIs are “generally available” by Q3 of 2023.”  With this second delay third-party cookies are becoming the shoe that refuses to drop in advertising. While podcasting doesn't depend on cookies per se, the ability to track individual consumers remains an expectation of digital marketers who don't want to see the genie go back into the bottle. If it does, podcasts are on equal footing with mobile and web ads, and all will have to do the work to target the right consumers. Apple App Store Ad Offerings Signal Podcast Future Manuela: This Tuesday's issue of Stratechery covers many sections of the Apple earnings call, but one particular section stuck out to The Download: Apple's new advertising slots. The new slots are detailed by 9to5Mac's Chance Miller. “Apple is expanding its advertising business and adding two new ad slots to the App Store. Currently, the App Store has two ad slots: one on the main ‘Search' tab and one in the Search results. The two new App Store ads announced today will bring advertisements to the App Store ‘Today' homepage, as well as to individual app pages.”  While the App Store and Apple Podcasts are different services, this change could signal a shift in the winds over in the podcasting world. Currently there are no ads in Apple Podcasts. Apple also puts considerable time into featuring podcasts in places ads would normally appear at no charge. Years of careful curation and optimal placement have caused those spots to become incredibly coveted. By making some of those spaces available for purchase - through search or the home page, or even on pages for OTHER podcasts - Apple would unlock a large revenue opportunity for themselves outside of subscriptions, and provide a new for-pay opportunity for podcast promotion. Ad Economy Downturn Dual Perspectives Shreya: On Monday Digiday's Seb Joseph posted “The downturn ad economy: A tale of two narratives.”  “There are two competing narratives on advertising at the moment. They sit uneasily with each other. But both are correct. Ad dollars are being spent, but they're also being cut. Yes, these two things can be true at the same time. No, the latter perspective doesn't make the former any less valid or vice versa. Really, it's a matter of perspective.”  The two warring perspectives in Joseph's piece are that of the big holding companies and agencies versus the platforms. Both are staring down the barrel of a recession and have different reactions.  “It's no surprise that the marketers who can afford to advertise now are trying to make the most of it.  They're spending ad dollars, rather than looking to pull them. Indeed, economic slumps are usually the best chance to buy share of voice cheaply at the same time rivals reduce their own. It's a cliche for a reason.   Otherwise, Unilever wouldn't have splurged £169.73 million ($206.7 million) on advertising in the first half of the year alone. Coca-Cola did so mething similar, as did McDonald's. The largest advertisers will try and advertise their way through the downturn — to a point, at least.”  Podcasting is platform-heavy, working diligently to get the big advertisers to shift their spending into podcasting. Yet those platform peers are the ones getting the short end of the stick when it comes to ad cuts.  “To survive, companies are cutting costs, including advertising. When these companies advertise, they tend to do so online first and foremost. SMEs and DTCs are nothing but digital-first in many respects. So when these businesses feel the effects of adverse conditions, so do the platforms they advertise on.” When those in the podcasting industry talk about the push for bigger advertisers in our space, it's not only for growth: it's to weather the storm. If some of those spend-through-the-storm big fish can be directed to our corner of the world, they'll keep multiple industries afloat. Quick Hits Section Manuela: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's four great reads are:  First: Google Begins Interest Group-Based Ad Experiment by Laurie Sullivan. Google is testing grouping users into interest groups (the article gives “custom bikes” as an example).This has implications for podcasting. What would be a great way to reach custom bike fans? A custom bike podcast.  Podcasting has a window to figure this stuff out.  Clear your calendar for the afternoon of August 16th as the Latino Podcast Listener Report 2022 is coming your way. The presentation, co-hosted by Gabriel Soto, Edison Research Senior Director of Research, and my co-host on La Descarga, as well as She Podcasts cofounder Elsie Escobar. Registration is open now.  Also: Podcasts are testing out-of-home ads to reach broader audiences by Alyssa Meyers. In a previous episode we touched on the story of Slow Burn buying a billboard to promote their season on Shirley Wheeler in Roe v. Wade battleground states. This covers the wider trend of podcasts dipping their toes in out-of-home advertising, first highlighted by James Cridland over in Podnews. The habit is growing and catching more attention, though it comes with - ironically - less metrics than the already small amount of fingerprinting traditional podcast advertising comes with.  Finally: How Slate's Charlie Kammerer is prioritizing frequency to boost podcast revenue by Kayleigh Barber. In a piece that rarely happens in mainstream podcast coverage, Slate's Charlie Kammerer talks through the outlet's podcasting strategy. Of note is the approach that shows integrated value, using podcast paywalls to drive subscriptions of Slate overall.  The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to our media host, Omny Studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Download: New TikTok Trademark Could mean new streaming service, third-party cookies get a stay of execution from Google, Apple App Store ads could signal Apple Podcasts' future, and two perspectives on the downturn ad economy.  New TikTok App Trademark Manuela: Last Thursday Dan Whateley and Amanda Perelli, writing for Business Insider, covered a new trademark application for a service called TikTok Music. As the simplistic name suggests, TikTok parent company ByteDance could be looking to branch the TikTok brand out beyond its current relationship to music and create a fully-fledged streaming platform.  “The idea that ByteDance would launch a standalone "TikTok Music" streaming service in the US to compete with players like Spotify and Apple Music isn't unfounded. It already runs a streaming app called Resso in three markets — India, Brazil, and Indonesia — that has been grabbing market share from other streamers in the past year.” While nothing has been formally announced or set in stone, the sources Perelli and Whateley contacted for their story suggest it's highly unlikely ByteDance would file such a trademark. Filing in the US and Australia wouldn't happen without a strong chance the company meant for it to come to fruition. Then there's the matter of this move making perfect sense for TikTok.  Why cover this on The Download? Well, in addition to the general fact TikTok is slowly devouring the online world, it's coming for audio specifically and the trademark application lists, among other things, the proposed new app's ability to stream: “downloadable mobile applications providing podcast and radio broadcast content.” What remains to be seen is what the TikTok version of ‘a podcast' will be. Google Delays Cookie Death Again Shreya: Once again we won't be seeing the death of third-party cookies, as Google has delayed their death blow for another year. Last Wednesday The Verge's Richard Lawler covered the story in the article “Google delays blocking third-party cookies again, now targeting late 2024.”  “The plan is to expand the group of Chrome users who have Privacy Sandbox APIs enabled to “millions of users globally” starting in August, then gradually opt more people in throughout the rest of the year and into 2023, giving the publishers and developers of these sites time to find out how the technology works before the APIs are “generally available” by Q3 of 2023.”  With this second delay third-party cookies are becoming the shoe that refuses to drop in advertising. While podcasting doesn't depend on cookies per se, the ability to track individual consumers remains an expectation of digital marketers who don't want to see the genie go back into the bottle. If it does, podcasts are on equal footing with mobile and web ads, and all will have to do the work to target the right consumers. Apple App Store Ad Offerings Signal Podcast Future Manuela: This Tuesday's issue of Stratechery covers many sections of the Apple earnings call, but one particular section stuck out to The Download: Apple's new advertising slots. The new slots are detailed by 9to5Mac's Chance Miller. “Apple is expanding its advertising business and adding two new ad slots to the App Store. Currently, the App Store has two ad slots: one on the main ‘Search' tab and one in the Search results. The two new App Store ads announced today will bring advertisements to the App Store ‘Today' homepage, as well as to individual app pages.”  While the App Store and Apple Podcasts are different services, this change could signal a shift in the winds over in the podcasting world. Currently there are no ads in Apple Podcasts. Apple also puts considerable time into featuring podcasts in places ads would normally appear at no charge. Years of careful curation and optimal placement have caused those spots to become incredibly coveted. By making some of those spaces available for purchase - through search or the home page, or even on pages for OTHER podcasts - Apple would unlock a large revenue opportunity for themselves outside of subscriptions, and provide a new for-pay opportunity for podcast promotion. Ad Economy Downturn Dual Perspectives Shreya: On Monday Digiday's Seb Joseph posted “The downturn ad economy: A tale of two narratives.”  “There are two competing narratives on advertising at the moment. They sit uneasily with each other. But both are correct. Ad dollars are being spent, but they're also being cut. Yes, these two things can be true at the same time. No, the latter perspective doesn't make the former any less valid or vice versa. Really, it's a matter of perspective.”  The two warring perspectives in Joseph's piece are that of the big holding companies and agencies versus the platforms. Both are staring down the barrel of a recession and have different reactions.  “It's no surprise that the marketers who can afford to advertise now are trying to make the most of it.  They're spending ad dollars, rather than looking to pull them. Indeed, economic slumps are usually the best chance to buy share of voice cheaply at the same time rivals reduce their own. It's a cliche for a reason.   Otherwise, Unilever wouldn't have splurged £169.73 million ($206.7 million) on advertising in the first half of the year alone. Coca-Cola did so mething similar, as did McDonald's. The largest advertisers will try and advertise their way through the downturn — to a point, at least.”  Podcasting is platform-heavy, working diligently to get the big advertisers to shift their spending into podcasting. Yet those platform peers are the ones getting the short end of the stick when it comes to ad cuts.  “To survive, companies are cutting costs, including advertising. When these companies advertise, they tend to do so online first and foremost. SMEs and DTCs are nothing but digital-first in many respects. So when these businesses feel the effects of adverse conditions, so do the platforms they advertise on.” When those in the podcasting industry talk about the push for bigger advertisers in our space, it's not only for growth: it's to weather the storm. If some of those spend-through-the-storm big fish can be directed to our corner of the world, they'll keep multiple industries afloat. Quick Hits Section Manuela: Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's four great reads are:  First: Google Begins Interest Group-Based Ad Experiment by Laurie Sullivan. Google is testing grouping users into interest groups (the article gives “custom bikes” as an example).This has implications for podcasting. What would be a great way to reach custom bike fans? A custom bike podcast.  Podcasting has a window to figure this stuff out.  Clear your calendar for the afternoon of August 16th as the Latino Podcast Listener Report 2022 is coming your way. The presentation, co-hosted by Gabriel Soto, Edison Research Senior Director of Research, and my co-host on La Descarga, as well as She Podcasts cofounder Elsie Escobar. Registration is open now.  Also: Podcasts are testing out-of-home ads to reach broader audiences by Alyssa Meyers. In a previous episode we touched on the story of Slow Burn buying a billboard to promote their season on Shirley Wheeler in Roe v. Wade battleground states. This covers the wider trend of podcasts dipping their toes in out-of-home advertising, first highlighted by James Cridland over in Podnews. The habit is growing and catching more attention, though it comes with - ironically - less metrics than the already small amount of fingerprinting traditional podcast advertising comes with.  Finally: How Slate's Charlie Kammerer is prioritizing frequency to boost podcast revenue by Kayleigh Barber. In a piece that rarely happens in mainstream podcast coverage, Slate's Charlie Kammerer talks through the outlet's podcasting strategy. Of note is the approach that shows integrated value, using podcast paywalls to drive subscriptions of Slate overall.  The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Tom Webster are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to our media host, Omny Studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This season has come to a close. What an amazing journey, friends. In this season we talked to 8 different guests and put out 14 episodes on what it takes to make a career leap. Recently, I met with my podcast production manager Caroline of Wild Home Podcasting to talk about this season and debrief. How did we do? Did we reach our goals? Did we have unexpected pitfalls or wins? It got me thinking… Before I dive in and start creating content for season 3, I'd love to hear from you. Did you love a certain aspect of the show? What do you think we could improve upon? Fill out my listener survey (you may even win a prize by completing it!) And a special thanks to everyone who supported me to bring back Leap Like Me for this season:  Anita Pravitasari of Nitvei Studios for her incredible systems and tech expertise behind the scenes that makes everything function so beautifully in my business Caroline Hull and her team at Wild Home Podcasting for reliably taking care of all the different pieces to get episodes finished and out  Michael Kitson for our theme music Fabiana Parra for our cover art and graphics Jacqui Harper, who helped me get seriously unstuck with some timely and expert camera and  vocal presence coaching.  Podcasting expert Elsie Escobar for helping me strategize how to get my message out in the world while being a mama too.  All our guests who gave so generously of themselves to share their stories, in some cases for the first time.  I am so lucky to know and work with you all.  Links mentioned in this episode… Listener Survey Illuminate Your Career Path in Five Steps Download my FREE Change Planner: https://www.lisahoashi.com/change-planner

Are you passionate about a topic, or have a story you've been yearning to share? Podcasting might be the medium for you. But if the idea of starting a podcast is scary, this week's guest has some words of encouragement for you. Podcasting industry veteran Elsie Escobar joins me this week to talk about all things podcasting, including podcasting as a medium for amplifying underrepresented voices. Together, we discuss some ways in which we can all join together in collective action to make our collective voices heard.  Elsie has been podcasting for 15 years and is an inductee to the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame. She's also the Co-founder of She Podcasts, a podcasting community for women and non-binary folks that has over 21k members and a corresponding podcast and conference.

Take a walk down memory lane with us on today's special episode! These longtime Podfest attendees submitted their favorite memories to get you jazzed up for Podfest 2022: Lee Silverstein, Ellen Ferranti, James Van Prooyen, Niel Guilarte, Elsie Escobar, Scott Johnson, Izzy Jay, Nick Snapp, Ariel Smith, and Paul Desmond Adams. Plus, Glenn the Geek and Producer Jaime give you a reminder of their presentation schedules, so you can be sure to mark your agendas, haha! Enjoy these wonderful memories on your way to Podfest 2022. (And, we may or may not make you both laugh and cry...) Welcome to the conference!Presented by: Podfest Multimedia ExpoTitle Sponsor: BuzzsproutHosts and Executive Producers: Glenn the Geek of Horse Radio Network and Producer Jaime of Flint Stone Media, Florida Podcast Network, and Podcasting Your Brand | Catch their past show, Finding Florida!Link: Podfest Multimedia Expo's Published ScheduleMemory #1: Lee Silverstein of We Have Cancer ShowMemory #2: Ellen Ferranti of Wisdom Without WrinklesMemory #3: James Van Prooyen of Veterans In Business ShowMemory #4: Niel Guilarte of Wildstyle MediaMemory #5: Elsie Escobar of She Podcasts and The FeedMemory #6: Scott Johnson of What was that LikeMemory #7: Izzy Jay of the upcoming Gen iZZY: Beyond Ordinary on FPNMemory #8: Nick Snapp of Miracles & AtheistsMemory #9: Ariel Smith of The Food Truck ScholarMemory #10: Paul Desmond Adams of Mental Mastery Moment and Total Podcast SolutionsOther Useful Links and Tools for You:More FREE tips!Producer Jaime's Podcast Booster ClassProducer Jaime's Equipment GuideJoin the new Podfest club on Clubhouse!Join the Owwll App, find great guests, and monetize your expertise! (Use Producer Jaime's referral code PL954123 during signup to get priority early access and a $10 signup bonus!!)Email the Hosts: Glenn: Glenn@HorseRadioNetwork.com | Jaime: Jaime@FlintStoneMedia.comVocal Editor: Paul StevensAssistant Producers:

Take a walk down memory lane with us on today's special episode! These longtime Podfest attendees submitted their favorite memories to get you jazzed up for Podfest 2022: Lee Silverstein, Ellen Ferranti, James Van Prooyen, Niel Guilarte, Elsie Escobar, Scott Johnson, Izzy Jay, Nick Snapp, Ariel Smith, and Paul Desmond Adams. Plus, Glenn the Geek and Producer Jaime give you a reminder of their presentation schedules, so you can be sure to mark your agendas, haha! Enjoy these wonderful memories on your way to Podfest 2022. (And, we may or may not make you both laugh and cry...) Welcome to the conference! Chapters: 6:09 - Memory #1: Lee Silverstein of We Have Cancer Show 11:03 - Memory #2: Ellen Ferranti of Wisdom Without Wrinkles 14:10 - Memory #3: James Van Prooyen of Veterans In Business Show 18:31 - Memory #4: Niel Guilarte of Wildstyle Media 22:06 - Memory #5: Elsie Escobar of She Podcasts and The Feed 26:38 - Memory #6: Scott Johnson of What was that Like 29:46 - Memory #7: Izzy Jay of the upcoming Gen iZZY: Beyond Ordinary on FPN 32:50 - Memory #8: Nick Snapp of Miracles & Atheists 35:27 - Memory #9: Ariel Smith of The Food Truck Scholar 39:38 - Memory #10: Paul Desmond Adams of Mental Mastery Moment and Total Podcast Solutions 43:16 - Our Schedules at Podfest 49:01 - Close Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Presented by: Podfest Multimedia Expo Hosts and Executive Producers: Glenn the Geek of Horse Radio Network and Producer Jaime of Flint Stone Media, Florida Podcast Network, and Podcasting Your Brand | Catch their past show, Finding Florida! For this episode's full show notes, click here. ----------------- Production House: Flint Stone Media Founder: Producer Jaime Follow Flint Stone Media on social media: LinkedIn: Producer Jaime | Flint Stone Media Instagram: @FlintStoneMedia Tik Tok: TikTok.com/@producerjaime Facebook: Facebook.com/FlintStoneMedia Threads: @FlintStoneMedia Clubhouse: @ProducerJaime YouTube: @FlintStoneMedia101 Or, feel free to email Jaime@FlintStoneMedia.com Interested in working with Producer Jaime her team? Why FSM | Get Started

Apple announces the launch of Podcasts Delegated Delivery later this year and the retirement of the iPod, a Women's Podcast Festival in the UK, Elsie is interviewed by Pod Chat and will be at PODWORK and much more! On Monday, May 16, Apple announced: Apple Podcasts Delegated Delivery in Partnership with Libsyn slated for launch later this year. This partnership will provide easier submission of new shows (and premium content) to Apple Podcasts from participating podcast hosts. Apple Podcast Delegated Delivery is a new feature that will allow creators to upload, manage, and distribute their premium audio through participating third-party hosting providers. Delegated Delivery reduces operational tasks for podcast subscriptions so that creators can focus on making and marketing their work. Apple is retiring the iPod Touch. Would podcasting be where it is today without the iPod? International Women's Podcast Festival in UK - a one-day event on June 18 that unites the global community of female innovators and leaders in podcasting, audio and radio. Elsie Escobar on Leading from the Front for Women and Diversity and Podcasting - Pod Chat Podcasters Unlimited Presents: PODWORK - The Podcast Network Conference (Virtual) - May 21 - Elsie will be on the panel - Podcast Networks for Women Learn How to Start a Podcast for Under 100 Bucks Total! - with Elsie Escobar on YouTube Free Webinar - How to Get Great Tech on a Budget - from She Podcasts on 5/18. Access to webinar recording available until Sunday, May 22. We are collaborating with Marco Arment from Overcast . He has committed to continuing to feature podcasts led by people of marginalized genders. And we are thrilled. All women and non-binary folks please fill out this SUPER EASY FORM! DO IT NOW. WAY TO CONNECT! Elsie (and occasionally Jess) will be texting you directly! - Sign up here! 302–240–3425, text yes or my.community.com/shepodcasts Send us your feedback, email feedback@shepodcasts.com! We can't wait to hear from you Links! Apple Podcasts Delegated Delivery in Partnership with Libsyn Apple Podcast Delegated Delivery Apple is retiring the iPod Touch International Women's Podcast Festival in UK Elsie Escobar on Leading from the Front for Women and Diversity and Podcasting - Pod Chat PODWORK - The Podcast Network Conference Learn How to Start a Podcast for Under 100 Bucks Total! Free Webinar - How to Get Great Tech on a Budget Overcast SUPER EASY FORM 302–240–3425 “yes” My Podcast Biz She Podcasts thanks our Sponsors! → My Podcast Biz Help Us Spread The Word! It would be stellar if you shared She Podcasts with your fellow women podcasters on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If this episode got you all fired up SUBSCRIBE wherever you get your podcasts! ONE CLICK! Feedback + Promotion for Women Podcasters You can ask your questions by emailing feedback@shepodcasts.com. We love audio feedback! Let your voice be heard, record your voice via voice memo in your smartphone and send it over! You can also join the She Podcasts Facebook group!

2 Lives - Storytelling Podcast about the moments that transform us.  “We all have 2 Lives. The second begins the moment we realize we have only one.” 2 Lives is written and hosted by Laurel Morales, story edited by Camila Kerwin of the Rough Cut Collective. Halle Hewitt is our new assistant producer. Annie Gerway is our illustrator and web designer. Music from Blue Dot Sessions. Become a 2 Lives patron at https://www.patreon.com/2lives Drop us a note on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. You can learn how to support the show here. Episode transcripts are posted on the website. Over the past few months I've been a bit stressed trying to get 2 Lives episodes in the feed every week.  The podcast started out as a passion project. One in which I gave myself space between seasons to find amazing storytellers and write and produce and honor their stories.  Then someone told me I have to put a show out every week in order to hold onto listeners, and get the download numbers I need to get sponsors. So I latched onto this idea like a dog with his favorite chew toy, even brought on an assistant producer to try to make that process more efficient.  While she has been incredible, I still find myself working nights and weekends and waking up in a panic thinking about what I need to do to get the next episode into your ears.  Thanks to some sage advice from a mentor, Elsie Escobar with She Podcasts. I've decided to change the schedule again and have an episode for you every other week. I want to honor the storytellers – the people who are brave enough to share their most vulnerable moments. I also want to honor your time with the best story we can produce.   

If you have a podcast, want to start one, or just love listening, then Elsie is the voice to follow. Elsie is a Salvadoran podcasting mentor, thought leader, and hall-of-famer. We talk about the latino podcast audience and why it's important to create content that reflects our communities. We also talk about the cultural and economic barriers of entry into the world of podcasting for women and immigrants.  Elsie Escobar is podcasting veteran and inductee to the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame. She is a podcasting advocate, pundit, and mentor to primarily women podcasting leaders. She's co-host and co-founder of the She Podcasts show and community. She's also co-host/producer of Libsyn's The Feed. Show resources: She Podcasts Latino Podcast (non) Listener Report  2021 - Video Elsie's Yoga Class on Apple Podcasts Elsie on Podchaser Libsyn's The Feed with Elsie and Rob The Elsie Escobar on Twitter Music: “The Way I Really Am” by Carol Hills

Daunted by starting your first podcast? Trust me, it's much easier than when I entered the scene. The world of podcasting used to be super bro-ey and technical. So-called “gurus” made you feel like you had to build an entire studio in your basement and buy special mixers just to get your message out.  All of that changed with She Podcasts, the now 21,000-member strong online community and live event supporting podcasters from all walks of life on their journey.  Meet my dear friends and the founders — Jessica Kupferman & Elsie Escobar — in this week's episode. In this episode of the podcast, we talk about:  Elsie and Jessica's entrepreneurial journey from Facebook group to 21,000-member community and live event One of the biggest factors behind their Facebook group's 60% leap in growth since 2018 Jessica and Elsie's secret to building iron-clad trust with their Facebook group and fans The magnetic power of "doing the right thing" Factors to consider before monetizing your thriving online community What you can learn from them about maintaining a healthy business partnership Making people feel seen and heard vs taking your podcast to the "next level" Finding connection with fellow podcasters with completely different lifestyles, interests, and areas of expertise Where the women behind She Podcasts see social media going in the next couple years The pressure to constantly "be on" with social media and how Elsie protects her peace …and more!      This Episode Was Made Possible By: Social Media Rockstar Framework Free Course The Social Media Rockstar Framework is your chance to pull back the curtain and get insights on how to build a social media strategy that works for you, learn how to create (and implement) a simple and effective content plan, convert followers into buyers, and much more. Register for this FREE course and gain the confidence you need to use social media as a tool to grow your business: https://onlinedrea.com/free Sendible Social Media Management Tool The all-in-one social media management tool that my agency uses every day to schedule posts and analyze our social media results. Try them out for yourself today: https://onlinedrea.com/sendible   About the Guests Jessica Kupferman started her podcast to see if she could grow her online business. Someone invited her on a podcast and instantly she was hooked. She wanted to be a guest on more, but when she took a look at business shows, she found that they were a lot of “young, white dudes interviewing other young, white dudes.” Exasperated, she started her first podcast and instantly gravitated to other women who were also podcasting then.  After attending a conference, she started a Facebook group called “Women Who Podcast” and added the other amazing women podcasters she spent time with, including Elsie Escobar. Little did she know that Elsie was a podcasting veteran who knew TONS of women who wanted to join the group, and she had been thinking about starting a women's podcasting group.  To make a long story short, Elsie had some amazing ideas, Jess was great at helping them come to life. Together they are dedicated to helping women overcome whatever obstacles stand in their way in order to be able to express themselves, specifically through the medium of podcasting.  Website: https://www.shepodcasts.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shepodcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shepodcasts   Go to the show notes for all the resources mentioned in this episode: https://onlinedrea.com/194

For the fourth episode of Ellas Amplifies, we are sharing our first every panel discussion! I'm talking with the Latinas who have been pivotal in my podcasting journey, Elsie Escobar, Juleyka Lantigua, and Pam Covarrubias. We are all part of #ClaimPodParity, a women's podcasting movement that is bringing forth diverse voices in the space with innovation and creativity. In this special panel we talk about creating safe spaces for your comunidad, taking a pause in your journey to fuel your energy, and not allowing self-doubt and negative voices stop you from podcasting.  (Read more here)   Support & Follow Elsie: Twitter @theelsieescobar  Instagram: @theelsieescobar Listen to She Podcasts & The Feed Juleyka: Twitter @LWCStudios Instagram: @LWCStudios Pam: Instagram: @cafeconpampodcast Listen to Cafe con Pam Gracias Jen Edds for allowing me to use your #ClaimPodParity song for this special panel episode!  To learn how you can support #ClaimPodParity go here Thank you to our partners: Goodpods, Podchaser, Overcast, Podfest, Castro, and Podcast Business Journal. Continue the conversation: Visit our website Follow us on Instagram Schedule your Discovery Call Buy our Podcast Launch Worksheets with code ELLASPODCAST30 to get them at $30 Leave a review on Podchaser

All of your experiences, stories, and lessons got you to where you are now, including your financial journey. Even if you don't realize it, the way you act around money or finances today is largely due to the things you learned, heard or watched when you were younger, but this is not written in stone. You have the power to always change the direction of your life and finances. It is also good to give yourself the permission to evolve and grow. We dive deep into this topic with today's guest who by the way is the only Latina inductee in the Podcast Hall of Fame! How cool is that!Elsie Escobar, a podcasting mentor, an advocate for independent podcasters, co-founder of She Podcasts, the largest community for women, shares with us what led her to podcasting. Also, she shares with us how her money stories helped her or challenged her on managing her finances, her evolution and what aspects of her money story had part in this.What you'll learn about in today's episode: Her immigrant story when she moved from El Salvador to the US How her money stories helped her or challenged her in managing her finances Elsie's own evolution and what aspects of her money story had part in this For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/299 Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill Grab your copy of My Daily Dinero Ritual and increase your money confidence here: https://jenhemphill.com/dinero For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances. Financially Strong Circle, learn more here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/membership The post, Giving Yourself Permission to Evolve and Grow | HDM 299 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

All of your experiences, stories, and lessons got you to where you are now, including your financial journey. Even if you don't realize it, the way you act around money or finances today is largely due to the things you learned, heard or watched when you were younger, but this is not written in stone. You have the power to always change the direction of your life and finances. It is also good to give yourself the permission to evolve and grow. We dive deep into this topic with today's guest who by the way is the only Latina inductee in the Podcast Hall of Fame! How cool is that! Elsie Escobar, a podcasting mentor, an advocate for independent podcasters, co-founder of She Podcasts, the largest community for women, shares with us what led her to podcasting. Also, she shares with us how her money stories helped her or challenged her on managing her finances, her evolution and what aspects of her money story had part in this. What you'll learn about in today's episode: Her immigrant story when she moved from El Salvador to the US How her money stories helped her or challenged her in managing her finances Elsie's own evolution and what aspects of her money story had part in this For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/299   Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill   Grab your copy of My Daily Dinero Ritual and increase your money confidence here: https://jenhemphill.com/dinero   For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances. Financially Strong Circle, learn more here: http://www.jenhemphill.com/membership   The post, Giving Yourself Permission to Evolve and Grow | HDM 299 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

If you are a woman in this podcasting space and you don't know who Elsie Escobar is SHAME ONE YOU! Elsie humbly says she is a podcasting advocate, pundit and mentor to primarily women podcaster leaders. She has a driving dialogue in the podcasting industry focusing on podcasts' impact on society, and culture as well as their power to drive social change. She is definitely all these things but this does not do her justice so we are going to brag on behalf of her! Elsie is one half of the podcast, She Podcasts, inductee to the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame, Community Manager and Podcaster Relations for our favorite podcast hosting station Libsyn and if that isn't enough....she is an actress credited in movies such as Orange County and Pumpkin! And like a million others in this community, we love her! Join us as chat with Elsie about: How Elsie began podcasting Her connection to the very first interview show of Podcasting, podCast 411 The importance of reaching out to podcast hosts Immigrants and podcasting Tech Podcasts and Automations making life better Podcasting while having ADHD Tools to help in podcasting Honorable Mentions Relay FM Mercury Retrograde Launching Your Podcast in 2022 #CLAIMPODPARITY Where can you find Elsie Escobar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elsieescobar/ http://twitter.com/theelsieescobar http://instagram.com/theelsieescobar https://elsieescobar.com/ https://supersquad.shepodcasts.com/ Podcasts that Elsie Recommends: Automators https://www.relay.fm/automators ADHD for Smart Ass Women https://www.tracyotsuka.com/podcasts/ *Connect with us on Instagram at @ChattingOverChowder *Check out our website  *Take a look at the behind the scenes tomfoolery on YouTube *Subscribe to “Chatting Over Chowder” !  

The Council recaps their Arizona trip from October to She Podcasts Live! They discuss Amy's unique travel habits, takeaways from the conference, and mention some inspiring women that they met along the way! The conference brought together women podcasters from around the country and was an inspiring event to be a part of. This episode is an easy listen full of laughs!Other podcasts mentioned in this episode (go support these women ASAP!!!):Positively Suzanne: https://www.instagram.com/positivelysuzanne/ Real Ass Affirmations, Chisa Pennix Brown: https://www.instagram.com/chisapennixbrown/Tahmina Talks Immigration, Tahmina Watson: https://www.instagram.com/tahminatalks/Lilias's Bones (coming in 2022!), Breena Kerr: https://www.instagram.com/breenaveritas/She Podcasts, Elsie Escobar & Jess Kupferman: https://www.instagram.com/shepodcasts/New Altitudes, Brittany Lanza: https://www.instagram.com/new_altitudes/The Pez Collection Podcast, Andrea Gage: https://www.instagram.com/thepezcollectionpodcast/Come and fill your cup with us!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cup_of_council_podcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cupofcouncilpodcastPodcast: https://cupofcouncil.buzzsprout.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrG1cG7waQPb1bgEmieTH3wSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cupofcouncil)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cupofcouncil)

In this episode, I talk about my latest adventures in podcasting and share what you need to think about when preparing your episodes.  Gastronostalgia is going well, we've recorded our weekly episodes until mid January 2022, which is such a great (and unusual) feeling! We also released our first episode with a "full menu". We've incorporated an "apperitif", as listeners (mainly our friends) were requesting more content! When we listen to a podcast, if we don't know the hosts, it helps us feel like we know them; and if we know they hosts, it helps us feel like we're with them. Putting this together made me realise how unorganised I've been with the labelling of audio files and folders. Even if you're at the beginning of your podcasting adventure and don't have much material yet, it pays off to get organised for when the show continues to grow. Gastronostalgia has helped me capture the joy of podcasting; having a conversation with friends, that you share with others. Even if your show is for your business, it's worth capturing that joy, the joy of creating your own show where you can share what you are up to with the world. As the Gastro podcast is hosted on Anchor, where you can include polls and questions for the audience, but do listeners know that feature is there? Another thing to look out for with Anchor is that you can't have more than one show per account, and you can't grab the embed code for each episode when you schedule it, you have to wait until it's published. 10.51 If you are in love with podcasts and podcasting, you must listen to this episode from Buzzcast, 6 Aug 2021 The Life-Changing Power of Podcasts with Elsie Escobar. Elise is a podcast veteran and a very strong advocate for the medium - she's been doing it for ages! She talks about how listening to podcasts made her feel like she was connecting with people who were nothing like herself. Adventures in Podcasting is changing the schedule!I will publish an episode every two weeks, while I pay some attention to the business side. I now have help to build the social media, and the website. I'm also in danger of overpodcasting, I have a lot of recording waiting for editing, and the audio is just piling up!Plus, the bad posture when using the mouse or writing by hand means that I've hurt my right shoulder - although the pain went during recording with a friend. 16.20 Preparing for your recordingPreparation starts right at the beginning of your idea generation phase. Some podcasters love to plan everything in advance, others start working on the individual episodes, one by one. If you're recording with someone else, you might want to use:Calendly OnceHubDoodle For more resources, check out the Resources page.20.10Creating guidelines for your guests. Don't spend too much time on making these pretty, as Pilar has seen some new podcasters create amazing PDF for their guests... but the show never gets off the ground.You might want to include things like wear headphones, switch off If you're thinking of starting your own podcasting adventure, I recommend Buzzsprout as host - click here for my affiliate link, which also gets you a little discount, and Riverside FM for recording, which you can access through this other affiliate link.

In this podcast episode, I'm speaking to three other podcast hosts about what they've experienced in changing up their shows. I'm super honored to have each of them join me, and I deeply admire them as outstanding podcasters with remarkable shows. I'm speaking to Liz Applegate, Andrea Owen, and Elsie Escobar about what they've experienced in changing up their podcasts. We're covering: Changing up your show with a mini series Liz Applegate of Midlife Schmidlife joins to talk about how she decided to do a mini-series after she'd stepped away from her podcast for about a year. She had played with the ideas of starting a new show, and decided to simplify and do the easiest thing: keep the show name, the intro/outro, the music and the cover art and just add in a new topic that was speaking to her in the moment. The result was that she rekindled her joy of podcasting and has decided to jump back in with her show, with new episodes scheduled to come out in October 2021. Liz Applegate's Podcast, Website, and Community When to consider changing the name of your podcast Andrea Owen is well known for her delightful show, "Your Kick-Ass Life." She loved the name, and also eventually wrote a book with the same title. A few years passed and she felt that she needed a new name: for her show, her business, and for another book that's just come out, too. She decided to change it all over to "Make Some Noise" to reflect the new direction and branding she chose. She loves this new name and is excited about moving forward with it. Andrea Owen's Podcast, Website, and new book (Make Some Noise) Listen to Andrea's discussion on Jump Start Your Joy Should you start a second show? I started podcasting with one show: Jump Start Your Joy. It's been lovely, AND since I started I have also changed my career to being a podcast producer. There were topics that I wanted to cover that did not really fit into the first show. I took a long time considering how I wanted to address my new passion, and decided that it was with a new show. What happens when it's time to end a show? Elsie Escobar of She Podcasts and Libsyn started her podcasting journey with a show about Yoga: Elsie's Yoga Class. Her website and branding was all focused on "Yogeek." After several years, she decided to retire that brand. She has also stopped creating new episodes for her yoga class show - and she talks about what happens when you embrace change. And even though it may be uncomfortable to let go of something you've created for several years, change is inevitable. Read the full episode notes on my site. Sign up for my Jump Start Podcast Community (free) Listen to Jump Start Your Joy (my first show) Hire me to produce your show (yay!)

OMG Audacity was acquired, clarifying more about the Apple Podcasts summary tag, how to get promoted on Amazon Music, podcasting music history, testing a new voice feedback service, stats, geographic and user agent and folks listening to this, we have a segment where we speak to your Amazon smart speaker — over and over and over — so please make sure you're wearing headphones! SIGN UP FOR OUR WEBINAR RE: LIBSYN 5! https://www.crowdcast.io/e/l5update Join the beta! beta.libsyn.com/key/libsynbeta Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to contact us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com, call 412-573-1934 or leave us a message here: https://voicelink.fm/thefeed. We'd love to hear from you! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER! https://thefeed.libsyn.com/contact Quick Episode Summary :13 Intro 2:58 PROMO 1: Your Brain on Facts 3:28 Rob and Elsie Conversation Talking about the Apple Podcasts summary tag and why you should no longer use it Audacity was acquired! WUT? Apple Podcasts has been working around the clock to get the issues cleaned up! Getting a new Apple ID to log into Apple Podcasts Connect A service for your listeners to get your podcast delivered via email - it's called Blogtrottr 14:44 What do you need to know about podcasting privacy? Audio feedback from Stacy Shout-out to Voicelink.fm Started publishing episodes 2 times a week and podcast downloads went down by a lot - help? 25:30 PROMO 2: Legends From The Pacific How to get your show promoted on the Amazon Music service! Elsie and Rob might turn on your Alexa as they talk through asking Alexa to play a podcast How to figure out how many plays or downloads are coming from the Libsyn player on the website 33:47 Does libsyn also offer website hosting? Audio feedback from Chaplain Jared Spotify adds timestamped podcast sharing! 41:27 A bit of music in podcasting history - audio feedback from Jason Sometimes seasons make podcast episodes disappear Best tweet of the week! Worst email of the week 54:10 PROMO 3: Louisville Cycling Podcast Stats! Geographic and user agent Where have we been? In A Few Minutes and Podcasting for Coaches Where are we going? We Are Podcasts, Libsyn Meet-up and Libsyn Webinars Featured Podcast Promos + Audio PROMO 1: Your Brain On Facts PROMO 2: Legends From The Pacific PROMO 3: Louisville Cycling Podcast Stacy from Diabetes Connection Chaplain Jared from The Christian Meditation Podcast Jason from from Radio BSOTS Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Leave us voice feedback! Audacity has been acquired by Muse Group, which also owns MuseScore and Ultimate Guitar Blogtrottr Voicelink.fm Amazon Music Podcasts Listen On Amazon Music Buttons Spotify adds timestamped podcast sharing and other social features CC Mixter Best tweet of the week from And Now We Drink Rob on Ken Ray's In A Few Minutes 107: Getting to Know Libsyn 5 and Glow.fm with Elsie Escobar - from Podcasting For Coaches Libsyn 5 Update! Webinar Podcast Episode Notes Deep Dive Meet-up DEI For Podcasters Audience Value and Growth HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share The Feed with your Twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode, head over to Podchaser and kindly leave us a review and follow the show! Follow The Feed wherever you listen to audio! → Follow via Apple Podcasts → Follow via Google Podcasts → Follow via Spotify → Here's our RSS feed! FEEDBACK AND PROMOTION ON THE SHOW You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download The Feed App for iOS and Android Call 412–573–1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our Speakpipe Page

Starting off right off the bat with a ton of information and the mind-blowing amount of podcasting news: The Apple Event, subscriptions, Spotify, Facebook, Libsyn 5 & feedback, clarification about tags, keywords, and categories on Apple Podcasts, using the Zoom H2N as an external microphone, and of course mean and median numbers Come hang out with Elsie Escobar and Rob Greenlee in the very first Clubhouse event in club LibsynPod! May 4 at 3 pm ET - You can join through this link! https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/libsynpod So sorry, iOS only for now

EPISODE 50 Have you heard about the new updates coming to Libsyn? The next version of Libsyn is a whole new publishing experience with new features that podcast managers and hosts are going to love! Today on the show we have Elsie Escobar and she's going to tell us all about the new Libsyn 5 updates coming in April. Elsie is a Community Manager at Libsyn and co-founder of She Podcasts, a podcasting community for women + non-binary that has over 19 thousand members with a corresponding podcast and conference. Who better to have on the show to talk about what to expect from Libsyn 5, than Elsie Escobar. You don't want to miss this episode! Thanks for listening! If you have additional questions about Libsyn 5, I'd love to chat with you over on Instagram! SHOW NOTES: https://laurenwrighton.com/episode50

Podcast: The Feed The Official Libsyn Podcast (LS 44 · TOP 1% what is this?)Episode: 173 Do Your HomeworkPub date: 2020-07-28Update on the Gaana Destination, and now Audible/Amazon Music! We answer FAQs, Gimlet being sued and how that could affect the rest of us, the RIAA and all those DMCA takedown notices to podcasters, episodes only going to the web player, do Apple chart positions really matter? Podcaster Bingo and this time we have geographic, user agent and bonus language stats! Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to email us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com or call 412–573–1934. We'd love to hear from you! Quick Episode Summary :13 Intro 3:10 PROMO 1: I Shake My Head At Lisa and Sam 4:09 Rob and Elsie Conversation Gaana follow up and guess what? Now we have Audible/Amazon Music! And you must add your destinations, now, we're waiting A bit of follow up on the Stitcher Sirius deal 12:11 Audio feedback from Civilla Well, Gimlet got sued or is being sued and what that means to all of us! The RIAA has come out guns a blazing - watch out Spotify has some new fancy charts going on, did you get an announcement? 25:55 Audio feedback from Alain There's no way to get unified subscriber & download counts So chart trackers? Not worth it Shout out to Monica! How to be a success? We have thoughts 37:28 Audio feedback all about Eastern Standard Time Podcast Listener Bingo! What exactly is the mean and the median? 43:21 PROMO 2: Beyond 6 Seconds Stats, geographic, user agent and language stats Featured Podcast Promos + Audio PROMO 1: I Shake My Head With Lisa and Sam PROMO 2: Beyond 6 Seconds Civilla from Childless Not By Choice Alain from The Alain Guillot Podcast Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) Our new Gaana Destination! Our Audible/Amazon Music Destination! Podsafe Music Find Your Next Listen With New Top Podcasts and Trending Podcast Charts Listening Bingo Who are the Latinos in Podcasting The Podfest Global Summit We Are Diverse Creators HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #TheFeed with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode head on over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download the FREE The Feed App for iOS and Android (you can send feedback straight from within the app) Call 412 573 1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our SpeakPipe Page! The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Elsie Escobar and Rob Walch, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Elsie Escobar is co-founder of She Podcasts, a self-described professional listener and a mentor to the best voices in podcasting. Her podcast, The Feed, has keep thousands of audio hosts in the business. She talks about longevity in the field of audio leadership, and demystifies the goals of high-level sponsors looking for voices like yours.

Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to email us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com or call 412–573–1934. We'd love to hear from you! Quick Episode Summary: :07 Intro 2:24 Audio Rockin' Libsyn Podcast: Olympic Fever 7:23 How you can be featured by Libsyn! 8:56 PROMO 1: The Sick Mom's Guide 9:26 Elsie and Rob Conversation Have you changed your copyright date? Public Domain Day 14:00 First audio feedback of the year via Paul from Fighting Through Rob's podcast predictions for 2019 Should you add your podcast to Deezer? Flash briefings vs Alexa skills - what are they and what's a good strategy for a show 24:04 Is there any reason to fill in the Facebook social media tab in Libsyn? Audio feedback via Bill It's time to get ready to submit to speak at Podcast Movement! Shout - out to Dr Kiki from This Week is Science for 14+ years and 700 episodes Congrats to TaylorMade Golf for the launch of their podcast Do you need to ask permission to mention big brands on your podcast? 42:34 Great feedback from Oscar and all kinds of good things for his podcast! Attempting to clarify info about LUFS/LKFS and file formats Taylor Swift is closing down her app The Swift Life 56:33 PROMO 2: The Casual Birder Podcast Worst emails of the week Developer thoughts on RAD plus addressing privacy issues plus making sure we're clear who it serves Do stats tend to drop during the end of year holidays? 1:12:57 PROMO 3: Childless Not By Choice Stats, stats, stats! Median and mean numbers on episodes released in November measured through end of December. Featured Podcast Promos + Audio Audio Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Olympic Fever Promo 1: The Sick Mom's Guide Promo 2: The Casual Birder Podcast Promo 3: Paul from Fighting Through Bill from Strokecast and Two Minute Talk Tips Oscar from Deep Listening Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) Post about changing your copyright date on Twitter Public Domain Day 2019 Limbo by Aldous Huxley 2018 Predictions: Online Audio in the New Year Podcast Movement: submit to speak! Apple podcast best practices The State of the Business of Podcasting with Libsyn VP, Rob Walch – Why the Future of Podcasting is Bright Social Impact & Podcasting with Elsie Escobar, She Podcasts & Libsyn's The Feed Where is Libsyn Going? (In Real Life) Podcon in Seattle Podfest in Orlando Proclaim 19 NAB in Las Vegas HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #TheFeed with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode head on over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download the FREE The Feed App for iOS and Android (you can send feedback straight from within the app) Call 412 573 1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our SpeakPipe Page!

LIBSYN PODCASTERS MEET-UP NOVEMBER 5 from 5–8 pm. Come hang out with Rob, Krystal, Dave and Elsie! libsyn.com/libsynmeetup Want merch? We've got you covered #podcastersftw! Get yours today and support Podcasting! Quick Episode Summary: Intro :07 Audio Rockin' Libsyn Podcast: The Bearded Tog 1:50 How you can be featured by Libsyn! 4:16 PROMO 1: The Waffling Taylors 5:30 Elsie and Rob Conversation 5:57 Oh the issues of podcasting Your show not in Stitcher and Apple Podcasts because of Feedburner You'll lose your people with the banter at the beginning of your show, and stats show it And a blood pressure inducing article on podcasting AUDIO FEEDBACK: Dave Jackson shares some insight 16:07 Facebook has changed some things about the way that they deal with audio files and some folks have seen a drop in download numbers More follow up on keyword stuffing and getting kicked out of Apple Podcasts/iTunes What are the countries that you are kicked out of if you have an explicit rating Large artwork causes issues in updating your Apple Podcasts/iTunes directory A cool tool to help folks in Instagram click to your links How to leverage a big name guest on your podcast and get featured by Apple Podcasts Capturing audio from a live performance for a podcast episode PROMO 2: Klyph Notes 48:05 Basic resources for podcasting newbies Checking your loudness levels by using Siri turn by turn directions The Women Podcasters in Solidarity Initiative Is Skype antiquated? Who's the boss of your podcast? Having trouble streaming your podcast in Apple Podcasts/iTunes could be because of your bit rate What equipment do you need to start a podcast? And why it's become one of Rob's podcasting pet peeve Where have you been audio with The Strokecast 1:06:44 Awesome feedback about podcasting and serving an non-English speaker audience The issue of Watch OS 5 and download stats PROMO 3: Florida Men 1:17:08 Stats, stats, stats! Median and mean numbers Featured Podcast Promos + Audio The Waffling Taylors Klyph Notes Florida Men The Bearded Tog Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) Off to a Bad Start Please Fix Podcasting Before It Jumps the Shark Linktr.ee Women Podcasters In Solidarity The Strokecast on Take 5 The Mark Struczewski Podcast with Rob Walch Creating Impact Through Podcasting with Elsie Escobar, Libsyn's Community Expert and Podcasting Veteran on The Working Mothers' Mentor Where is Libsyn Going? (In Real Life) Digital Book World NAB in NYC use coupon code NY7787 if you want a ticket! We Are Podcast Podcon in Seattle Podfest in Orlando HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #TheFeed with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode head on over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download the FREE The Feed App for iOS and Android (you can send feedback straight from within the app) Call 412 573 1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our SpeakPipe Page!

International Podcast Day We are a day late for our contribution to the International Podcast Day - September 30, 2018. Oh well, better a day late than never, right?   I, Marianne, spend the day at the Outlier Podcast Festival in LA. I was fortunate to meet some of my podcasting heroes and attend the panels from two outstanding fellow E-Leaguers Ginger Wiseman and Katie Ward. Ginger is host and producer of the Outlander Podcast and if you like romance, history, alternative medicine, time travel, and more, you are going to love the podcast. https://www.outlanderpod.com/ Katie Ward is a feminist with an incredible social consciousness and gets very excited about many topics. Find her at the aptly named The Enthusiasm Enthusiast on any podcatcher or on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/TheEnthusiasmEnthusiast/ Other Topics: some info on upcoming episodes update on personal health Homestead update the big declutter project     If you are a female podcaster and want to up your game, I highly recommend joining the E-League with Elsie Escobar. The next session is starting on October 15th. http://elsieescobar.com/the-e-league If you sign up and mention my name, Marianne West, I will get a discount during my own tuition and will be very grateful.

Want merch? We've got you covered #podcastersftw! Get yours today and support Podcasting! Quick Episode Summary: Intro :07 Audio Rockin' Libsyn Podcast: The Strokecast 2:22 How you can be featured by Libsyn! 7:30 PROMO 1: Another Retro Gaming Podcast 9:01 Elsie and Rob Conversation 9:27 Feature stills from films and copyright material More info on podcast title stuffing What exactly is explicit? Beasley Media Group unveils new podcast captains! And we have something to say Marriage advice for podcasters looking to invest on podcasting gear PROMO 2: Screw The Commute 37:44 When you go a bit over with title keywords Questions about social media marketing of your podcast A new podcasting patent involving speed podcasting Worst email(s) of the week Where have you been? PROMO 3: The Working Mother's Mentor 1:03:18 Stats, stats, stats: the most popular categories in Spotify, what percentage of stats come from Spotify for the most popular shows, what schedule do most podcasters have Featured Podcast Promos + Audio Another Retro Gaming Podcast Screw The Commute The Working Mother's Mentor The Strokecast Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) Beasley Media Group Unveils New Podcast Captains The Groundbreaking Winners Of The 2018 Hugo Awards The Ditch Diggers Podcast 6 grief podcasts to help you cope with loss The Template You Need To Write Your Podcast Show Description Speed podcasting / International Business Machines Corporation Elsie's Social Media Best Practices For Podcasters KCStartUp 411 - to check out the responsive horizontal banner Bay area man's cancer podcast goes global Elsie Escobar: 5 Things Radio Broadcasters Should Know About Podcasting Elsie on The Average Guys Podcast Where is Libsyn Going? (In Real Life) Content Marketing World in Cleveland Digital Book World NAB in NYC use coupon code NY7787 if you want a ticket! We Are Podcast HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #TheFeed with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode head on over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download the FREE The Feed App for iOS and Android (you can send feedback straight from within the app) Call 412 573 1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our SpeakPipe Page!  

We've assembled a panel of podcasters and a longtime WhiskyCast listener for this Tasting Panel session recorded on location at the Podcast Movement 2018 conference in Philadelphia. Elsie Escobar, Chris Liro, Sean MacCready, and Mike Joachim nosed and tasted a flight of rye whiskies: Heaven Hill's Pikesville Rye, Beam's Old Overholt Bottled in Bond Rye, and High West's 2018 edition of its Yippee Ki-Yay rye.

Spring Clean Your Business by asking yourself these questions in Episode 149 of the Boss Girl Creative podcast! BGC ANNOUNCEMENTS * Welcome to the 149th episode of the Boss Girl Creative Podcast!! Today's topic is about spring cleaning your business! * Have comments or questions? Tweet/IG using the hashtag #BOSSGIRLQA or call in: (707) BOSS-GIRL * Support Boss Girl Creative endeavors by joining the BGC Crew! * Join me in the Facebook Group on Wednesday nights at 9pm CST for a live Q&A answer session!! Send me your questions through email, phone or #BOSSGIRLQA on Twitter/Instagram * Want a direct link to the podcast feed? Click here. * Use these Hashtags on Social Media: #bossgirlcreative #bossgirlchat **Today's show is sponsored by my course Unlocking Your SEO Potential.** INSIDE THIS EPISODE * Is it still serving you? * Popsugar News * Facebook Debacle * Re-evaluate financials in business * How are you spending your time? * Time Management * Are your services/products still serving you? * Digital Detox on Social Media Accounts * Inbox Zero * Cleaning up your desktop on your computer * Backing up your computer * Making things better * Focus on what you are good at * Adding more white space * Self-care RESOURCES MENTIONED **Some links below contain affiliate/referral links. It is a way for this site to earn advertising fees by advertising or linking to certain products and/or services.** * Here's my Course!!! Unlocking Your SEO Potential * Code for 30+ free days of Podcast Audio Hosting through Libsyn: bossgirl * Inspiration for Today's Show: Episode 72 - Annette Stepanian * BGC Episode 148 - Beneficial Squirrel Moments * BGC Episode 109 - Decluttering Your Online World * USA Today article * BGC Episode 145 - Time Management Tips * Shout-out to TJ from TJTellsIt.com * Shout-out to Elsie from ElsieEscobar.com (and co-host of ShePodcasts Podcast!) EPISODES YOU MIGHT ALSO ENJOY EPISODE 140 - FUNNELING YOUR PASSION & BUILDING AUTHORITY EPISODE 122 - HOW TO IMPROVE BOUNCE RATE EPISODE 107 - ANATOMY OF LANDING PAGES & LEAD PAGES FIND TAYLOR ONLINE Blog - taylorbradford.com Instagram - @taybradfordblog Facebook - taybradfordblog Pinterest - taybradfordblog Twitter - @taybradfordblog HELP SPREAD THE BOSS GIRL LOVE! It would be amazeballs if you shared Boss Girl Creative Podcast with your fellow Boss Girls on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If you love this podcast, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave a rating, a review and subscribe! WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE BOSS GIRL CREATIVE PODCAST Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via Boss Girl Creative Newsletter Click here to subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions and leave your comments by either calling (707) BOSS-GIRL, emailing hello@bossgirlcreative.com or go to the Boss Girl Creative Facebook group!

Andrea is a member of The Intuitive Woman FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/groups/Theintuitivewomangroup/ I met Andrea virtually, in Elsie Escobar's E-League, a podcast community that encourages She-podcaster's to learn their craft, empower their voices and deliver deep insightful conversations. I recently had the pleasure of meeting Andrea in person at Podfest in Orlando, Fla. Andrea hosts two podcasts: The Creative Imposter and Podcast Envy. Her links are below, please listen, share and subscribe. Although, this reading is for Andrea, listen closely. There may be messages for you from spirit. Spirit likes to be sneaky. I begin with a quick centering and a universal card for all. May you be at peace and know you are exactly where you need to be in this moment~Tina Feel free to explore my website for Mentorship Programs, Intuitive Readings, Reiki and more. http://www.tinaconroy.com Andrea Klunder is the podcast producer & host of The Creative Impostor and Podcast Envy. She provides podcast mentoring, coaching and editing services through The Creative Impostor Studios, and in 2017, she launched Power Your Story, a podcast produced by students with diverse learning challenges at a Chicago Public High School. Andrea's background includes extensive experience in singing, theatre, yoga, meditation and media production. She is the founder and facilitator of the Chicago Women's Creative Collective, a community for women who make things. Her mission is to use podcasting as a tool for connection, storytelling as a vehicle for self-expression and voice as an instrument of personal empowerment. http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com http://www.podcastenvy.com http://www.poweryourstorypodcast.com FB: http://www.facebook.com/andreaklunder.creative FB GROUP: http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/fb Insta: http://www.instagram.com/andreaklunder All Andrea's podcasts are available Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play Music and Stitcher.

Connect with Jen Home Page - Brassy Broadcasting Company YouTube Channel Instagram Twitter   Subscribe to the Podcast Apple Podcasts Android Radio Public   Why Do We Struggle with Investing in Ourselves? I feel like I've been bleeding money this summer I'm at that place in my business where I know that if I'm going to grow, and create the life and the business I envision, I've got to start investing in myself. Let me be real honest here for a sec, it scares the sh*t outta me.  I haven't made this kind of investment in equipment and self development since I left my corporate day job behind to start my own business.  The hardest investment trigger to pull was the investment in myself. Why is that so hard? I don't think I'm the only one that struggles with this. Can I get an Amen? You can tweet it to me @brassybroadjen.   What Happened When I Invested in Myself   Joining the E-League was definitely the best investment I made this year. This was investing in myself because I want to take my podcasting to the next level. The E-League was started by Elsie Escobar. The E-league included an intense one on one Come to Jesus or in this case Come to Elsie coaching session. I identified some areas I specifically wanted help with in improving, and the she expanded upon those. It wasn't generic stuff. It was a a deep dive with specifics on what I could improve. That alone was worth the price of admission.   A Community of #WorldClassPodcasters But wait….there's more…… The bonus gift in all of this was the community that has developed with the other women that also joined the E-League.  I now have a community of World Class Podcaster friends scattered around the world! These women are my go to when I want to try out some crazy new idea, get feedback, or maybe just vent a little about my latest podcasting frustration. These are women that are creating and doing the work every day.  They are my people. My willingness to invest in myself led me to this community. If you're thinking about investing in some kind of self development, do it. Give yourself every opportunity to get yourself to the next level. Invest in yourself. You're worth it.   In My Ears   In my ears this week has been the latest installment of Hardcore History from Dan Carlin. It's a commitment. This episode is coming in at about 6 hours. Dan Carlin has the ability to suck me into historical events that I didn't even know existed, and that I was interested in learning about. This dude has a gift for sharing history and keeping me tuned in.

We help busy moms and dads have more energy, sleep better and spend more quality time with their family through custom built resiliency solutions based on the art of Chiropractic care and nutritional medicine. Call or text message our clinic today with your health question: 734-335-0533www.michiganfamilywellness.comCheck out our wellness culture video here: https://youtu.be/orEPhy8ePXU Dedicated To Elevating Your Health & Family Wellness Lifestylewww.michiganfamilywellness.comWe often discuss the benefits and value of Chiropractic care for pregnant women and kids. In this episode, Elsie shares her story of how Chiropractic care not only fixed her low back pain, but also assisted in her baby's breech presentation.From a structural perspective, the alignment of the mother's lumbar spine, sacrum, and pelvis profoundly influences how a baby lays inside the womb.Elsie's vulnerability is empowering and encouraging. Today, Elsie continues to receive Chiropractic adjustments, along with her entire family.

If you're a podcaster or an aspiring podcaster, I can't recommend Libsyn enough for hosting. And when Elsie Escobar, from Libsyn's The Feed and She Podcasts, reached out and suggested I do an episode on this topic, of course I jumped at the chance. Plus, her question piqued my own curiosity in the quasi-holiday we celebrate today. Because I'm releasing this episode separate from my regular episode schedule, this is a reminder to subscribe to The Story Behind on your favorite podcast app so when I do release special episodes, you'll be sure to get them as soon as they come out. I'm your host, Emily Prokop, and this is The Story Behind April Fool's Day. Check out #PodernFamily on Twitter to find other great indie podcasts like this one. If you enjoy podcasts about history, literature, archeology, and the arts, check out the hashtag #HumanitiesPodcasts on Twitter to find more podcasts like this one. Click here to support this podcast on Patreon. Media: Music for Makers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVo_wkxH9dU Sources: http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/april-fools-tradition-popularized http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Hilaria http://www.snopes.com/holidays/aprilfools/origins.asp http://hoaxes.org/aprilfool/