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Hey marketers and podcast enthusiasts this one is for you! Get ready for an exciting deep dive into the world of podcasting with our special guest, Matty Staudt, a true expert in the field. We'll be exploring how podcasting has evolved over the years—from its humble beginnings to becoming a major force in storytelling today.Matty will share his insights on podcast advertising and how brands are leveraging this platform to connect with listeners effectively. We'll learn about some cool strategies for integrating ads into podcasts without losing that authentic vibe that keeps audiences engaged.And of course, we'll talk about storytelling in podcasts—what makes a great story, how to hook your listeners, and why emotional connections matter. Matty's got some awesome tips to help you craft narratives that leave a lasting impact.But that's not all! We'll also dive into personal branding and why it's essential for podcasters, marketers, and brands. Find out how you can position yourself as a thought leader in your niche and build a brand that resonates with your audience.Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is full of practical advice and insider knowledge. Tune in to hear Matty Staudt's take on where podcasting is headed and how you can make your mark in this exciting industry!Guest's Contact Informationhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/matty-staudt-44698b8/https://www.jamstreetmedia.com/Please like, review and comment if you got value!—More from EWR and Matt: Leave a Review if it was content you enjoyed: https://g.page/r/CccGEk37CLosEB0/reviewFree SEO Consultation: https://www.ewrdigital.com/discovery-callOne-on-One Consulting: https://www.ewrdigital.com/digital-strategy-consulting/private-consulting-session—The Unknown Secrets of Internet Marketing podcast is a podcast hosted by Internet marketing expert Matthew Bertram. The show provides insights and advice on digital marketing, SEO, and online business. Topics covered include keyword research, content optimization, link building, local SEO, and more. The show also features interviews with industry leaders and experts who share their experiences and tips. Additionally, Matt shares his own experiences and strategies, as well as his own successes and failures, to help listeners learn from his experiences and apply the same principles to their businesses. The show is designed to help entrepreneurs and business owners become successful online and get the most out of their digital marketing efforts.Find more great episodes here: bestseopodcast.com/https://seo-podcast-the-unknown-secrets-of-internet-marketing.buzzsprout.comFollow us on:Facebook: @bestseopodcastInstagram: @thebestseopodcastTiktok: @bestseopodcastLinkedIn: @bestseopodcastPoweSupport the Show.

Matty Staudt is the owner of Jam Street Media, a board member of the Podcast Academy, about to launch Podle.co and .... looking for his next opportunity. All at once.In this episode, we are going to talk about podcasting growth and opportunities with industry experts, the pros and cons of remote work in the podcast industry, and his experience of starting a network, despite initial reservations, and the importance of cross-promotion within the network.As two radio veterans, we expressed our frustration with working alone in the podcast industry, desiring more human interaction and creative collaboration, the challenges of building a podcast network in today's industry, including the need for dedicated sales and content that resonates with listeners.And naturally, Matty expressed concern about the lack of monetization in podcasting, particularly in comparison to video content, and the potential for low-quality ads to harm the industry. He pulls no punches and that it why we love having him on the show.A transcript of this episode is available here.We also discussed his upcoming business venture called Podle.co which pairs creators and producers. Matt Cundill Voiceovers might just get involved with this. As well the value of the Podcast Academy and our uncertainty around celebrity podcasts, with many failing to gain traction or provide valuable content.Thanks to our supporters!Nlogic - TV & Radio Audience Data SolutionsMary Anne Ivison at Ivison Voice. - Make her the female voice of your radio station.Matt Fogarty Voiceovers - It's great to have Matt back for 2024 supporting our show. Make him the imaging voice for your radio station by contacting him through his website.Megatrax - Licensed Music for your radio station or podcast production company.Things to know! Please Take the 4 question survey here.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.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to Podcast My Brand, the show where we explore all things related to launching, growing, and maximizing branded podcasts. In this episode, we have the incredible Matty Staudt joining our host, Elzie III, to share his wealth of experience in the podcasting and media industry. From his roots in radio to pioneering branded content podcasts, Matty provides invaluable insights into the power of podcasting for extending a brand's reach. We'll delve into the importance of creating engaging content, the transition from traditional media to podcasting, and the ethical considerations for brands entering the podcast space. So, whether you're an aspiring podcaster or a brand looking to harness the potential of podcasting, this episode is packed with practical advice and inspiration. Stay tuned as we learn from one of the industry's leading voices in podcasting and branded content.Launch or Grow Your Show! Wanna Stay Connected?Join the Mailing ListGot Questions?Elzie Flenard - The Mayorhello@podcasttown.net

We dig deep into the transformative journey of podcasting, exploring its evolution from the early days of radio to its current influential status. Marty Staudt, a seasoned broadcaster and podcasting pioneer, shares invaluable insights on crafting quality content, building communities, and unlocking monetization potentials. Discover the strategies that small podcasts employ to maximize impact and learn about the future of this ever-evolving medium. Whether you are an aspiring podcaster or an avid listener, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and perspectives on the art of podcasting.Chapters:00:00:00 - Opening Insights: Introducing Matty Staudt of Jam Street Media, Pioneer in Podcasting00:01:10 - Evolutionary Journey: Tracing the Steps from Stitcher to Winning a Webby in the Podcasting World00:04:10 - Mastering Niche Podcasting: Strategies for Sustainable Revenue and Battling Industry Norms00:05:43 - Monetization Mastery: Unlocking the Potential of Podcasting Beyond Conventional Paths00:10:24 - Strategic Promotion: The Importance of Audience and Platform Knowledge in Podcasting Success00:12:57 - Learning Curve: Gaining Wisdom from Others to Elevate Your Podcasting Journey00:16:32 - Passion-Driven Podcasting: Embracing the Joy and Freedom of Authentic Expression00:20:37 - Guest Navigation: Mastering the Critical First 10 Minutes of Your Podcast00:23:32 - Entrepreneurial Insights: Secrets to Thriving in the Podcasting Start-up Scene00:25:46 - Analytics Insight: The Unexpected Triumphs of Niche Pickleball Podcasts00:27:20 - Niche Power: Leveraging Local Focus to Draw Brand Attention and Engagement00:30:40 - Independent Advancement: Strategies for Gaining Traction in the Indie Podcasting Space00:35:21 - Market Evolution: Emergence of Smaller Podcast Producers and Content Diversification00:38:45 - Small Podcasts, Big Impact: How a Loyal Following Translates to Monetization Opportunities00:41:45 - Vision and Goals: Crafting a Successful Podcast with Clear Intentions and Objectives00:43:32 - Quality Over Quantity: The Crucial Role of Selecting the Right Guests in PodcastingLinks And Resources:Marty Staudt on LinkedInThe Burning Couch PodcastHector Santiesteban LinkedInHector Santiesteban TwitterThanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Marketing Your Podcast? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review!

In this episode of the PodfestExpo 2023 Preview Podcasts series, I visit with Matty Staudt, President of Jam Street Media. We discuss his presentation at PodfestExpo on growing shows in a network. Some of the issues we tackle in this podcast are: How some of your most valuable lessons come from your mistakes. It's more than just posting pods. Sustainable growth.  I hope you can join me at PodfestExpo 2023 hosted by Podfest Global. This year's event will be January 26-29, 2023 at the Renaissance Orlando at Seaworld in Orlando, Florida. The line-up of this year's event is simply first rate with some of the top names in podcasting. PodfestExpo is a community of people who are interested in and passionate about sharing their voice and message with the world through the powerful mediums of audio and video. We're proud to unite as many people as possible to learn, get inspired, and grow better together.  PodfestExpo is so much more than just a mere conference. While we pride ourselves on featuring the most engaging speakers, exciting topics and in-depth content, the thing that sets PodfestExpo event apart from all others is the tight-knit community we've been building since 2013. You don't just attend a Podfest event - you become part of the Podfest family.  Whether you're new to podcasting or a veteran podcaster looking to innovate and improve your podcast, our easy-to-understand Conference Topics allow you to customize a daily agenda based on what you're most interested in learning. No matter your skill level or experience, PodfestExpo 2023 has plenty to offer!  I hope you can join me at the event. For information on the event, click here. As an extra benefit to listeners of this podcast, PodfestExpo is offering a discount off the registration price. Enter discount code Fox10.  PodfestExpo 2023 is a production of Podfest Global, which is the sponsor of this podcast series. 

Shawne “Lights Out” Merriman, is a former NFL linebacker. He played college football at Maryland and was drafted 12th overall by the San Diego Chargers in the 2005 NFL Draft. On More To It, Merriman shares with us the origin of his nickname and brand “Lights Out”, and the pain that his love, and need, for football grew out of. How he describes how he was able to channel his emotions into a passion. How he had to reconcile with circumstances like poverty, homelessness, and acts of violence from a young age. How does anyone overcome living in survival mode and go to thriving in the NFL? Shawne has not only accomplished his NFL dreams but entered his rookie with his own brand and was awarded Rookie of the Year on top of it all! Listen for the story behind what you've seen on the field, what Shawne is up to now, and what it means to truly be resilient and persevere no matter what life throws at you. Many people come from humble beginnings,  it's easy to look over that and chalk it up to being a part of life, but in this episode, we dive deep into those real make-or-break challenges and what it looks like to constantly choose success in the face of immense obstacles. Connect with Shawne on Facebook, Tik Tok, and Instagram Lights Out Apparel Stay connected with the show, follow @marcelluswiley on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! Key Moments: [01:32] Growing up in Maryland with a single mother [03:58] Two Fires, Evictions, and Homelessness at a young age [06:48] Survival Mode, “Normalcy”, and Positive Outlet from football [10:17] When Shawne knew he had something special with football [11:23] Origin of the nickname “Lights Out” [13:09] The University of Maryland and NFL Draft Experience [15:28] Dominating in the NFL from the start [18:58] Failing an NFL-banned substance test [25:25] Dealing with the backlash of “scandal” [27:03] Navigating one's career mid injury [28:55] Battling the retirement conversation [32:30] The Lights Out Brand, MMA, and partnership with FuboTV [34:34] Shawne Merriman Baller or Brand? [36:25] “In or Out” with Shawne Merriman More To It is a production of Dan Patrick Productions, Dat Dude Entertainment, Workhouse Media, and Jam Street Media. The show is executive produced by Dan Patrick, Marcellus Wiley, Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, and Matty Staudt. Sound by Quinn Greenhaus and theme music provided by HBC Records.Support the Show: https://linktr.ee/marcelluswileySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mountaineer fans you aren't gonna want to miss this one. Darius Stills, previous All-American for WVU joins Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt. He shares his backstory, his journey throughout college and professional football, and ends with a new game! 

LaDainian Tomlinson, LT, is known as one of the best of the twentieth century football players. He grew up with humble roots in a little town called Rosebud, Texas– but his determination, his stature, his tunnel-vision mindset took him to places he'd never imagined. He and Marcellus both played for the San Diego Chargers in 2001, when Tomlinson was chosen as their first-round draft pick. Voted the NFL MVP in 2006 after breaking the record for touchdowns in a single season. He's still considered to be one of the greatest running backs of all time, scoring 100 touchdowns faster than any player in NFL history.   On More To It, Tomlinson opens up about his struggles through childhood, his redeemed relationship with his late father and even a spiritual experience that changed the trajectory of his career. Listen to hear from the man who represents faith, family, and football — Hall of Fame legend LaDainian Tomlinson. Connect with LaDainian on Instagram. To stay connected with the show, follow @marcelluswiley on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! Key Moments: [01:55] Carrying a star wars blanket/football around through college [03:13] Source of LT's Love for Football [04:55] LT's childhood after his father left and how it impacts his relationship with his son now [06:59] LT's mother becoming a pastor, his roots in the church, and continued faith [09:40] Moments of doubt (and perseverance) [14:26] Why LT wasn't flooded with college offers and went to TCU [21:30] TCU legacy days [23:42] LT on reconciling his relationship with his dad [27:03] LT's experience of getting drafted and picking an agent [32:17] LT's initial experience in the NFL [37:21] The Superbowl Hump [42:41] LT telling Marcellus to retire  [44:19] “Finish the Sentence”     More to It is a production of Dan Patrick Productions, Dat Dude Entertainment, Workhouse Media, and Jam Street Media. The show is executive produced by Dan Patrick, Marcellus Wiley, Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, and Matty Staudt. Sound by Quinn Greenhaus and theme music provided by HBC Records.Support the Show: https://linktr.ee/marcelluswileySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bruce Smith is known and respected as the NFL's all-time career leader in quarterback sacks, with 11 Pro-Bowl appearances and 4 consecutive Super Bowls with the Buffalo Bills under his belt. In this episode, Marcellus Wiley dives deep into who Bruce Smith, the man, is. As a son, brother, father, husband, friend, and mentor, there's more to him than just a football player.  They talk about his parents' sacrifices, the very moment in college that changed his entire football career and romantic trajectory. Bruce Smith has always stood up for what he believes, from his fight against targeted hate during his first year in the NFL to now standing as an activist and a voice for the people of that same community of Buffalo, New York. There's also lots of fun had in this episode as Marcellus, who was tagged “The New Bruce Smith” asks Bruce how he felt about that, and we play a round of “Finish The Sentence” with the NFL legend.  Connect with Bruce Smith on Instagram. To stay connected with the show, follow @marcelluswiley on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! Episode Notes & Links: [01:08] Growing up in Norfolk,VA [10:06] Being drafted #1 in the NFL Draft [11:26] Marv Levy's initial criticism of Bruce  [14:38] Bruce's bad eating habits [18:33] Getting over the Superbowl losses [33:28] The Buffalo grocery store massacre [40:50] His “Welcome to the NFL moment” More to It is a production of Dan Patrick Productions, Dat Dude Entertainment, Workhouse Media, and Jam Street Media. The show is executive produced by Dan Patrick, Marcellus Wiley, Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, and Matty Staudt. Sound by Quinn Greenhaus and theme music provided by HBC Records.Support the Show: https://linktr.ee/marcelluswileySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mountaineer Fans! This week The Burning Couch Podcast welcomes Anthony Lewis. Anthony is the organizer of The Sugar Bowl Foundation, to get involved visit https://m.facebook.com/SugarBowlFoundation/. Matty and Steve go over the victory from this past week, and what this means for WVU football going forward. Stick around for our surprise game!

On the inaugural episode of More to It, Marcellus Wiley is joined by one of hip-hop's greatest success stories, Lil' Wayne. The two delve into the life and times of the celebrated rapper, beginning with house party performances for his grandmother, to recording his first demo song with his step-dad, and growing up as an A+ student in a strict New Orleans home. In this interview, Wayne strips away his public persona and shares more insight into who he is now and how he got that way. Wayne shares the intimate story of his transformation from childhood freedoms to grown-up responsibilities in the blink of an eye. Plus, he and Wiley talk about his current life and interests from sports to kids and much more. There's always more to it! Connect with Lil' Wayne on Youtube and by following @liltunechi on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. To stay connected with the show, follow @marcelluswiley on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! Episode Notes & Links: [00:02:14] - Intro to Lil Wayne [00:03:55] - Lil Wayne's first memories about growing up in Hollygrove, New Orleans  [00:08:53] - The very moment Lil Wayne realized he had a special talent for rapping [00:21:35] - When Wayne's stepfather was killed and his ‘aha moment' about fame during the Cash Money/Ruff Ryders Tour  [00:26:11] - Wayne's moment of clarity as a solo artist on tour [00:32:10] - What does Wayne want the world to know about him? [00:37:50] - How Wayne feels about being called the G.O.A.T [00:39:25] - Wayne on stomach aches and Anita Baker for his pre-show prep [00:42:40] - Wayne speaks on the backlash he received for saying he never experienced racism on Undisputed [00:51:00] - What Wayne would say to his younger self [00:53:10] - Wayne on Roger Federer, the Green Bay Packers, and his favorite rapper [00:58:10] - Wayne speaks on his dream VERZUZ for Cash Money   [00:58:50] - Fast round with Lil Wayne [01:03:14] - Final Wileyism More to It is a production of Dan Patrick Productions, Dat Dude Entertainment, Workhouse Media, and Jam Street Media. The show is executive produced by Dan Patrick, Marcellus Wiley, Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, and Matty Staudt. Sound by Quinn Greenhaus and theme music provided by HBC Records.Support the Show: https://linktr.ee/marcelluswileySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mountaineer Fans! As WVU looks to turn things around during the bye week Steve and Matty catch up on their personal lives as well as future predictions for football. Ethan Bock, stellar producer of The Final Forecast joins the show and gives his early basketball scouting report. All this and more with a classic game of Player or Pornstar!

Mountaineer fans! This week Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt reflect on a disappointing week. Optimism is the word of the week as WVU football looks to salvage a season going forward. You won't want to miss our surpise guest with a special rendition of "Player or Pornstar"!

WVU Football fans! This week Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt will prepare you for the Texas game, and welcome to the show Grayson Wimbish from the Virginia Tech Podcast, Sons of Saturday, to pay off a bet and tell us what happened to his team. The guys gloat and have some fun. Sorry for the tech difficulties towards the end. We love you Mountaineer Fans!  Sons of Saturday Podcast: https://sonsofsaturday.com/vt/podcasts WVU/Texas: https://www.espn.com/college-football/team/_/id/277

WVU great and the man behind "The Run," Quincy Wilson joins Matty and Steve Slaton talk about his career at West Virginia University, what it means to be a Mountaineer and how he takes what he learned at WVU as he coaches today. The guys also talk about the VA Tech game, a bet they made, and the return of Player or Porn Star, Quincy edition. Mountaineers, this is your home, The Burning Couch! 

Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt from the Burning Couch podcast join the show to preview the battle for the Black Diamond Trophy.

Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt are back with season 10 of The Burning Couch! Episode 7 addresses all the twitter takes so far from Mountaineer fans. Then the guys break down JT Daniels and the WVU offense, the defensive struggles against Kansas, and a new game where Steve and Matty go head to head. 

In this special edition of The Burning Couch, Matty Staudt and Steve Slaton talk about the Backyard Brawl, just minutes after the game. We know it was a loss, but both guys saw a lot of positives from the game, especially the work on our new QB, JT Daniels. They also will be tackling WVU Twitter and some post-game feedback from Coach Neil Brown. 

WVU Fans! Season 10 Episode 5 of The Burning Couch features legendary Fullback Owen Schmitt. Owen and Steve discuss the exit of Rich Rodriguez, their favorite memories as teammates, and what Owen is up to now. Matty ends with another original: The Beer Game!

WVU Fans! Matty Staudt and Steve Slaton are back with Episode 4 of Season 10. Tony Caridi joins the show to discuss Opening Day of Football Camp at WVU, his experience broadcasting TBT, and some great stories from a 39 year career covering the Mountaineers. The guys finish with a game: Just the Announcing Tip.

WVU Fans! Matty Staudt and Steve Slaton are back with Episode 3 of Season 10. Kevin Jones joins the show to discuss his great basketball career at WVU, the terrific legacy of Bob Huggins , and what to expect from “Best Virginia” prior to the start of TBT. The guys finish with a classic: Player or Pornstar. Mountaineer fans buckle up! https://twitter.com/finalfourcast?lang=en https://twitter.com/burningcouchpod https://www.facebook.com/TheBurningCouchPodcast https://bestvirginia.org/

WVU Fans! Matty Staudt and Steve Slaton are back with The Burning Couch! It's our 10nth year. Episode 2 starts off with our new producer Vince Lontz. Vince's WVU knowledge is put to the test right away. Brandon Lowe from the Brandon Lowe show joins the podcast to touch on realignment and what it could mean for WVU down the road, why this season is huge for Neal Brown, and what WVU fans can look forward to come football season. The guys finish with a new game: Weird Wonderful West Virginia Sports!

WVU Fans! Matty staudt and Steve Slaton are back with The Burning Couch! It's our 10nth year. Matty and Steve start off with what they've been up to, and Steve goes into what he's been cookin'. Matty then asks Steve about the recent highlights emerging of him and Pat White highlights taking over Twitter. Sports Illustrated's Schuyer Callihan joins the show to touch on the overall grade or our transfer portal, will recruiting save Neil Brown, JT Daniels and his impact, season expectations for WVU football, and touches they make their way to early predictions for WVU and men's NCAA. The guys finish with a game that's a blast from the past: player or pornstar! Check us out on Twitter  Follow us on Facebook

This month we are joined by Matty Staudt, Chief Development Officer at Amaze Media Labs. He is also the Founder of Jam Street Media, a podcast network that includes hit podcasts such as, “Appalachian Mysteria”, “Deep Cover, The Real Donnie Brasco” and “A Life's Story”. At the young age of 10 Matty created his own radio show live from his bedroom, from that moment on he discovered his life's passion for broadcasting. As soon as he could drive, he was down at the local radio station where he landed his first gig, initially as an on-air host and then transitioned to program director. Never forgetting to ask himself, “Are you following your passion?” Matty shares about a time when he stepped away from radio and launched his podcasting career.  He shares the driving force behind his decision to become a teacher, creating content with a purpose, and leveraging your creative into a business. Join us to learn all about Matty's journey that lead him to being the true Trailblazer that he is today.

This month we replay for you our How Will Podcasts Evolve From Here? webinar. A conversation led by Gary Scott, CEO of Inside Voices Media and joined by Martina Castro, CEO of Adonde Media, Jason Saldanha, Chief of Content and Business Development for PRX, Matty Staudt, EVP of Podcasting at Amaze Media Labs, Rachael King, Founder and CEO of Pod People, and Ashton Carter, Director of Recruiting at Pod People. Join us for an episode full of insight from different walks of podcasting as this all-star group tackles subjects from diversity, the current and future state of podcasting, the shared ideology that “A rising tide lifts all boats”, building the middle class through podcasting, and so much more. Listen in and learn why every single one of our panelists is a true trailblazer in their own right.

We had Matty Staudt back on the show in September of 2019 and he was heading up jam street media after leaving iHeart as the head of podcasting. in that episode we talked about his early podcast career with dates back to stitcher in 2008, how he produced the G. Gordon Liddy show, and played the hits on great radio stations across America… since then he has been building some of the best branded podcasts out there. and then came the news that jam street had been acquired by amaze media labs. cool! Matty is now the chief development officer there and we caught up with him to talk about our two favourite subjects…. podcast and broadcast. this show was recorded using Streamyard and there's a video version for those who like to consume their podcasts that way.Check out some of the great stuff happening at Amaze Media Labs here. Also there is a video version of the show here. Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What does it mean to go beyond being a "podcaster?" My guest on this episode is https://www.linkedin.com/in/matty-staudt-44698b8/ (Matty Staudt). He's been making podcasts for entertainment and business for over 14 years. Since cracking the mic at 16, audio has been his life at such companies as CBS, Stitcher, iHeartRadio and currently https://www.linkedin.com/company/amazemedialabs/ (Amaze Media Labs). https://newsletter.podcastmovement.com/Prod/link-tracker?redirectUrl=aHR0cHMlM0ElMkYlMkZhdWRpb2luc3VyZ2VudC5zdWJzdGFjay5jb20lMkZwJTJGZml2ZS1waWVjZXMtb2YtYWR2aWNlLWZvci10aG9zZS1pbnRlcmVzdGVk&sig=ESP1kQUxUfUMidipFCWmAkP7rTjeLSLqdhXdawYuTFjc&iat=1634743010&a=%7C%7C252316729%7C%7C&account=podcastmovement%2Eactivehosted%2Ecom&email=39mAMeT0TXlQRKJ%2FlDlBxQA3SuMkJhmkGexv49sZvNU%3D&s=57e9b759e25d786bfa6d8d02b142c740&i=1488A1615A3A32616 (According to Eric Nuzum, podcasters are audio makers), but they're not in the audio business. Following his podcasting masterclass at Radiodays Europe in September, the veteran creator, strategist, and https://magnificentnoise.com/ (Magnificent Noise) co-founder was asked to deliver five ideas around podcasting.  "Idea Number 1: Don't be a podcaster." Nuzum encourages podcasters and radio producers alike to think of themselves as "audio makers." Worrying about platforms will only limit your perceived versatility. To let go of that label now is to save yourself existential anxiety in 10 years when something new comes along. "Idea Number 4: You are not in the audio business." Those that make podcasts are in the community building business, Nuzum says: "You are establishing a hub for a community of people who love a subject or a topic and want to…interact about it." Fostering that hub isn't optional if you plan to grow. "You are not in the audio business; you are in the community building business." Matty and I talk about how brands look at podcasting, and their mindset on how podcasting builds community. And how podcasting is central to community building and engagement for businesses and brands. It's about looking at podcasting as a means to an end - your business or brand goal. Let's talk about what podcasting can do for your business in the next 12-months. Whether you're B2C or B2B, we can create a content marketing strategy that will work for you. Connect with me if you would like to talk more about this. My calendar is available on my Circle270Media Podcast Consultants http://www.circle270media.com/ (business website) at circle270media.com Subscribe to my free daily https://note-to-future-me.captivate.fm/openthemic (Open The Mic Newsletter). It's chock full of podcast news you may have missed, as well as social media, sales, and audio production tips, and insights on how to grow your business podcast. Recorded in conjunction with http://www.channel511.com/ (Channel 511), in the Brewery District, downtown Columbus, OH. Brett Johnson is the owner and lead consultant at Circle270Media Podcast Consultants. With over 35+ years of experience in Marketing, Content Creation, Audio Production/Recording and Broadcasting, the podcast consultants at Circle270Media strategically bring these strengths together for their business Podcast clients. Email us at podcasts@circle270media.com to set up time to talk more about your new or established business podcast.

Matty Staudt drops in with a quick update to let all of you WVU fans know where we've been and when you can catch us next. **New release date revealed**

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt are back with a new laid-back episode. Steve starts us off by giving the latest news on the never-ending saga of punishing his son. The guys then discuss some of their favorite sports films of all time and give some tips for grilling season. Finally, they each share some of the nicknames they have had over the years and play a game in the spirit of nicknames.

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt are all back together after their brief one-week hiatus. This week the guys take questions from the listeners and we learn quite a few new things about everyone. Pat and Steve share some parenting tips along with some of their proudest moments being fathers and Matty talks about his dog. The guys also tell us about their favorite West Virginia food, some WVU unsung heroes, and their regrets. Finally, we get a look into the crazy life of Matty in his new game.

Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt do the show alone this week as Pat White had Daddy Duties to take care of. With not much on the docket, Matty decides to pull show producer Alex Lockett on and ask him a few questions to get to know him a little better. The guys find out that Alex is a pretty interesting dude. Matty and Steve go on to talk about embarrassing things about themselves, paying rent, and how to avoid creating a grease fire in your grill. Finally, Matty gives a quick preview of what next weeks game is going to look like.

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt welcome former Mountaineer teammate, wide receiver, and return ninja, Darius Reynaud to the show. Darius tells the guys about some of his journey through free agency and then what he’s been up to since hanging up the cleats. The guys reminisce on the brotherhood they created back in the day, some amazing games they played, and how special their team was. Finally, Matty has a new game all about big catches, probably not the kind you are thinking of.

Pat White and Steve Slaton give Matty Staudt the low down on their draft experiences and what its like being in the mix. Pat and Steve share a little about what they did to prepare for their drafts along with what the process was like. They give an insiders perspective on what its like waiting to have their names called by an NFL team. The guys also talk about how they felt about the teams that drafted them. Finally, in true TBC fashion, Matty has a draft centric game for the guys.

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt have former WVU duel threat superstar Jarrett Brown on the show to reminisce about the old days and talk about what is new. Jarrett talks about why he stayed and played behind Pat and how they built a brotherhood during their time together. Steve brings up the Rutgers Villain and Jarrett talks about what it's like being a dual-sport athlete. Finally, Matty tests everyone's knowledge of other famous two-sport athletes.

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt talk spring ball and some of the things WVU is working on right now. Pat and Steve talk about proving themselves during the spring to be starters. The guys also react to an article about Oscar Tshiebwe and why he left for Kentucky. Finally, Matty has a game that will determine which school is #1.

Pat White, Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt talk about commitment and student athletes choosing WVU. Pat and Steve share their experiences of being recruited and why they decided to become Mountaineers. The guys also talk about weird recruiting tactics and other interesting requests made by professional athletes and high profile entertainers. Finally, Matty has a new game for Pat and Steve focused on new incoming recruits to WVU along with some famous con-men and Con-women throughout history.

In this episode, Dario talks to a producer and host with his finger on the pulse of the American podcasting landscape, Matty Staudt. Matty has been obsessed with audio broadcasting since childhood, listening to seminal shows such as Bob and Ray's morning show and Dr Demento. Moving into radio at the first opportunity Matty quickly became an an on-air host, morning show lead and executive producer at stations as WJFK in Washington DC, WNEW in New York City, Alice Radio (KLLC) and Live 105 (KITS) in San Francisco. In 2007, Matty redirected his radio career toward the new world of podcasting; becoming a pioneer at Stitcher as their first Director of Content. Matty has been a consultant for top companies like Cisco, Sirius/XM, and The Federal Reserve Bank, creating branded content podcasts, coaching hosts and producers, and formulating dynamic podcast strategies since 2011. He’s hosted several podcasts including his "Access Podcast" (a cousin of New Aural Cultures it seems), interviewing some of the best podcasters in the industry. As a professor at The Academy of Art University in San Francisco, Matty launched one of the nation’s first university-level podcasting departments in 2012. In 2017, Matty encapsulated the radio/podcast convergence when he joined iHeartRadio as the radio industry’s first Vice President of Podcast Programming. As president of Jam Street Media, founded in 2020, he has helped launch a slate of new titles including Big Swing Podcast a podcast hosted by Dodgers pitcher Ross Stripling and longtime sports fan Cooper Surles with pro athlete guests, talking about sports, pop culture, business, and everything in between. It’s where athletes go to talk about sports, Deep Dive with Vanessa Mdee a talk show hosted by the International pop star and personality, featuring inspirational guests, personal stories, and poetry, and Deep Cover: The Real Donnie Brasco features the true stories as told by the real Donnie Brasco, Joe Pistone, about his time with the mob. Sometimes the real story is better than the movie. Don't forget to check out our partner, the SpokenWeb Podcast. They have a brilliant new episode out this month entitled: Listening Ethically to the Spoken Word. Matty Staudt on Twitter. Dario Llinares on Twitter New Aural on Twitter. If you like the show please share on your social networks. If you have an idea for a programme you would like to distribute through New Aural Cultures please email: d.llinares@brighton.ac.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newauralcultures/message

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt have Mountaineer Legend Da’Sean Butler on the show to talk about life after WVU and how he is still connected to the Mountaineer family. Da’Sean gives insight into his world of coaching and recruiting. He also talks about his experience with coach Huggins and how it shaped his future. Finally, the guys learn some interesting facts and some BS fiction about Wheeling West Virginia.

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt have Schuyler Callihan and the Transfer Portal from Sports Illustrated back on the show to talk about the Transfer Portal and how it's affecting college sports along with WVU basketball and football. The guys reflect on WVU falling out of the March Madness tournament and all the crazy bracket business. Finally, Matty takes everyone on a wild ride with this week's game and Pat experienced some technical difficulties and the guys have a lot of fun with it.

Pat White, Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt talk about the March Madness Tournament and WVU. The guys take a look at their brackets and discuss who’s hot! and who’s not! Next, Pat talks about an interesting encounter he had with Dana Holgorsen followed by a discussion about a newly released film they have all watched. Finally, Matty breaks out a new game that leads to an unexpected outcome.

Pat White has officially made it back to the show! Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt find out where he’s been and what he’s been up to on his long hiatus. The guys talk about WVU basketball and coming off a loss. They give their thoughts on the team as a whole and key players. They also cover the Transfer Portal and show some love for the coaching staff. Finally, Pat and Matty have an interesting discussion about a controversial topic that you won’t want to miss.

Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt have Schuyler Callihan from Sports Illustrated on to talk about WVU basketball and football. Steve breaks down the nightmare freeze in Texas and how he survived it. Schuyler Callihan talks about why this year's WVU basketball team is special and who might be coming back next year. He also gives some insight on a few young football prospects. Finally, the guys wind down by playing an interesting game.

In a special two-part episode, the president of Jam Street Media, Matty Staudt, sits down with creators of Appalachian Mysteria, Kendall Perkinson, and Sarah James McLaughlin, to talk about their journey creating the first two seasons. Part two focuses on the creation of season two, Big Savage: The Death of Alexander Stevens. Kendall and Sarah go down the rabbit hole of what went into making the season and how it was different from the first. Stick around until the end of the episode to get a tease of what's to come in season three! Thank you to our sponsor June's Journey. Download June's Journey free today on the Apple App Store or Google Play! Thank you to our sponsor Hello Fresh. Visit Hellofresh.com/mysteria16 to get 16 free meals today!   0:00 – Introduction  1:00 – Interview with Sarah and James  12:56 - Introduction of the 9-1-1 tapes 31:59.139 - Season Three Teaser Follow us on social media Facebook Instagram Twitter A Jam Street Media Production.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this throwback, we take it ALL the way back to episode number 1. In this first show, #5 talks with fellow alum and radio host Matty Staudt about what the new show will be about, the ups and downs Pat has faced the previous 3 years, his job in the CFL, and some ideas for names for the show. This show will be all about your questions, so send them to Pat on Twitter @p5white or email Matty, mattymcq@gmail.com.

In a special two-part episode, the president of Jam Street Media, Matty Staudt, sits down with the creators of Appalachian Mysteria, Kendall Perkinson, and Sarah James McLaughlin, to talk about their journey creating the first two seasons. They discuss their backgrounds, how they got into podcasting, details about each case, and what went into bringing each of these stories to life.  Thank you to our sponsor June's Journey. Download June's Journey free today on the Apple App Store or Google Play! Thank you to our sponsor Switchcraft! Download Switchcraft for free and unlock the magical mystery!   0:00 – Introduction  1:29 – Introduction of Sarah and James Follow us on social media Facebook Instagram Twitter A Jam Street Media Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While we're waiting for Season 2... the president and founder of our favorite show's production company, Matty Staudt, is taking this opportunity to get to know Leo and Joe's story better. From Leo's days in radio to Joe's peccadillos, we get to be flies on the wall to this humorous and revealing discussion between three Italians who have more in common than they realized.Follow us on social mediaFacebookInstagramTwitterWatch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKeT_Ic27g59iGfh23QoP0xG-6aLodMWgA Jam Street Media Production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s show, we debut a little rebranding as Matty Staudt joins Mark and Tuddy to explain podcasting. We signed to their network, now Matty is on to drop a little more knowledge on how this entire thing works, how do you make money and success in podcasting. Podcasts feel so much like indie film making, is it that rough and tumble? Matty also discusses his start and experiences in the radio industry from a no electricity house in West Virginia to being one of the biggest and first alt-rock dj’s in the country; jumping in the major markets of DC, New York, and San Francisco to name. He was in the room when Steve Jobs announces iTunes on the ipod and podcasting proper is invented. Matty talks about risks and career growth via one of his biggest moves leaving iHeartRadio to start his own podcast business, our network, Jam Street Media. #TwoThousandTuddy2:00 - Melissa Joan Heart directs Feliz Navidad2:44 - Matty Staudt on the mic3:20 Adam Curry founder of MTV invented first podcasting3:32 What is an RSS feed4:27 Steve Jobs introduced iTunes5:10 Matty Starting Stitcher5:59 The Janet Jackson thing that changes radio forever was the slip at the Super Bowl6:25 President of Howard Stern’s Company8:03 Two Thousand Tuddy8:27 Matty starts iHeart’s podcasting division9:17 iHeart buys “How Stuff Works” Network12:25 Matty falls into Alt-Rock DJ and breaks bands like Nirvana into the market14:10 Matty moves to a big DC job that scared the crap out of him14:35 Matty moves to NYC for first huge Radio DJ break15:45 Mark risks it to become Producer of Mexico’s Next Top Model20:01 How creatives brains work compared to everyone else20:20 Tuddy on the importance of unwinding25:05 Extrememusic.com25:20 brass tax business of podcasting26:31 Deep Dive with Vanessa Mdee podcast27:48 IP and why podcasts are different than TV29:11 Deep Cover The Real Donnie Brasco Podcast30:52 “But Joe Rogan Does It” article31:30 Tuddy has good news!32:49 Love & Betrayal On The Force documentary34:18 Point in career where risk is fundraising39:07 Feliz Navidad will be out on Lifetime in December42:00

Episode 34 is full of #facts.We cheer after reading Podtrac’ s latest Coronvavirus impact study—downloads and audiences are growing!We say brilliant to RAJA’s latest study that reports over 10.1m people in the UK now listen to podcasts every week.We agree with Matty Staudt of Podcast Business Journal, who reminds podcasters that introducing your episodes with random banter only works if you’re FAMOUS. Instead, he suggests a few simple adjustments to hook new listeners.We hear echo, echo, echo, after reading Matthew Boudreau’s latest piece for Podcast Host, which explains what latency is and how to reduce it.And, we open the tissue box for anyone who’s ever gotten a horrible review. With the help of therapists, podcasters, and artists, we put together a step-by-step guide for overcoming negative reviews (and spinning them into growth opportunities!). TK LINK WHEN LIVE.The podcast industry is rapidly growing. Sounder makes it easy for audio creators to stay on top of it all with This Week In Podcasting, where we discuss this week’s most exciting podcasting news and tips, all in under 10 minutes.

Matty Staudt says your intro matters.  And he's right.Which podcast advertisers are spending more in the age of Coronavirus? Magellan is out with a list of their Top 10, as published on Medium.5 - furniture, 4 online entertainment, 3 -hobbies and lifestyle, 2- home goods. 1- alcoholThis American Life is now on Spotify, and it's not alone. Spotify has joined Apple with having a million shows.  150,000 podcast uploads happened in March, up 69% month over month, according to the Swedish company.One more piece of Spotify news - their platform Anchor can now turn your video call into a podcast.  James Cridland, editor PodNews, and a thought leader in the space, chronicled an amusing exchange with one of these folks.Podnews has a nice sheet to see if your host is IAB certified.  Should you avoid COVID-19 talk in your podcast?  A new Mindshare study says 51% of Americans are limiting their media consumption due to Coronavirus fatigue.  FInally, smart speaker usage is up in the age of quarantine, according to NPR and Edison Research.I have a new podcast project with my collaborators at Tanner Friedman Strategic Communications - it's called Michigan Motors Forward.  I've been inspired by the 15 minute stories that Metro Detroit business owners have shared with me.As always, find me on social at @JAGinDetroit or on my website at www.JAGinDetroit.com.  

Podcasting and radio veteran Matty Staudt joins us to talk about doing podcasting right, radio, ratings, and his life long love of audio. Matty has been around since the early days of podcast starting with Stitcher, then iHeart and now his own company Jam Street Media. I loved his take on our industry. You can find out more info about working with Matty HERE Thanks Matty!    

Matty Staudt has traversed the full landscape of audio production, from his days a radio DJ to his part in the early stages of podcast development at iHeart Media. Today he has founded his own podcast production company, Jam Street Media, focusing on branded content from his home in Los Angeles, California. He walks us through his journey and why he believes podcasting is a particularly powerful medium for business. Also, co-hosts Nick Schildberger and Chris Ashmore unpack so-called "microcasts" the latest term to reflect shorter, more compact podcasts of around five to 12 minutes in length. MORE INFORMATION Cherie Hu, October 15, 2019, 'Will podcast playlists elevate the microcast?' Hot Pod Newsletter, https://hotpodnews.com/will-podcast-playlists-elevate-the-microcast/ Lars Murray, October 10, 2019, 'What is a Microcast, and Why do you need one?' Variety,  https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/what-is-microcast-1203364995/ Podcasting Essentials is produced by: SoundCartel soundcartel.com.au +61 3 9882 8333

Pat White, Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt give their take on California's Pay to Play law and share their thoughts on how the new coach Neal Brown is doing so far. 

Pat White, Steve Slaton and Matty Staudt give their take on California's Pay to Play law and share their thoughts on how the new coach Neal Brown is doing so far. 

Thanks for joining me on the Sound In Marketing podcast for part two of my interview with Matty Staudt, former VP of Podcast Programming at iHeartRadio and current CEO and founder of Jam Street Media a podcast production company for brands.  My name is Jeanna Isham and I’m Head of Audio at Dreamr Productions and Stage Ham Entertainment.Matty predicts, and I tend to agree that we are in a reboot of the 2001 .com and apps era.  The buzz is hot, the advertising dollar spend is high, and so everyone is jumping on the bandwagon.  But that doesn't necessarily mean they will succeed.  Those without a true plan will experience "pod fade".  They'll realize it's an actual job and drop off.  Those that are tried and true will have a great ROI.So when it is time to start a podcast for your brand, put some thought into it before launching.  “No one is ever good at it right away.” Matty stated. With any craft or new project, it takes trial and error.  And until you try, you just don’t know what will come out of it.Matty has 3 E’s that he carefully considers when starting any new podcast.  Empathy; a good podcast creates an empathetic experience. Education; is there an educational factor that goes along with the podcast?  People want to learn. They are interested in the world. And lastly, is it entertaining? Is it good?But it's not all about the end product.  In order to be successful a brand must actually market the product.  They can't just sit on their hands and wait for their audience to come to them.  And don't forget networking and connections.  The space is still friendly and people are helpful.  Take advantage of this opportunity (in a good way) and see how you can help others succeed and they will most likely reciprocate.We are living in a screenless society.  What does that mean? It means that we have become so busy that we don’t have time to look down at our phone screens let alone a computer screen.  So existing in the audio world for a brand or a company is essential.  I hope you enjoyed today's episode of Sound In Marketing.  Don’t forget to follow and subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, iHeart Radio, and Stitcher. And don’t forget about your one month free trial of Stitcher Premium.  Just enter promo code SOUNDINMARKETING at checkout. To get ahold of Matty, you can find him on Linkedin and Twitter and for more information on his company go to Jam Street Media.To get ahold of me, you can find me at Dreamr Productions.  That’s www.dreamrproductions.com , Linkedin and Facebook.  You can also email me at jeanna@dreamrproductions.com Let’s make this world of sound more intriguing, more unique, and more on brand.In these episodes, Matty and I discussed a number of different topics which included:What makes a good podcastHow to decide the definition of your podcast’s ROIIs a podcast for everyone?The three E’sAdvertising in the podcast space

Today I’m joined by Matty Staudt former Vice President of Podcast Programming at iHeartRadio.  Just recently, he took his passion for podcasting full time devoting his full efforts to his company Jam Street Media a podcast production company for brands.  Matty is not new to the world of audio.  At age 16, he started in broadcast at his hometown radio station then off to CBS Radio to produce the G Gordon LIddy Show in DC, The Sports Guys at WNEW NYC and Alice Radio and Live 105 as the AM Executive Producer in San Francisco.  In 2007, he left traditional radio, and became Stitcher’s first Director of Content.  I am really glad that he’s joining me today.  Matty has a wealth of knowledge on what a podcast can look like for a brand, why a podcast is relevant to a brand, and how a brand can go about finding their podcast story.  Not to mention he helped start Stitcher. I feel that gives him more than a little bit of an authority on this.And while we’re on the subject of Stitcher.  If you’re interested in a one month free trial of Stitcher Premium, head on over to Stitcher.com/premium and use promo code SOUNDINMARKETING today.  It’s a great platform and free...is free.  So check it out. I’m planning on signing up too so I’ll let you know what I think.So sit back and enjoy.  Yet again, too much good stuff for one episode so here is Part One of My Interview with Matty Staudt on the Sound In Marketing Podcast.  My name is Jeanna Isham and I’m Head of Audio at Dreamr Productions and Stage Ham Entertainment.Emerging audio and sound technologies are new to us all.  None of us have it figured it out because it is in constant flux.  This is a new age, a new empire. Now is the time to experiment, research, and dig a little deeper.  Pay attention to the things that are just barely surfacing and look closer to see what hasn’t surfaced yet.  Be inquisitive, be curious, ask questions. The only way any of us will be able to get ahead in this is if we work together and share clues.  We all bring different things to the table so don’t see your peers as threats, see them as reinforcement. I hope you enjoyed today's episode of Sound In Marketing.  Don’t forget to follow and subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, iHeart Radio, and Stitcher. And don’t forget to enter promo code SOUNDINMARKETING for your one month free trial of Stitcher Premium.  The link and promo code will be listed in the show notes of this episode.To get ahold of Matty, you can find him on Linkedin and Twitter.  For more information on his company go to Jam Street Media.  To get ahold of me, you can find me at Dreamr Productions.  That’s www.dreamrproductions.com , Linkedin and Facebook.  You can also email me at jeanna@dreamrproductions.com Let’s make this world of sound more intriguing, more unique, and more on brand.

It’s Friday August 2nd. Welcome to This Week In Podcasting where we discuss this week's podcasting news and tips, all in under 10 minutes. This episode is provided by Sounder.fm, the Smartest way to Podcast. Let’s get started.This week we discuss, it’s lonely listening to podcasts in the UK, put another shrimp on the podcast, the 3 E’s of podcasting and the top random podcasting thought of the week.According to the MIDAS Audio survey, 92% of the UK respondents said they listen to a podcast alone. Of these, 45% said they listen to a podcast at home while 21% said they listen at work or a place of study. In the same survey, smartphones are the preferred device for listening at 65% of the listening hours and 71% of Podcast listeners listen to the whole episode while 65% listen to mostly all of the episodes they download.According to the Edison Infinate Dial report for Australia 2019, as well as with commentary from Courtney Carthy, there will be an estimated 780 million podcast episodes downloaded in Australia in 2019. With that number of downloads in a year, the gross revenue in Australia’s podcast ad market would be $15.6 million. Compared to the US, this is relatively small but the audio consumption in Australia is growing rapidly and over the next few years the podcast ad revenue in Australia is expected to grow by an annual compounded growth rate of 86%.Matty Staudt, wrote a Medium post entitled, “The Three E’s of Podcating.” In it, he writes that people love podcasts so much because of three things, empathy, education and entertainment. In it he writes, “Great podcasts evoke empathy. More than any other medium, podcasts generate shared experiences and emotions. When a person listens to a moving podcast, they are transported to the world that the creator paints for them with their words.” For education, he says, “ Podcasts are great teachers. When a person gets done listening to an amazing podcast, they leave a little more informed. They can also find out more about a brand through the stories their favorite podcasts tell.” and for entertainment he states, “At the end of the day, podcasts have to entertain listeners. They should be fun and groundbreaking in their sound. Entertaining both hardcore listeners and newbies is vital for the growth and overall reach of a podcast.”It’s that time for the random podcasting thought of the week. We recently asked ourselves the following question, What is the future of Search Engine Optimization?

Matty Staudt is someone I have been trying to get on the podcast for about a year. His busy work schedule at iHeart made scheduling difficult. However, a change in direction for Matty created the necessary time to have him on. Matty is starting a new venture called Jam Street Media. He had straddled both podcast and broadcast successfully for over a decade. From working as a producer for G. Gordon Liddy, to working at Stitcher, Matty has a good sense where the intersection of podcast and broadcast is located. There's more about this episode on our show page!Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteMatt Fogarty VoiceoversJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxNLogic

Matty Staudt is a 27 year broadcasting vet. ​Having worked as a producer, consultant, and mentor throughout his career, Matty is now serving as VP of Podcast Programming for iHeartMedia. He talks about his journey with long-time friend and the host of Second Chances, Greg Baldwin.

Matty Staudt is a 27-year broadcasting vet. Having worked as a producer, consultant, and mentor throughout his career, Matty wanted to give back and started teaching at the Academy of Art University. There he developed the first podcast production program of its kind in the United States and their first branded content course. In 2017 Matty was named Digital Program Director for iHeartMedia San Francisco and a year later become the company’s and radio’s first VP of Podcast Programming overseeing all of the 755 locally produced podcasts in the iHeartRadio family of stations.

Conway talks to Matty Staudt the VP of Podcast at iHeart Media about his new podcast. We find out how many times Tim has been suspended and what the true purpose of this podcast is.

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If you are looking into starting a podcast we have our digital director/podcast expect Matty Staudt tell us what you should do plus he dishes on his Pixar role.

Matty is one of the biggest names in radio and podcast production in the country. Very cool conversation about his early start in radio at just 16! Producing for Watergate celebrity, G. Gordon Liddy, his cutting edge podcast, being on the ground floor of "Stitcher" radio network and alot more.

On this episode of “Hot Off the Press” Chef Pete gives listeners a recap of all the happenings of the year. With multiple Food Network episode features, new restaurant openings, and even a trip to Washington D.C. to represent the industry on Capitol Hill, 2017 has been one for the books. Be sure to stay tuned to “Hot Off the Press” to see what’s in store for 2018!  On a recent trip to "Panini Pete's" on the campus of West Virginia University, Pete caught up with former WVU quarterback star Pat White. A Daphne, Alabama native (Pete’s hometown), White played for WVU before being selected by the Miami Dolphins in the second round of the 2009 NFL draft. He became the first quarterback in NCAA history to win four bowl games in a row (five including the Senior Bowl) and broke numerous Big East Conference and NCAA records. White finished sixth in Heisman voting in 2007 and seventh in 2008. He was a three-time All-Big East first-team selection, and WVU was 42-9 in White's four seasons. In addition, White was drafted by the Anaheim Angels in the Major League Baseball draft but declined the offer to play college football instead. His career concluded with a final stop in the Canadian Football League playing for the Edmonton Eskimos before retiring in 2015 after a traumatic head injury. White now works as a financial representative for Northwestern Mutual in the Greater Pittsburgh area. White and his brothers are also the founders of Blueprint Performance, a program that provides coaching, on the field training and academic prep to help high school students make the transition to college athletes.  White hosts a weekly podcast where he talks WVU sports and takes fan questions with WVU alum and radio host Matty Staudt. Check out "The Pat White Podcast" here and be sure to connect with White on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 

Access Podcast is a new podcast, about podcasts! Each week host Matty Staudt will interview some of the biggest names in podcasting about their new shows as well as give you tips on some great podcasts to listen to on iHeart Radio. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt are back to kick off the 2017 WVU Football Season. This week they talk about the WVU Game, what Pat though of Will Grier, what Steve thought about the rest of the offense, and Matty talks about WVU fan's reactions. Plus, Grier's wife is hot, fan feedback, and a surprise in this week's Player or Porn Star game. 

Pat White, Steve Slaton, and Matty Staudt are back to kick off the 2017 WVU Football Season. This week they talk about the WVU Game, what Pat though of Will Grier, what Steve thought about the rest of the offense, and Matty talks about WVU fan's reactions. Plus, Grier's wife is hot, fan feedback, and a surprise in this week's Player or Porn Star game. 

Today's Guest: Robert Conrad, actor, "The Wild Wild West" Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience that includes Brigadier General Moore, Colonel Lard, 1st Lt. Wiley, Capt. Gutterman, Lt. Anderson, Lt. Bob Boyle and 1st Lt. Bragg… in the NEW new media capital of the world, St. Petersburg, Florida!   Order 'The Wild Wild West: The Complete Series' by clicking on the photo above! He’s the original TV tough guy. He’s a formidable ladies man and unstoppable flirt. And now in his late 70s – 70s! – Robert Conrad still doesn’t know the meaning of slow down and smell the flowers. ROBERT CONRAD audio excerpt: "I enjoy everybody's company. I haven't had anybody on the radio show who's surprised me. I've been in the business 55 years!" He’s in his third year as a weekend host on the CRN Digital Talk network – a podcaster, for cryin’ out loud! And you know what? He’s damned entertaining. There may be snow on the roof, but there is still fire in the heart. Conrad, who became a household name when he starred in Hawaiian Eye and Wild Wild West, is at home in front of a microphone, sounding like a guy who has been doing radio all of his life. I first heard about Conrad’s now vocation when he was interviewed on Stitcher’s “Meet The Talkers” with Matty Staudt. He was hysterically funny and blunt, gamely answering any and all questions. Now it’s my turn. Robert Conrad CRN Radio Website • Twitter • Order Wild Wild West: The Complete Series on DVD Actor Robert Conrad now hosts 'PM Show with Robert Conrad' on CRNTalk.com   Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

This week Pat White, Matty Staudt, and Steve Slaton take on the Bruce Irvin, Skylar Howard Twitter Beef. Pat and Steve share their feelings about Skylar's tweet about the Big East and Pat talks about recent comments made by new Hall Of Famer Jason Taylor. All that plus and another exciting round of Player or Porn Star. 

This week Pat White, Matty Staudt, and Steve Slaton take on the Bruce Irvin, Skylar Howard Twitter Beef. Pat and Steve share their feelings about Skylar's tweet about the Big East and Pat talks about recent comments made by new Hall Of Famer Jason Taylor. All that plus and another exciting round of Player or Porn Star.