Podcast appearances and mentions of mike russel

Philippe Chapot est notre envoyé spécial au London Podcast show avec un invité Marco Paglia de MusixMatch. ( https://www.musixmatch.com/fr ) On fait le tour de toutes les nouveautés que Philippe a pu découvrir sur place. On parle aussi de nouvelles avancées technologiques pour le podcasting avec Bruno Gulgielminetti, Philippe et notre invité. Retrouvez Marco Paglia sur LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcopaglia/

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Esta semana en La Descarga: una nueva registración de marca por TikTok podrá significar un nuevo servicio de streaming, las cookies de terceras partes sobreviven un año más, logran hacer el podcast más largo del mundo en Venezuela, y la publicidad en el AppStore de Apple nos podrá decir algo del futuro de Apple Podcasts. Nueva registración de marca por TikTok El jueves pasado, Dan Whateley y Amanda Perelli de Business Insider, cubrieron una nueva solicitud de marca registrada para un servicio llamado TikTok Music. Como sugiere el nombre, la empresa matriz de TikTok, ByteDance, podría estar buscando expandir la marca TikTok más allá de su relación actual con la música y crear una plataforma de transmisión. “La idea de que ByteDance lanzaría un servicio de streaming independiente como "TikTok Music" en los EE. UU. para competir con servicios como Spotify y Apple Music no es infundada. Ya ejecuta una aplicación de transmisión llamada Resso en tres mercados, India, Brasil e Indonesia, que ha estado comiendo porciones del mercado de otros transmisores en el último año”. Fin de cita. Aunque nada ha sido anunciado formalmente, las fuentes con las que se contactaron Perelli y Whateley para su historia sugieren que es muy poco probable que ByteDance presente una solicitud de marca registrada en los EE. UU. y Australia sin no hubiera una gran posibilidad de que la compañía tuviera éxito. Luego está la cuestión de que este avance tenga mucho sentido para TikTok. ¿Por qué cubrimos esto en la descarga? Bueno, además del hecho de que TikTok está devorando lentamente el internet, viene específicamente para el audio y las listas de aplicación de marca registradas, entre otras cosas, la capacidad de transmisión de la nueva aplicación propuesta: “aplicaciones móviles descargables que brindan contenido de transmisión de podcast y radio”. Lo que queda por venir es cuál será la versión de TikTok para un podcast. Las cookies de terceras partes sobreviven un año más Una vez más, las cookies de terceras partes sobreviven, ya que google ha demorado su fin un año más. El miércoles pasado, Richard Lawler de The Verge cubrió la historia en un artículo que anuncia: “Google retrasa el bloqueo de cookies de terceros nuevamente, ahora apunta a fines de 2024". Según Lawler, “El plan es expandir el grupo de usuarios de Chrome que tienen habilitadas las API de Privacy Sandbox a “millones de usuarios en todo el mundo” a partir de agosto, y luego gradualmente optar por más personas durante el resto del año y hasta 2023, que dará a los editores y desarrolladores de estos sitios tiempo para descubrir cómo funciona la tecnología antes de que las API estén "generalmente disponibles" para el tercer trimestre de 2023". Fin de cita Con esta segunda demora, las cookies de terceros se están convirtiendo en el zapato que no quiere romperse. Aunque el podcasting no depende de las cookies en sí, la capacidad de rastrear a los consumidores individuales sigue siendo una expectativa de los especialistas en marketing digital que no quieren ver la tecnología desaparecer. Si fuera así, los podcasts estarían al igual con los anuncios móviles y web, y todos tendrían que hacer el trabajo para dirigirse a los consumidores adecuados. Logran hacer el podcast más largo del mundo en Venezuela Manuela: ¡El Podcast Eterno! Así se llama el podcast más largo del mundo que dos venezolanos lograron hacer la semana pasada, según Fabrizio S.D. de la editorial venezolana El Diario. Juan Carlos Martinez y John Da Silva, dos creadores con experiencia en hacer podcasts, reclutaron a más de 35 presentadores y 50 personas detrás las operaciones quienes a través de 3 días transmitieron el podcast.       Según Fabrizio, “Se plantearon 40 horas de transmisión continua al cumplirse 40 años de la creación del origen del Internet, por lo que se habló sobre temáticas relacionadas como tecnología, tendencias de consumo, redes y plataformas sociales, así como también otras como cultura pop, música y datos curiosos.” Fin de cita.       Este nuevo record de 40 horas seguidas de podcasting supera el record existente del británico Mike Russel, quien transmitió un podcast por 36 horas. Ahora, los creadores buscan la certificación de los Guiness world record.       El hecho que el logro del podcast más largo ahora pertenece a Latinoamerica, muestra el crecimiento y las oportunidades en los podcasts que se podrán realizar en países como Venezuela. Si tiene algo de tiempo libre, puede escuchar el podcast y se parte de la historia a través del enlace en la descripción del episodio. La publicidad en el AppStore de Apple Gabe: La edición de este martes de Stratechery cubre muchas secciones de la llamada de ganancias de Apple, pero una sección en particular se destaca en La Descarga: los nuevos espacios publicitarios en la tienda de aplicaciones de Apple. Chance Miller de 9to5Mac lo detalla. “Apple está expandiendo su negocio de publicidad y agregando dos nuevos espacios publicitarios en la App Store. Actualmente, la App Store tiene dos espacios publicitarios: uno en la pestaña principal "Buscar" y otro en los resultados de búsqueda. Los dos nuevos anuncios de la App Store revelados traerán anuncios a la página de inicio del App Store llamada 'Hoy', así como a las páginas de aplicaciones individuales”. Aunque el App Store y Apple Podcasts son servicios diferentes, este cambio de clima podría indicar un cambio de clima en el mundo de los podcasts. Actualmente no hay anuncios en Apple Podcasts. Apple también dedica un tiempo considerable a presentar podcasts en lugares donde los anuncios normalmente aparecen sin cargo. Años de cuidadosa selección y ubicación óptima han hecho que esos lugares se vuelvan increíblemente codiciados. Al hacer que algunos de esos espacios estén disponibles para la compra, a través de la búsqueda o la página de inicio, o incluso en las páginas de OTROS podcasts, Apple desbloquearía una gran oportunidad de ingresos para ellos mismos fuera de las suscripciones y brindaría una nueva oportunidad de pago para la promoción de podcasts. Resumen de historias que estamos siguiendo Finalmente, es hora de nuestro resumen de historias que estamos siguiendo. Estos son artículos que no llegaron el episodio de hoy, pero aún vale la pena incluirlos en su lectura de su fin de semana. Las cuatro grandes lecturas de esta semana son: Primero: Google comienza un experimento de anuncios basado en grupos de interés escrito por Laurie Sullivan. Google está probando agrupar a los usuarios en grupos de interés (el artículo da "bicicletas personalizadas" como ejemplo). Esto tiene implicaciones para los podcasts. ¿Cuál sería una excelente manera de llegar a los fanáticos de las bicicletas personalizadas? Un podcast de bicicletas personalizadas. El podcasting tiene una ventana para resolver estas cosas. Revise su calendario para la tarde del 16 de agosto, ya que se acerca el Latino Podcast Listener Report 2022 o en español Informe de oyentes latinos de podcasts. La presentación, copresentada por Gabriel Soto, director sénior de investigación de Edison Research, y mi co-anfitrion aquí en la descarga, y la cofundadora de She Podcasts, Elsie Escobar. Inscríbase ahora. También: Los podcasts están probando anuncios fuera del hogar para llegar a audiencias más amplias por Alyssa Meyers. En un episodio anterior, mencionamos la historia de Slow Burn comprando una valla publicitaria para promocionar su temporada acerca de Shirley Wheeler en los estados discutiendo más los derechos de abortes. Finalmente: Cómo Charlie Kammerer de Slate prioriza la frecuencia para aumentar los ingresos de los podcasts por Kayleigh Barber. En una pieza que rara vez ocurre en la cobertura de podcasts convencional, Charlie Kammerer de Slate habla sobre la estrategia de podcasting del medio. Cabe destacar el enfoque que muestra un valor integrado, utilizando muros de pago de podcast para impulsar las suscripciones de Slate en general. La Descarga es una producción de Sounds Profitable. El episodio de hoy fue presentado por Manuela Bedoya y Gabriel Soto, y escrito por Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta y Tom Webster son los productores ejecutivos de La Descarga de Sounds Profitable.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New York Times best-selling author Brad Thor joins The Brewmance as his new book, Rising Tiger is out. It's his 21st book in his Scott Harvath series (22nd overall). Mike Russel and Rob Hunter think Harvath needs a vacation. Join us as we chat with Brad about Rising Tiger, his writing process, and the biggest challenges facing the world. It's another fun conversation with Brad as some critics are now calling him the greatest political thriller writer of all time. It's always enlightening to chat with the best at what they do. Cheers.

On this edition of GFA Live, Peter and Keithie talk about WWF Wrestling Challenge from August 11, 1991! (and some other stuff, of course!) Topics of discussion include: * The quick bombshell at the end of the show with Bobby Heenan holding the Big Gold Belt/NWA title * Breaking down the 2nd Jake Roberts/Ultimate Warrior vignette from the cemetary * Indecisive Sid Justice * Famous angles on Wrestling Challenge and how they are all in 1991-92 * The worst world title change of the WWF Golden era * A WWF event center promoting....a celebrity softball game? And also imagining what happened in the game * The Rockers and their hats * The part of the "Bort license plates" Simpsons scene that Peter finds funniest * Booking a couples Camel Clutch * Greg Valentine and "Linda hair" * An uncomfortable All in the Family episode with a guest star with an unfortunate name Lineup: Bret “the Hitman” Hart vs. Moondog Moretti Update: Sid Justice on interview platform with Hogan/Warrior Sergeant Slaughter vs. Vern Sebert & Jeff Wheeler Event Center: Promos from Natural Disasters and Greg Valentine The Rockers vs. The Black Knight and Jim Peterson The Warlord vs. Randy Thatcher Event Center: Celebrity softball game The Natural Disasters vs. Mike Russel and Hutch Thomas Jake Roberts/Ultimate Warrior vignette in cemetary SummerSlam Report The Undertaker vs. Ray Williams Email: Greetingsfromallentown@gmail.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/GFAllentownPod

Welcome back to another episode of Pure EVil MMA Podcast with Host EVil Eddie. On todays program The Champ 170lbs and one of the Pure EVil Guests of the year over the last half decade, Robert "TQ" Turnquest is back to help co-host. The guys dive into some very eye opening COVID 19 FACTS that are backed up by "TQ" with sources you can find down below like how there have been stories that broke back in January of this year that were somehow overlooked in concern of the creation of this pandemic being created right under our nose. Also as promised, the guys stand up and speak on what so many other fighters and journalists will NOT TELL YOU in regards of what really is going on behind the scenes in the MMA World. Ali Abdelaziz and his past are put on blast along with his signed fighters who may have been used as pawns to recruit young teens for evil acts within the dark world of what Americans would call Gang affiliation that later would go on to back a leader who is known for killing gay and bisexual humans as if they were nothing more than a weed in a garden. Keep an open mind during this program and make sure to do your own research! Both Robert Turnquest and EVil Eddie have provided sources down below! We suggest starting with one of the most infamous articles in MMA History called "Rat In A Cage" by EVil Eddies good friend MIKE RUSSEL! So dive in and enjoy the stories of the corruption that has been been overlooked inside the MMA Scene for many years including some well known cases that are affiliated with some of the most well known and exciting fighters to date on this episode of Pure EVil MMA Podcast!  Sources: https://forums.sherdog.com/threads/rat-in-a-cage-the-real-story-of-ali-abdel-aziz.3115151/ https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5e8a0548c5b6e7d76c65c8a4 https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/harvard-university-professor-and-two-chinese-nationals-charged-three-separate-china-related https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-daily/id1200361736?i=1000430563445

On episode 180 of the BSP, I analyze YouTube making changes to the manual copyright claiming system to curb abuse, and allow creators more power in this arena. I also discuss fair use, and common myths of fair use.    Subscribe to the full audio podcast at http://www.bandrewsays.com   Gear Used This Episode (Affiliate Links): Shure Sm7b:  https://geni.us/shuresm7b Warm Audio WA73-EQ: https://geni.us/wa73eq Universal Audio Arrow: https://geni.us/uaarrow Sony MDR7506: https://geni.us/7506   Twitter: @bandrewsays Ask Questions: AskBandrew@gmail.com Merch; https://teespring.com/stores/podcastage-store Discord: https://discord.gg/dXQUc7v   00:00 - Intro   01:03 - YouTube Updates Manual Copyright Claim System 04:36 - Four Factors of Fair Use 10:18 - Four Myths of Fair Use 13:00 - What is Public Domain? Manual Claiming Monetization: https://youtube-creators.googleblog.com/2019/08/updates-to-manual-claiming-policies.html Manual Claiming Actions: https://youtube-creators.googleblog.com/2019/07/better-tools-to-resolve-manual-Content-ID-claims.html Fair Use: https://www.youtube.com/yt/about/copyright/fair-use/ FAQs: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2797449#c-pd 17:10 - Keychron K2 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard  18:40 - Beyerdynamic DT770 & DT990 20:18 - WYHTS: Using Two Blue Yeti’s at the Same Time Blue FAQ: https://www.bluedesigns.com/faq/ 21:32 - WYHTS: Don’t Have Money? Buy a Cheap Lav Mic. 23:08 - WYHTS: What Should the FCC Do About Equifax? Better Podcasting: https://www.betterpodcasting.com 29:35 - Ask Bandrew  30:17 - Email 1 30:44 - Should I Upgrade from the Scarlett 2i2 to the RME Baby Face Pro? 33:22 - Email 2 33:55 - Is the Podmic or SM57 with A81WS less Sibilant? 35:27 - Email 3 35:45 - When 2 of Your Top 5 Condensers Are…. 37:38 - Voice Submission 41:02 - 24-bit vs 32-bit floating Voice of Mail Podcast: https://www.voiceofmail.com Mike Russel’s Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THFyeDmmz4k Repear Blog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gEw92Za9xQ 45:11  - Outro

Sermon bumpers are the short videos created to promote and accompany a church’s sermon series. Sermon bumpers build anticipation and are great for setting the emotional tone and atmosphere for a message within a service. And so in this video, I’ll share with you a brilliant sermon bumper example from a person in Pro Church Nation - and we’ll reverse engineer how you can make your own sermon bumper just like it.   ***VISIT THE FULL POST HERE: https://prochurchtools.com/the-new-sermon-bumper-formula-5-easy-steps/   What's In This Session? #1: Establishing shot (2:50) #2: Narrated scripture passage (3:15) #3: Serif font (6:03) #4: Glitch transitions (6:47) #5: Atmospheric backing track (8:03)   Show Notes & Resources Mentioned: Featured Resource: RebelGive Storytape Slack Voices.com Vintage voice effect from Mike Russel in Adobe Audition 20 Best Google Web Fonts Peter McKinnon Tutorial Glitch Soundstripe Pro Church Tools Pro Church Tools on Facebook Pro Church Tools on YouTube Brady Shearer on Instagram Brady Shearer on Twitter Alex Mills on Instagram  

In this week’s episode, I chat with Mike Russel from the Music Radio Creative YouTube channel. We talk about how he has grown his YouTube channel to over 100K subscribers and how he is running a full-time business centered around online video and YouTube. We also go deep on audio, as he is known as one of the best experts in this field!  About Mike: Mike is the Creative Director at Music Radio Creative. Audio production is his life. Mike is passionate about helping you to sound great! Mike is a recognized expert on audio production with 100K+ subscribers on his YouTube channel. He presents videos and a live stream about producing voice-overs, cleaning up audio, improving the sound of your voice, creating music, sound design and more. Watch at: https://mrc.fm/live Don’t forget that if you pledge with $5 or more over on our Patreon campaign, I will take a look at your channel each month and give you some tips and ideas on how you can improve! Support the show on Patreon here for day-to-day interaction with myself and the community on discord. Subscribe to my new Podcast “The Entrepreneurs Minute” here! Links Discussed In This Episode Canon 70D – A Fantastic Camera at a great price. TubeBuddy – A tool that makes your YouTube Life EASIER and Helps grow your channel. AudioHero – A Fantastic source for copyright free music to use with your content. The Netflix of AUDIO. Use our Code CREATOR at checkout for a special promotional price. Screenflow — A fantastic Screen Recording software for Mac to create beautiful screencast videos. Adobe Audition — Audio editing software. AudioBlocks – A Fantastic Resource for royalty free music. Support The YouTube Creators Hub Podcast Here: If this podcast is bringing you value SUPPORT THE SHOW AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: TubeBuddy – A tool that makes your YouTube Life EASIER and Helps grow your channel. Patreon – Get Your Channel Featured On The Show AND Acess to an exclusive YouTube Creators Facebook Group AudioHero – A Fantastic source for copyright free music to use with your content. The Netflix of AUDIO. Use our Code CREATOR at checkout for a special promotional price. Bluehost – If you need a website use this link to get a free Domain Name and a great deal on hosting.

We salute you, AC/DC co founder Malcom Young has passed away Notorious mass murderer Charles Manson has passed away Attention Walmart Shoppers, please evacuate quickly and calmly…. Rockstar’s Musical Story is all about attempting crowd control The weird new story shows why communication is really, really important. And we are joined in studio by rockbound, The Motorleague and from IHW, good friend of the show, Mr Mike Russel. Check out our audience survey and make our shows better! http://bit.ly/TPCNetworkSurvey Brought to you by: The Comic Hunter http://www.comichunter.net and Spin-It Records & Video http://www.spin-itrecords.ca also IHW Wrestling http://www.ihw.ca plus Opposuits Canada: http://bit.ly/2sjdF8u US: http://bit.ly/2uieWOm UK: http://bit.ly/2sF6A1r Finally ShareASale http://bit.ly/2tKi204 A TPC Network podcast http://www.tpcnetwork.com Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

This week we are joined by MMA Journalist Mike Russell (Real Fight Stories) to discuss the Edmonton Combative Sports Commission, and the issues surrounding the June 18th, 2017 passing of former UFC fighter Tim Hague. Feel free to support Mike Russel and his investigations at Real Fight Stories.com Hosted by Steve Jeffery, David Abraham and Greg Persson.  Listen to us Wednesday nights at 6:30pm on CFMU 93.3 FM, and online at http://www.thehammermma.com, MMASucka.com, The Itunes Store, Stitcher, MMAPodcast.com, Player.FM, find @SteveJeffery on Twitter, or just email us.

Understand Before Being Understood About a month ago I left a comment on the Spreaker Live show, and this comment resulted in a response from the host that in a conversation he had with me was "Disproportional." So after we both hissed at each I set up a time when we could talk about this and see how we pushed each other's buttons. We did and it was a great interview. The bad news is my SD Card ran out of room, and my backup (mp3 skype recorder) didn't get it either. I could call Alex back on, but at this point, so much water is under the bridge, I thought I would just paraphrase what really happened. In my comment, there were times when I used ALL CAPS to make a point. Alex is used to dealing with comments from YouTube which are much crueler, and personal that the average podcast comment This was the first time he had been challenged on the podcast side of this content (vs the YouTube side) and it caught him off guard. He apologized for calling me a schmuck, and I explained that when he made a joke about me not having any listeners (because I don't use Spreaker), and that I wasn't up front with people about the fact that I work for Libsyn, and we chatted about that. I explained how I wasn't trying to push his buttons, and then we did something that most people miss out on. We had some cool conversation about topics we have in common. For example, Chris Cornell had just died. Neither one of use quite gets while World Trade Center Tower Number 7 went down. In the end, I look forward to meeting Alex at Podcast Movement. If I had not taken a second to step back, and wonder if there was something I DID to create such a reaction (instead of just condemning the other person) then I would've lost out on an opportunity to learn something (be careful using caps in comments), and Alex wouldn't have been able to see his reaction. Lastly, I think we both gained a new friend. So instead of being so set on proving somebody wrong, instead maybe ask, "Why did you say that?" or "What were you feeling when you said that?" and try to understand before being understood (Which is a lesson I learned from the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People) Seriously, How Do I Grow My Audience? Devlin Wilder posted in a Facebook Group, "Please, for the love of all that's good and pure, someone please help me WITH REAL INFO on how I get the numbers. I don't want to hear I need to have my show out for years or I need to get to 200 episodes or what not. And I've had no luck with Fiverr. I need to know the real deal" This is like saying, "I want to know about making a baby, but I don't want to hear about ovaries, sperm, or having to wait 9 months." THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS  In her book Beyond Powerful Radio Radio Consultant Vallerie Geller states, "in my experience, with few exceptions it takes about three years to build a talk station." She points out that the original Star Trek Series was canceled after three seasons and it was re-runs where the audience found the show. Jerry Seinfeld has framed a memo stating that his show has a poor supporting cast, and most people who saw the test pilot would not watch it again. Gary Vaynrchuck says nobody watched his show for the first 19 months Rand Fishkin tells about his wife, Geraldine, and her travel blog, Everywhereist. For two years she never broke 100 visitors a day (she does a blog). Five years later she gets 1000,000 visitors a month. Source Success comes from feedback, and the ability to look at yourself and ask "Can I Improve This?" Growing up I had a basketball hoop in my backyard. Every time I shot a basket and it bounced off the rim and back at me.... that was feedback.  I watched Kareem Abdul Jabar and his sky hooks shot. It was unblockable. I practiced my skyhook over and over and over. Eventually, I could shoot it with my eyes shut. That took time. If you want to quit your job in six weeks, I would recommend that you not even start podcasting. This is like someone wanting to lose 40 pounds in six weeks. You soon learn that six weeks is not that long, and 40 pound is not that small. The Answer is There is No Answer There are so many factors that play into this Are you working full time? What market are you in and how crowded is it? How unique are you? Your Web Design It's Not Who You Know, It's Who Knows You Podcast Movement is coming up in August, and DC Podfest is coming up in November. I will be at Podcast Movement, and I plan on being in DC Podfest. Do these cost lots of money? Just the travel alone can be expensive based on your budget. That is the key, what is your budget? If you don't have the budget, don't be stupid, don't go. I'm saving money as we speak for Social Media marketing world. I have to plan. I have to put money in my budget. If you have a family with a spouse and kids, don't be stupid. Is It Worth Going to An Event? I have a podcast group for people in Northeast Ohio. I rarely get more than five people in attendance. One of those people (Matt from theauthorinsideyou.com) helped get me on a local TV show. I met Gary Leland, Paul Colligan, and Rob Walch at one of the fire New Media Expos. Rob was the person I called when I found myself out of a job and looking to work in the podcasting industry (I now work for Libsyn). I met Ken Blanchard at an event and I haven't stopped laughing yet. I met Jared Easley and Dan Franks at the New Media Show. Later they would start Podcast Movement and I've been blessed to say I've spoken at every single one in one capacity or another. I met Eri kK Johnson and came up with the idea of adding him to the Podcast Review show at an event. I met Mike Russel of Music Radio Creative at the New Media Show I met Glenn The Geek At Podcast Movement. Glen got me involved with Chris Krimitsos and I was able to speak at Podfest.us That lead to me helping with the Messengers Podcast about their documentary. That lead to me being the closing keynote at podfest.us this year. One person, one contact. Last year I met a whole bunch of people at DC Podfest including Matthew from Podtopod.com. Most of those I paid for (events post-2016 I typically can expense out). When I was a musician, I once drove four hours after getting off work at 8 PM to drive to Cincinnati and hangout with a bunch of indie musicians for three hours before turning around and driving home (I was probably 20). One of the relationships I start at that meeting was a guy who went to another event and learned about podcasting. Whooshkaa Free Media Hosting For those who are new to me reviewing media hosting, I have some criteria. 1. Don't mess with my file. What I upload is what I want people to download. 2. Give me the ability to have an unlimited back catalog (unlimited storage) 3. Don't limit my audience size (unlimited bandwidth) 4. Don't control my feed, and make it easy to leave if I choose to do so. I need to be able to put in an iTunes redirect script. 5. Give me support. 6. Charge me for your service so you can stay in business 7. Give me stats so I can see what's working. It would be nice if they were accurate Whooshkaa is doing something that has been tried by audiometric.io and before them podango.com. This is where you give free hosting so you can see advertising on the podcast. Do Whooshkaa meet my criteria? No, but there is an asterisk. They mess with your file (as they put code into the mp3 file to alert when to play an advertisement), so they keep most of your ID3 tags, but they ditch you image (so if someone downloads your show to their computer and plays it, the dreaded gray music note of death appears on a windows machine). They also change your file name. They don't change your file format, but by nature, they HAVE to change your file to stay in business. Their support was quick and very helpful. Their stats are very similar to what everyone else provides (number of downloads, geographic, operating system, the technology used, etc). They do offer how long someone has listened. Unless they have cracked a new code, this is typically a wasted stat. The only way they can get that information is if you are using their player. To this, I point out that over 80% of podcasts are listened to on a mobile device (so this stat is kind of a "Corinthian leather" feature, sounds good, but in the end not that accurate). They have a built in "Clammr" feature, called highlights. Clammr.com is the first service that allows you to make snippets of a show and share it on social media. With Clammr you can share a snippet of the show and when they click on the snippet they are taken to a place where they can listen to the rest of the episode. You can see how many people listened to your "Highlight." For me, I thought the design could be adjusted to make it go from easy to SUPER EASY to hear the rest of the podcast. They do have a weird "Sign up for our newsletter" when you send people to an episode on Whooshkaa. The problem is that for the Whooshkaa email list (not yours). Getting Paid As the code in the mp3 file has the word "Triton" I'm guessing that they are using Triton for their advertisements. This means that podcasters can probably expect 1 to 2 cents per download. So if I had my Weekly Web Tools on their platform I might make $12 for the month (at 1200 downloads a month). That is if you are lucky enough to have advertising. When I enquired about their CPA, they responded, "We don't have any information on the CPA for ads.  We generally only work with our larger podcasters/media companies for ad injection." When I wanted to know how many downloads you need to get a sponsor, a support person lets me know, "Generally more than 10k per month before we approach a podcaster for ads. Some of our current partners monetising include News Corp, Fox Sports, Sky News, Bauer and a few large Australian Sporting organizations. When I pointed out to them that others had tried this model, they responded, "We support the podcast ecosystem with free hosting, while making ad revenue from the top 5%.  At the end of the day, the cost of hosting a podcast with small downloads is negligible.  We hope that some of the smaller podcasters turn out to be the next Ira Glass or Alex Blumberg :) It's super easy to pick a spot where you want your advertising to be placed. By default, they want to add three advertisers (I chose one). I believe you will be contacted when you reach certain milestones for advertising as there is nothing in the dashboard (that I can find, and nothing in their help section) about getting paid (i.e paypal, direct deposit). Conclusion Call me weird, but building your podcast on a host that doesn't charge is risky business (again, podango, audiometric.io) but if you're in a boat and have zero budget (they do redirect feeds if you want to leave) then I would recommend Whooshkaa over another free service Pinecast if you're looking for a free service with all the trimmings. If you asked me which one will be in business in five years between Pinecast and Whooshkaa, I would put my money on Pinecast as their free service motivates you to upgrade to their paid service. With Whooshkaa they are hoping that people with 10,000 downloads per episode take their advertising, and don't leave for another host. I notice in their terms of service it states, "If you are a Commercial User/Channel Partner, this may be altered by any specific agreements we hold with you." Podcast Rewind Podcraft on New and Noteworthy Podcaster's Roundtable on Finding Your Audience Start Your Podcast Today Step by Step Tutorials Twice a month Live Coaching Private Facebook Group Priority Email Support JOIN TODAY

Coming up this week on "What's The Finish?"… oh come on, everyone knows what we will be talking about this week, also Chris has a problem with a cock and Chris also has an issue with the 5th, I'm not saying the 2 are related, but keep listening and we'll all find out together and we're joined in studio by the Francophone voice of IHW Unstoppable, Mr Mike Russel. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Coming up this week on "What's The Finish?"… oh come on, everyone knows what we will be talking about this week, also Chris has a problem with a cock and Chris also has an issue with the 5th, I'm not saying the 2 are related, but keep listening and we'll all find out together and we're joined in studio by the Francophone voice of IHW Unstoppable, Mr Mike Russel. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

“Brands want to figure out a way to activate and engage their fans.” - Mike Russell   In this Conversation We Cover: - Mike’s background and how he came to start Hoorah Mobile - How Dominick and Mike were introduced - What Hoorah Mobile does - How the product evolved as a result of competition - How Hoorah Mobile’s business model is unique in a crowded industry - How Mike gains attention from big league institutions - What’s next for Hoorah Mobile   Story: In this conversation Mike and Dominick sit down to discuss the history of Hoorah Mobile and how Mike is changing the world of sports marketing. Mike shares his own story and then dives into what he’s trying to accomplish with Hoorah Mobile in an industry that doesn’t move very quickly. Finally, Mike leaves us with some golden nuggets on how he runs his company and the role that competition and obstacles play in his company’s growth.

Episode 3 of Scriggler Podcast Featuring (in order of appearance): H.O de Jonge, KD Rose, Nour Al-Hajj, Miriam Calleja, Mike Russel, The Sands Links to performer's profiles/bookstore pages: H.O de Jonge: https://scriggler.com/Profile/harry_jonge_ho_de_jonge http://www.amazon.com/H-O-De-Jonge/e/B00NXAI02Y/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1439633059&sr=8-1 KD Rose: https://scriggler.com/Profile/kd_rose amazon.com/author/kdrose Nour Al-Hajj https://scriggler.com/Profile/nour_alhajj Miriam Calleja https://scriggler.com/Profile/miriam_calleja_miriam_c http://edebooks.eu/bookstore/#!/POMEGRANATE-HEART/p/49307049/category=0 Mike Russel https://scriggler.com/Profile/mike_russell http://www.strangebooks.com The Sands https://thesandsmusic.bandcamp.com/releases soundcloud.com/thesandsbeasttobone

Coming up this week on "What's The Finish?", Hulkamania is not running wild for Chris this week, the weird news story of the week is despicable, Roddy Piper has sadly passed away and we are joined in studio by Mike Russel from IHW, and Luke McDearmid and Langille's wife, Susan. All this and more in this week's episode, "Baseball References" Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Coming up this week on "What's The Finish?", Hulkamania is not running wild for Chris this week, the weird news story of the week is despicable, Roddy Piper has sadly passed away and we are joined in studio by Mike Russel from IHW, and Luke McDearmid and Langille's wife, Susan. All this and more in this week's episode, "Baseball References" Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Chris has a problem with people not making their awesomeness quota, we discuss the Atlantic Nationals, there's news on the upcoming IHW show, if you aren't following Lincoln Steen on Instagram, you should be, East Coast Lovestory has a new LP and it's awesome, Brock Lesnar is not the guy to call to clean up an auto accident, the Deadpool trailer was leaked, Conor McGregor has done it while Rory MacDonald did not and we are joined by Mike Russel and The Flea Market Underground. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Chris has a problem with people not making their awesomeness quota, we discuss the Atlantic Nationals, there's news on the upcoming IHW show, if you aren't following Lincoln Steen on Instagram, you should be, East Coast Lovestory has a new LP and it's awesome, Brock Lesnar is not the guy to call to clean up an auto accident, the Deadpool trailer was leaked, Conor McGregor has done it while Rory MacDonald did not and we are joined by Mike Russel and The Flea Market Underground. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Our Guests this week are Mike Russel and Shane O from the Innovative Hybrid Wrestling's announce team. We talk about so much this episode. Driving, IHW, The Blacklist, The First 48, Community, Exploding Kittens, play by play, Xbox one, comics, and more! Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Our Guests this week are Mike Russel and Shane O from the Innovative Hybrid Wrestling's announce team. We talk about so much this episode. Driving, IHW, The Blacklist, The First 48, Community, Exploding Kittens, play by play, Xbox one, comics, and more! Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Because of my Podcast... I got to Meet a Mentor and Be Seen as an Expert Ben from Modern Self Defense where he was asked to teach a class, meet a mentor, and then he had 20 peopel fly in to meet HIM. This great event gets better, they have already asked him back to do another class. Ben is doing his podcast as he wants people to be safe. Fin him at modernselfprotection.com and in iTunes. How to Create a Protected / Premium RSS Podcast Feed 6:37 I've had a few people ask me this question so thanks to Nick at spnt.tv, Jason from matttalkonline.com and Randy from Leaning Towards Wisdom (itunes) I use Digital Access Pass to accomplish this through some short codes. Then anyone who is subscribed can access their special version of the RSS feed (and other can't). If they cancel their account their RSS goes dead. I ave a video on my Patreon page that shows how this works (sign up for $1 and get access to bonus videos). Here are some tips and insight into having premium content. 1. If you are creating premium content for your launch, remember you don't have an audience yet and you may be doing "double the work" for an audience that doesn't exist. 2. When you get into ecommerce, you enter the world of paypal. Some people love paypal, and others refuse to us it. 3. You will need to be able to support your members. Its not a set it up and watch the money come in. They will occasionally need some help. 4. If you can keep the free items completely separate than the premium your life will be easy. I'm in the process of moving the premium content from the School of Podcasting to a completely different website. This makes keeping things "straight" a WHOLE lot easier. If you mix the premium and free content together, it can be quite the headache keeping everything separate (the easiest way to to just keep them separate). 5. If you are trying to make it so that there is NO WAY To steal your content, then you will have a long day. If your product is digital, people can steal it. That's a fact and in the end you have to end up trusting your customers. Don't get hung up on that. People will pay for items in money or time. There are those people who have more time than money and can go to great lengths to get your content (and there are some customers who will share it with others - welcome to 2014). Post Rewind [17:45] I appeared on the Podcaster's Roundtable where we talked about platforms for podcasting. Listen/Watch it here. Izzabela and Mike Russel produce the Branding Cow podcast where you can have Izzabela go over your website from top to bottom. In one episode the podcaster was using the Website host to host their media and Izzabela mentions how it took almost 10 minutes to download the episode. You can find the Branding Cow podcast at www.brandingcow.com Mike and Izzabela run Music Radio Creative and recommend using Spreaker as your media host. Music Radio Creative are responsible for the "Podcast Rewind" voice over as well as the "Ladies" who sing "The School of Podcasting with Dave Jackson." Speaking of using your Web Hoist as a Media host I interview Ralph from thesdrshow.com on episode 419 where he talks about the horror of having to move to a "real" media host after launching his podcast (his web host even told him it would be fine - then it wasn't). You can hear that episode HERE (if you want a free month of hosting at Libsyn.com or blubrry.com use the coupon sopfree ). Spotlight Podcast: Adopting and Fostering in Faith [22:56] Today we spotlight a new podcast "Adopting and Fostering in Faith from a new member of the School of Podcasting Robert Gelinas. This podcast is all about inspiration, information and resources for Christians who desire to care for orphans in their own backyard (and beyond). I love it as Robert is an expert (he has five adopted children) and he is using the podcast to help others with questions about fostering and adopting children. Check out his website at http://fosteringandadoptinginfaith.com/ and find his podcast in itunes Last 5 in 5 from Ben Branam [29:46] Ben Branam from Modern Self Protection (No One SHould Live in Fear) shares the last five podcasts you listened to: 1. Daily Audio Bible 2. Get it Done Guy 3. The Survival Podcast 4. Handgun World 5. Black Man With a Gun HipCast Podcast Media Hosting Review [34:15] I've am getting a bit tired of reviewing media hosts as there are new ones every day (hour?) I was asked to look at Hipcast.com. My criteria includes: 1. Don't mess with my file (they do) - although you are allowed to rename your file once you upload it. They transcode your file as well. 2. Give me a way to redirect my feed (they don't). 3. Dont limit my bandwidth (they pass) 4. Give me stats (their stats get a D+ - very, very basic) 5. Give me unlimited storage (they pass) They list features on their website that aren't really features ("We back up you files" - really? I hope so). Their online recording tools didn't work with my machine (they didn't recognize my microphone). The recording from your phone produced a quality that I feel is poor at best. You can read my review of other media hosts here. I recommend Libsyn.com and Blubrry.om (who meet all my criteria) get a free month at either site using the coupon sopfree As Tim is doing a video podcast and he wants to put out an hour long video, I ask "Does it really need to be video. There are people who do videos for YouTube and then put the audio out as a podcast. Cali Lewis use to do this (and might still be doing it) for geekbeat.tv What some people will do is create a smaller version to be downloaded 640 x 360 (16:9) Or 640 x 480 (4:3) Then upload the HD version to Youtube and put the Youtube version on your website and put the smaller version into your feed and let people watch YouTube on your website. This reduces how much space you need for hosting. If your show is NOT visual (talking head) I would recommend this.   Mentioned on this Show Skywalking Through Neverland   Ready to Start a Podcast? Become a member

Do you feel that you podcasting may be too hard, or complicated? Do you feel that nobody would listen? Are you nervous? Maybe a little scared? Well today we are going to talk you off the ledge. It's Time To Get Uncomfortable I've been appointed as the Director of Podcasting at the new media expo. This means I will help choose who speaks at the New Media Expo in April of 2015. This is a huge opportunity. It's also kind of scary. This means someone who really wants to speak won't get to, and I'm going to disappoint them. It also means I will get to meet a whole bunch of people, and get additional insights into podcasting, blogging, video, and more. It's a huge opportunity for me, and I'm blessed to be chosen. Today I walk you through stepping out the boat of comfort and why its a good thing to be scared and uncomfortable. We don't like to move when we are comfortable, but life is moving fast, and if we don't move we are actually going backwards in some instances. So I share some things that I was scared and had to work through. As a teenager I was very shy around strangers. My mother died when I was 24 and I had to go tell my Grandma she had outlived her child I had to work my way though college. It took twice as long, but I got my degree. I spent myself into bankruptcy trying to have a child with my first wife. Later we divorced. These are hard things to push through, but you come out better on the other side. Sometimes we need to ask, "What is the worst thing that could happen? When you get a dog, you're not tihnking, "Hey someday in the future we are all going to be sad," but its true. The pros outweigh the cons. Do I dread telling people they didn't get accepted? Sure. You have to take the good with the bad. For me, the benefits of podcasting outweigh the negative. Special thanks to Rob Walch (libsyn.com), Todd Cochrane (Blubrry.com) Rob Greenlee (podcastone.com) for recommending me to Rick Calvert of the New Media Expo.    Last 5 in 5 With Lou Mongello [15:47] Today we get some podcast recommendations from Lou Mongello who produces the WDW Radio podcast (A great podcast about Walt Disney World). I interviewed Lou back on the Power of Podcasting podcast that told his story about how he left his job as a lawyer and now does podcasting full time. Here are the last five podcast Lou listened to.   The Podcast Report From Paul Colligan Starve the Doubts by Jared Easley Podcast Answer Man - Cliff Ravenscraft Smart Passive Income - Pat Flynn Social Media Examiner - Michael Stelzner Saving For Events Going to events is a great way to fast forward your networking and knowledge. It can add up when you start thinking about travel expenses in addition to the price of attendance. One way is to look at your bank and see if they have a savings plan that will automatically move money into an account for you. I Use CaptialOne 360 (which actually lets you earn interest) and once a month it transfers money from my "normal" checking account into the online account. By using an account that you don't look at you are less likely to spend it. Mike Russel Launches Audio Producter Masters [20:34] Mike Russel of Music Radio Creative (the people behind my intro singers), has released a book on Adobe Audition in addition to an online community. The community has great tutorials as well as each month you get cool sound files for music beds, swishes, zaps, etc. Check it out at www.audioproductionmasters.com/sop If you're more of a reader he has also released a new kindle book filled with his massive knowledge of Adobe Audition.   Over Coffee Podcast Appearance [24:00] I was interviewed by Dott on the Over Coffee podcast. Check it out Cleveland Podcasters Meetup [26:32] If you plan on doing your own meetup, be sure to provide food, and have an agenda. The good news is there is no better way to connect then face to face. It was awesome to see everyone. FREE PIZZA (Because of My Podcast Part Two) Steve Stewart was in town so we went out for Pizza, and how weird was it that Philip Keller of the Blind Faith Live podcast. We had our own little meetup, and Phillip left. When we went to pay for our bill Phillip had already taken care of or bill. How cool is that? It was great to have two of my favorite people meet each other. Check out Phillip's show at www.blindfaithlive.com (real people, real miracles) also check out Steve at www.moneyplansos.com