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Here, I dive into 14 powerful, unique collaboration strategies designed to exponentially grow your podcast audience and increase revenue. Whether you're a budding podcaster or a seasoned pro, these tips can fuel your approach to collaborations. Get ready to discover unique methods for teaming up with fellow podcasters, creating compelling content, and even boosting your income through strategic partnerships. Highlights: Explore how episode swapping can bring new listeners to your podcast. Uncover the potential of social media and newsletter collaborations. Learn how to create engaging live stream events with fellow podcasters. Discover how affiliate marketing can turn collaborations into revenue streams.

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we’re talking about, funnily enough, Podcast Maker tools. A ‘Podcast Maker’ is basically an app or tool that brings everything like recording, editing, production, and publishing together into one place. They can be less flexible and powerful than having a dedicated tool for every job, but so much more simpler, convenient, and cost-effective. Naturally, because we run Alitu, we’re a bit biased and think it’s the best option out there. We certainly strive to be. But that said, we recognise that there are a few other great options out there too, and we always want to help you make up your own mind. Podcast hosting giants Podbean, Spreaker, and Anchor each have their own Podcast Maker tools. Their editing and production options can be a bit more limited, but they really shine for those looking to do live shows with real-time audience interaction. We can’t speak for the other platforms here, but we’re constantly working on new tools and features in Alitu to make it the world’s best all-in-one podcasting software. We’d love you to be part of this journey too, so be sure to try us out free for 7 days by going to [Alitu.com](http://Alitu.com) And, for a deeper dive on all the best Podcast Maker options, go to http://ThePodcastHost.com/maker

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we’re going to talk about Digital Audio Workstations, AKA - DAWs. A DAW is a term used to describe software that you use to record, edit, and produce audio. Most of them are designed and built with music production in mind, but can work brilliantly to create spoken-word content if you know what you’re doing. A famous free DAW is Audacity. Audacity is popular because of its price, or lack of one. It has everything you need to record and produce a podcast, but it suffers from looking a bit clunky and dated. Adobe Audition, Reaper, and Hindenburg are 3 other popular options amongst podcasters. These are all paid DAWs, but they’re a definite improvement on Audacity. The downside of DAWs tends to be their steep learning curve. Because they’re so powerful and flexible, they can take a lot of time and effort to learn, at even a basic level. Most DAWs don’t work as remote call recorders either, unless you have lots of extra equipment. If you’re looking for the simplest DAW that’s designed with the spoken-word in mind, then Hindenburg is worth checking out. Or, if you’d prefer to avoid DAWs altogether, then be sure to have a go with our very own Alitu ‘Podcast Maker’. For a deeper dive into DAWs, go to http://ThePodcastHost.com/DAWS

Jils is 22 jaar en heeft ervaring als (bonus)dochter. Een must listen voor (bonus) ouders, net als aflevering 28 en 16. Ook heeft ze een eigen podcast We zijn net mensen. Een podcast over ontwikkelingsstoornissen als autisme en adhd. Ook daar heeft ze namelijk zelf ervaring mee.

Our question this week comes from Teresa of the Homeschool Mama SelfCare Podcast. Teresa's asking us about the optimal position of podcast ads so as to optimise their impact and minimise the chance of them annoying the listeners. On this episode, we cover:Is there a "right" time to play a podcast adThe difference between pre, mid, and post-roll adsThe difference between pre-recorded and host-read ads How you can make ads part of your contentAnd why ads might not be essential to the monetisation of your show, going forward. This episode was sponsored by (and made with) Alitu, The Podcast Maker. Support the show

Our question this week comes from Teresa of the Homeschool Mama SelfCare Podcast. Teresa's asking us about the optimal position of podcast ads so as to optimise their impact and minimise the chance of them annoying the listeners. On this episode, we cover:Is there a "right" time to play a podcast adThe difference between pre, mid, and post-roll adsThe difference between pre-recorded and host-read ads How you can make ads part of your contentAnd why ads might not be essential to the monetisation of your show, going forward. This episode was sponsored by (and made with) Alitu, The Podcast Maker. Support the show

Daily podcasts are a lot more common than they used to be. You might find the thought of running one appealing but also think to yourself "there's no way I'd have time to podcast every single day". Well, the good news is that you don't have to. You can actually create a short sharp 1-2min episode a day podcast in only a few hours a week. We've found that the scripting, recording, production, and publishing take us approximately 3 hours for a week of content (a week being Monday-Friday). As these tasks are "batched" we're not tending to this podcast every single day, even though new episodes are always dropping. There are a lot of benefits of doing short daily episodes. If you teach something then it'll give you the ability to deliver your lessons in bite-sized (or pocket-sized!) chunks. You can take a real deep dive over a period of time, rather than trying to pack together one huge lesson or talk. You might even turn your daily podcast into an Alexa Flash Brief. Short episodes are also great for repurposing. This works well if you're active on YouTube, social media, or taking a Content Stacking approach to your show. On this episode of Podcraft, we talk more about the benefits and workflows of running a daily podcast. We'll also help you answer the question of whether you should make one yourself. And as for our own case study, it's something you'll hopefully be interested in checking out, too... Our Daily Podcast - Pocket-Sized PodcastingPocket-Sized Podcasting is the ‘how to podcast' series for busy people. You'll get one short sharp tip delivered to your feed Monday through Friday, all aimed toward helping you build and grow your own life-changing show.Brought to you by Alitu, the Podcast Maker, it's our aim to make the entire process of podcasting as simple and accessible as humanly possible. Find us anywhere you get your podcasts, and be sure to hit follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode! 

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we're talking about, funnily enough, Podcast Maker tools. A ‘Podcast Maker' is basically an app or tool that brings everything like recording, editing, production, and publishing together into one place. They can be less flexible and powerful than having a dedicated tool for every job, but so much more simpler, convenient, and cost-effective. Naturally, because we run Alitu, we're a bit biased and think it's the best option out there. We certainly strive to be. But that said, we recognise that there are a few other great options out there too, and we always want to help you make up your own mind. Podcast hosting giants Podbean, Spreaker, and Anchor each have their own Podcast Maker tools. Their editing and production options can be a bit more limited, but they really shine for those looking to do live shows with real-time audience interaction. We can't speak for the other platforms here, but we're constantly working on new tools and features in Alitu to make it the world's best all-in-one podcasting software. We'd love you to be part of this journey too, so be sure to try us out free for 7 days by going to [Alitu.com](http://Alitu.com) And, for a deeper dive on all the best Podcast Maker options, go to http://ThePodcastHost.com/maker

Daily podcasts are a lot more common than they used to be. You might find the thought of running one appealing but also think to yourself "there's no way I'd have time to podcast every single day". Well, the good news is that you don't have to. You can actually create a short sharp 1-2min episode a day podcast in only a few hours a week. We've found that the scripting, recording, production, and publishing take us approximately 3 hours for a week of content (a week being Monday-Friday). As these tasks are "batched" we're not tending to this podcast every single day, even though new episodes are always dropping. There are a lot of benefits of doing short daily episodes. If you teach something then it'll give you the ability to deliver your lessons in bite-sized (or pocket-sized!) chunks. You can take a real deep dive over a period of time, rather than trying to pack together one huge lesson or talk. You might even turn your daily podcast into an Alexa Flash Brief. Short episodes are also great for repurposing. This works well if you're active on YouTube, social media, or taking a Content Stacking approach to your show. On this episode of Podcraft, we talk more about the benefits and workflows of running a daily podcast. We'll also help you answer the question of whether you should make one yourself. And as for our own case study, it's something you'll hopefully be interested in checking out, too... Our Daily Podcast - Pocket-Sized PodcastingPocket-Sized Podcasting is the ‘how to podcast' series for busy people. You'll get one short sharp tip delivered to your feed Monday through Friday, all aimed toward helping you build and grow your own life-changing show. Brought to you by Alitu, the Podcast Maker, it's our aim to make the entire process of podcasting as simple and accessible as humanly possible. Find us anywhere you get your podcasts, and be sure to hit follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode! Support the show

Daily podcasts are a lot more common than they used to be. You might find the thought of running one appealing but also think to yourself "there's no way I'd have time to podcast every single day". Well, the good news is that you don't have to. You can actually create a short sharp 1-2min episode a day podcast in only a few hours a week. We've found that the scripting, recording, production, and publishing take us approximately 3 hours for a week of content (a week being Monday-Friday). As these tasks are "batched" we're not tending to this podcast every single day, even though new episodes are always dropping. There are a lot of benefits of doing short daily episodes. If you teach something then it'll give you the ability to deliver your lessons in bite-sized (or pocket-sized!) chunks. You can take a real deep dive over a period of time, rather than trying to pack together one huge lesson or talk. You might even turn your daily podcast into an Alexa Flash Brief. Short episodes are also great for repurposing. This works well if you're active on YouTube, social media, or taking a Content Stacking approach to your show. On this episode of Podcraft, we talk more about the benefits and workflows of running a daily podcast. We'll also help you answer the question of whether you should make one yourself. And as for our own case study, it's something you'll hopefully be interested in checking out, too... Our Daily Podcast - Pocket-Sized PodcastingPocket-Sized Podcasting is the ‘how to podcast' series for busy people. You'll get one short sharp tip delivered to your feed Monday through Friday, all aimed toward helping you build and grow your own life-changing show. Brought to you by Alitu, the Podcast Maker, it's our aim to make the entire process of podcasting as simple and accessible as humanly possible. Find us anywhere you get your podcasts, and be sure to hit follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode! Support the show (https://pod.academy)

Pocket-Sized Podcasting is the ‘how to podcast' series for busy people. You'll get one short sharp tip delivered to your feed Monday through Friday, all aimed towards helping you build and grow your own life-changing show. Brought to you by Alitu, the Podcast Maker, it's our aim to make the entire process of podcasting as simple and accessible as humanly possible. Find us anywhere you get your podcasts, and be sure to hit follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Colin Gray, Also known as THE Podcast Host is a podcaster, a podcast coach, and a PhD in digital education. He and his team at ThePodcastHost.com (https://www.thepodcasthost.com/) create podcasts on everything from mountain biking to space exploration. They teach how it's done in the Podcast Host Academy and provide the tools to do it with Alitu, the Podcast Maker. SPONSORS SneakerCreatures: https://www.sneakercreatures.com/ USE PROMO CODE: NICKLUGO for 10% discount on all sneakers On this episode, Colin explains how to … Creating a brand Finding an audience Being Consistent Becoming unique Editing audio Creating Intros Getting guests Creating Titles and SEO Show Notes Email LIsts Social media Check out this and many more on Colin's website, https://www.thepodcasthost.com/ (https://www.thepodcasthost.com/) Enjoy the episode. PODCAST INFO: Podcast website: https://nick-lugo.com/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lugos-journey/id1527159307?uo=4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OrMPWEyIGIdQpBkNEZqe0 RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/3ffb95d4/podcast/rss YouTube Full Episodes: www.youtube.com/NickLugoShow YouTube Clips: www.youtube.com/channel/UC_IEc5zSq7grb4lgGGEcqUw SUPPORT and CONNECT: – Twitter: https://twitter.com/NickLugooo – Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nick.lugo/ – LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-lugo-2a7124208/ – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicholas.lugo.311 – Email: nicholasanthonylugo@gmail.com

Ketchup with Lace and Katherine to hear: 1. A recap of episode 169, "RUN AUGUST RUN w/ August Nicolaus." 2. An "oh bitch be wary" for being a wingman for your girlfriend. 3. An "oBITCHuary" for going back to your cheating ex time and time and time again. 4. Did Chappelle cheat on his wife? The girls have a premonition. 5. How Katherine's album recording went! 6. Lace's Tony-Robbins-style corporate road gig. HAVE YOU CHEATED, BEEN CHEATED ON OR BEEN A SIDEPIECE? CALL US & LEAVE US A TEASER ABOUT YOUR STORY & YOU JUST MIGHT GET INTERVIEWED ON AN EPISODE OF CHEATIES: 888-STABBY-8 (888-782-2298) FOLLOW US ON IG: CHEATIES PODCAST | LACE LARRABEE | KATHERINE BLANFORD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

...weil es so schön war! Hier nochmal mein Interview mit dem Podcast-Maker-Nr. 1 Herbert Maria Schnalzer. Original-Intro: Hier ist meine 40. Podcast Folge, mit dem Titel „HALT, WOW!- DIE 40.FOLGE-eine bissl andere Folge!“ Das ist ja fast eine kleine Jubiläumsfolge! Das heißt, dass ich jetzt seit 40 Wochen Podcasterin bin. Ja, ich finde, das ist doch genau die passende Zahl, um eine ganz besondere Podcast Folge zu machen. Nämlich mein ganz persönliches Interview, geführt von Herbert Maria Schnalzer‚ #thepodcastmaker-Nr. 1 in Österreich, in dem ich ein bisschen von meinem Leben erzähle. Schön, dass du da bist und schön, dass ich dich inspirieren darf. Ich freu mich auf dich! Herzlichst, Deine Karin ALLE KONTAKTDATEN ZU HERBERT MARIA SCHNALZER UND SEINEM PODCAST: Infos zu #thepodcastmaker Podcast Consulting: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastmaker MACH DICH HÖRBAR in 5 Wochen zum Podcastprofi: office@lifebiz20.academy Schön, daß Du da bist! Jetzt auf: APPLE PODCAST https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/lifebiz20-podcast/id1482738173 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3gtmA0JX9oQQZ6Dn8wII7B?si=0FrgZMSWS72lMhFoD9ZqTA Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/0nyicval Alles über mich und meine Programme findest du hier: www.karin-buettner.com Schreibe mir gerne auch eine E- Mail an mail@karin-buettner.com Noch mehr von mir gibt's hier auf FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SoulandBusinessLoftKarinBuettner Hier geht's zu meiner FACEBOOK Gruppe ERFOLGREICH mit DEINEM HERZENSBUSINESS und DEIN LEBEN GENIESSEN: https://www.facebook.com/groups/329526354296601 Folge mir auch gerne auf meinem INSTAGRAM Account: https://www.instagram.com/soul_business_karin_buettner Hier geht´s zu meinem LINKEDIN Account: http://linkedin.com/in/soul-business-loft-karin-büttner Viele Infos zu meinen Programmen findest Du auch hier: https://linktr.ee/Karin_Buettner Herzlichst, Deine Karin vom Podcast COACHEDY DEIN PODCAST, DER COACHING MIT HUMOR VERBINDET. …denn Lächeln öffnet Deine Seele. #coachedypodcast #karinbuettner #thepodcastmaker #soulbusinessloft #coaching #soulbusiness #erfolg #erfolgmagazin #success #soulpreneur #mastermind #seelenplan #akasha #thinkingintoresults #akashachronik #herzensbusiness #belief #podcast #applepodast #spotify #lifebiz20podcast #fempreneur #solopreneur #bewusstsein #quantumhealing #business #selfawareness #higherself #transformation #seminar #onlineseminar #loveselling #coaching #zoom podcast@karin-buettner.com music by www.audiohub.com LICENCE CYF72-F01D9-OM2Y5

On this episode, Bill talks with Colin Gray founder of The Podcast Host and Alitu: The Podcast Maker. Colin started out in Astrophysics, before realising how much maths you had to do. Turns out Podcasting has less maths, but just as many puzzles!

On this episode, Bill talks with Colin Gray founder of The Podcast Host and Alitu: The Podcast Maker. Colin started out in Astrophysics, before realising how much maths you had to do. Turns out Podcasting has less maths, but just as many puzzles!

On this episode, Bill talks with Colin Gray founder of The Podcast Host and Alitu: The Podcast Maker. Colin started out in Astrophysics, before realising how much maths you had to do. Turns out Podcasting has less maths, but just as many puzzles!

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The question “How do I make a successful podcast?” differs from the question “How do I make a podcast?” in a whole bunch of ways. There's a difference between a show that merely exists, and one that thrives. Let's dive in to some podcast tips that'll help lead you to the latter.After all, it's never been easier to actually launch a podcast. You don't need to spend a lot at all, and there are countless tools out there that can make things really easy for you.Once you've recorded a piece of audio and uploaded it to your media host, you can find your very first episode proudly sitting in places like iTunes and Spotify before the week is out.This simplicity and low barrier to entry is a good thing overall, because it enables almost anyone to get their message out there, regardless of their background or experience.But a huge amount of podcasters give up after just a handful of episodes, and that's a by-product of how easy it is to launch. If something is created without much thought or genuine purpose, then it's also easy to quit.So as we've already put together a really popular step by step guide on how to start a podcast, we thought we could maybe now take a deeper dive into how you can make a successful podcast.What steps can you take to make sure your podcast will actually achieve the things you want it to?How do you give it the best possible chance of getting through those tough early days and sticking around for the long haul?1 – Define a Successful PodcastFirst thing's first: success means many different things to many different people.For some, it's about the big download numbers. Others dream of earning a full-time living from their shows. Many business podcasters see success as getting regular sales enquiries because of their content. And for others, it's simply a case of having a creative outlet and a platform to tell their stories.So in order to work towards your own version of a successful podcast, you need to first ask yourself, “What does success look like to me?”2 – Have a “Why”When you run a podcast, things don't always go to plan.Life can get in the way, hardware and software can break, files can vanish, and there's really no shortage of things that'll test your patience in the long run.When things go wrong, you really need to have a solid core reason for wanting to podcast. One that's big enough that it'll never be overshadowed by any of the above.That ties in to how you define success. But with the question “Why am I doing this?”, it's more about the journey than the destination, as cliched as that might sound.3 – Play The Long GameOne podcast tip that many aspiring podcasters don't like to hear is that it can take years to build an audience.And in order to make a successful podcast you need to be prepared to turn up consistently and regularly over the next few years.That doesn't mean that you can't have short-term goals though. It's definitely a good idea to break down your main ambitions into smaller achievable aims. This can help give you a sense of progression.But hopefully you just enjoy the process of running a podcast. If you do, then you'll stand the best chance of sticking at it and growing an audience.If you don't enjoy it, then certainly nobody is going to enjoy listening to you. And it won't be long before you start missing episodes, before giving up altogether.If you've recently launched your podcast and it's already making you miserable, then it's time to go back to the drawing board. Check out why it might be time to quit your podcast for more help with this.4 – Make It SustainableA big part of enjoying the process of podcasting, is that it isn't a complete battle to get new episodes done and out.In the planning stages it's easy to have big plans about the time you can dedicate to your show each week. It's also easy to create an episode template in your head that's going to take a lot of work to produce on a regular basis.The key to making sure working on your podcast isn't something you dread, is to build a workflow of sustainability. For more, take a look at this article which includes plenty of podcast tips on how much time it takes to run a show.There are many tools out there that can improve your workflow and save you time. Our own ‘Podcast Maker' app Alitu is one of them. Check it out if you're looking for a way to simplify your editing and production process.5 – Don't Get Stuck On “The Launch”I've already said quite a bit on the long-term nature of making a successful podcast. Unfortunately however, it's the concept of a big explosive “Launch” that many aspiring podcasters choose to focus on instead.Another uncomfortable truth about your podcast before and during its launch, is that – unless you're famous before your podcast goes live – nobody really cares about it.It shouldn't be treated like a film premier or launch of the new iPhone. It's more the case of laying the foundations for building something that's going to get bigger and better with every passing month that you work on it.In those early days, there's every chance you're finding your feet with things like presentation skills, recording, and editing too. If this is the case, you should embrace the fact that hardly anyone is listening. Start small, learn the ropes, and let your audience grow naturally along with your podcast.There's not a lot about a podcast that can't be changed over time. So don't get paralysed by the thought that certain things aren't perfect before publishing that first episode.6 – Take ControlLong term, you'll want to check in regularly with your audience and seek feedback from them. This is the difference between a podcast surviving and thriving.In the very early episodes though, you won't have an established audience at all. These early listeners haven't fully bought into your podcast yet, and with each episode, they're weighing up whether or not to stick with you.So, one podcast tip that works is this: in the early days, be decisive and tell the listeners exactly what the show is about, how it works, and what they'll get from listening.If you come out the gate asking for feedback and direction, it can make you and the show seem poorly planned and lacking in purpose.If you've done your research in the planning stages, you know what your target audience want. So design a show that's going to serve them.Nail down an agenda in the early days. Those who buy into it will appreciate your decisiveness and stick around. They'll become your core audience, and further down the line, you can begin to consult them on shaping the future of the show.7 – Don't Rely On Audience ParticipationA common mistake many new podcasters make is to build their shows around an audience that doesn't yet exist.If your episodes are built around answering listener questions, or doing live shows, then I'd recommend going back to the planning stages.In the early days it falls on you and you alone to create your content. Anything else is only going to lead to disillusionment and disappointment.Looking for More Podcast Tips?Hopefully you've taken a lot from these podcast tips, all aimed at helping you create a successful podcast. These are beyond the usual “What mic should I get?” and “What media host should I use?” questions, and show that you're constantly looking to improve and take things to the next level.That's not to say those mic and hosting questions aren't valid or important, though. I've linked to our main guides on those, and you can find everything else you need in our ultimate step by step guide on how to start a podcast.If you're looking for more tailored help too, then check out The Podcast Host Academy. That's where you'll find all our courses, from planning and launching, to editing, presentation skills, promotion, and monetisation.We also run weekly live Q&A sessions in there too, so you'll never get stuck on anything again. It'd be great to work with you in there!

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Dannie Snijder, fysiotherapeut en bikefitter, neemt ons mee in de wereld van de fietsafstelling. Het zogenoemde bikefitten. Dannie is naast dat hij een zeer ervaren fysiotherapeut is ook een zeer goede amateur wielrenner geweest. Deze combinatie zorgt er voor dat jij weer met plezier en lol op je racefiets zit. Welkom bij CYLCESPORTIEF in Grunn! PODCAST MAKER

In deze tijd waar het Corona virus heel Nederland plat legt werken ook velen van ons thuis. In huis waar we tussen de bedrijven door van kinderen lesgeven en koken ook nog even wat 'online' werk moeten verzetten. Meestal niet in de meest comfortabele houding maar 'het werk zal motten gebeuren'. Veel mensen horen we al klagen over nek en rugklachten. Hoe komt dit nu en wat kunnen we er aan doen? En moeten we ons zorgen maken? Collega Pieter Prins (manueel therapeut binnen fysiosportief Groningen) praat jou bij over dit onderwerp. PODCAST MAKER

Colin is a podcaster, a speaker and a PhD in digital education. He and his team at ThePodcastHost.com create podcasts on everything from mountain biking to space exploration. They teach how it's done in the Podcast Host Academy and provide the tools to do it with Alitu, the Podcast Maker.Websitehttps://www.thePodcastHost.comWebsite #2http://hostileworlds.netLinkedIn URLhttp://Uk.linkedin.com/in/colinmcgray%20Facebook URLhttps://www.facebook.com/thepodcasthostTwitter URLhttp://twitter.com/thepodcasthostYouTube URLhttps://www.youtube.com/user/colinmcgray

B_Don and Donkey are back again talking fantasy football pick ups for week 9. Kenyan Drake's prayers were answered yesterday as he was shipped out of Miami, making a new home in Arizona. The guys talk about the fallout from this move with Mark Walton being the top add and Kalen Ballage now being worth a speculative add in deeper leagues, even though he's still terrible. Other waiver options discussed who are owned in less than 50% of leagues include Darrell Henderson, Auden Tate, Tra Carson, J.D. McKissic, Chris Conley and Darren Fells. Then your hosts throw a bunch of other interesting names out in the deep league segment including Darrius Slayton, Gus Edwards, Hunter Refrow and many others. Tune in and dominate your waiver wire with the Donkey and the Don.

Just another day of music contest and wonderful crazy ideas of a Stoner --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mydestructivewayofthinkin/support

Zack and Dayle each had a very eventful week filled with movies, video games, books, and TV!

This week we feature ChrisPanda, Simply Dave, Big Moe and our super secret sexy guest P-Krazy! Join as we talk about tons of subjects including Samurai Shodown and Mario Maker 2. Be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter, youtube and twitch under the same name (sfxxPLAY)! If you like our product and want to help us improve its quality stop by patreon.com/sfxxplay to become a good brother and contribute to the cause. Thanks for listening!

SLOPES!! We have em! The boys talk Mario Maker 2 and predict Ubisofts E3 conference. All that and more including THE LIST!! Follow along with THE LIST, right here: pastebin.com/BqU3iKv9 Jump Up Supercast is a weekly podcast about all things beautiful (aka video games). News, gameplay discussions and ranking games between 6 "friends." Find us on your favorite podcast service! YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCmhjjIHf3Xk4fSbuDFSc6nQ Soundcloud: @user-177269209 Facebook: www.facebook.com/Jump-Up-Supercas…70895/?ref=br_rs Twitter: www.twitter.com/JumpUpSupercast Instagram: www.instagram.com/jumpupsupercast/ Intro and outro music by Hyper Potions (Show them love and support!!)https://soundcloud.com/hyperpotions/junglecruise

¡Episodio 25! Comenzando un poquito a darle un pequeño lavado de cara a nuestro podcast llega Super Mario Maker 2 con ese Nintendo Direct dedicado exclusivamente y sobre el que gira todo el episodio de hoy. En las noticias tenemos la repentina colaboración entre Sony y Microsoft, las ventas de Switch en japón que ya supera a PS4, las buenas ventas de Square Enix, Code Vein, The Last of Us 2, el próximo Minecraft Earth que nos pondrá el mundo de bloques con realidad aumentada en nuestros móviles, y las ultimas noticias sobre RIOT y Epic Games. Como siempre nuestros trofeos donde Iván nos comenta alguna cosilla más de Sekiro con audio reaccion incluida al principio del podcast, Dani le dará una collejita a una compañía y como siempre el aclamado trofeo Fallout de Oscar. ¿Quieres más? ¡dale al play!

¡Episodio 25! Comenzando un poquito a darle un pequeño lavado de cara a nuestro podcast llega Super Mario Maker 2 con ese Nintendo Direct dedicado exclusivamente y sobre el que gira todo el episodio de hoy. En las noticias tenemos la repentina colaboración entre Sony y Microsoft, las ventas de Switch en japón que ya supera a PS4, las buenas ventas de Square Enix, Code Vein, The Last of Us 2, el próximo Minecraft Earth que nos pondrá el mundo de bloques con realidad aumentada en nuestros móviles, y las ultimas noticias sobre RIOT y Epic Games. Como siempre nuestros trofeos donde Iván nos comenta alguna cosilla más de Sekiro con audio reaccion incluida al principio del podcast, Dani le dará una collejita a una compañía y como siempre el aclamado trofeo Fallout de Oscar. ¿Quieres más? ¡dale al play!

Colin is a podcaster, a speaker and a PhD in digital education. He and his team at ThePodcastHost.com create podcasts on everything from mountain biking to space exploration. They teach how it’s done in the Podcast Host Academy and provide the tools to do it with Alitu, the Podcast Maker. In this episode, Colin shares tips on how to get started with podcasting and how to leverage the medium for business marketing.

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business Visit

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business Visit

Colin Gray is a podcaster, speaker and founder, and is a PhD in digital education. He and his team run a network of podcasts on everything from mountain biking to space exploration, and they teach how it's done through their content at ThePodcastHost.com and the Academy within. For those that want to make Podcasting easy and grow their show fast, they have the tool for the job in Alitu.com, their Podcast Maker app.   On this episode, Colin Gray shares his four level system he uses to get and stay productive. We also talk about the power of keeping the big picture in mind as you schedule your time and you don't lose sight of what happened in the past.   Where you can find Colin online: thePodcastHost.com The Podcast Host Academy alitu.com Lay Siege to Your Goals Twitter   What did you think of this episode? I want to know. Go to MarkStruczewski.com/colin and leave a comment.   To leave feedback about the podcast or give suggestions for ideas for future episodes (including guests you'd like to hear me interview), go to MarkStruczewski.com/mypodcast or email feedback@markstruczewski.com. If you are looking to take your productivity to the next level or if you are interested in bringing me in to speak at your event, visit MarkStruczewski.com. Follow me on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to my weekly Next Level Productivity Digest. If you love the show, share it with a friend on Apple Podcasts.

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business Visit

El último capítulo del podcast que publiqué fue el de Node-RED donde anuncié que durante 6 meses haría un parón del podcast. Sin embargo, el aluvión de emails que he recibido, más de 50, ha hecho que volviera a grabar tras 3 semanas.Lo primero es agradecer todas las palabras de apoyo y comprensión que he recibido tras el anuncio. Este es el primer motivo por el que he decidido grabar este podcast veraniego.Es abrumador de la comunidad Maker que hay detrás de La Tecnología Para Todos, así que muchas gracias de todo corazón.Durante estas 3 semanas me ha dado tiempo a investigar muchas cosas. A continuación enumero de lo que hablo en este capítulo.- ¿Por qué comprar una placa de marca reconocida a una placa de un fabricante desconocido?- Problemas ADC NodeMCU, Wemos ESP8266- Adafruit Feather HUZZAH- Sparkfun ESP8266 Thing- Éxito del curso gratuito del sistema de riego automático con Arduino- Nuevos módulos del curso de Arduino desde cero- Nuevo máster/curso del IoTEspero que disfrutes y no olvides visitar la web del proyecto https://programarfacil.com

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business Visit

A show for Africa's opportunity seekers, problem solvers, future shapers, world builders and entrepreneurs hosted by Mashudu Modau. Mashudu is a Youth Entrepreneurship Evangelist. African Startups Lover. Small Business Supporter. Community Builder. Podcast Maker. A student for and soldier for Entrepreneurship in AFRICA. I started this channel to share some of the conversations, lessons and experiences that i have had as an entrepreneur in South Africa. I hope this will be a platform that will encourage, empower and educate young people on entrepreneurship & business

The (Boomer) BookBully chats with Alex Ward about his reading habits and those of his fellow Millennials. Just what the heck is a "Borgel" and are podcasts the new paperbacks?

Mountain Biking Lovers, Mastering Podcasting and Much More with Your Co-Host, Colin Gray!:Colin is a podcaster, speaker, and founder, and is a Ph.D. in digital education. He and his team run a network of podcasts on everything from mountain biking to space exploration, and they teach how it’s done through their content at Alitu.com (http://alitu.com/) , their Podcast Maker app. On This Episode You Will Hear:[spp-timestamp time="00:30"] Introduction [spp-timestamp time="02:00"] 7Stanes and Scotland's world class mountain biking. [spp-timestamp time="11:00"] Geeking out on mountain biking and Colin's titanium mountain bike. [spp-timestamp time="27:10"] Dressing for success and for who you are. [spp-timestamp time="32:30"] Taking public speaking seriously and discussing Social Respect. [spp-timestamp time="49:00"] Ignoring music for podcasting. Using music for hacking your work focus performance. [spp-timestamp time="54:30"] Repurposing a white noise machine for calming an infant or young child. [spp-timestamp time="01:02:10"] Final Words   [spp-tweet tweet="Do not be ashamed of your voice! @ThePodcastHost "] [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKeJbnK88cg] Links and Resources: ThePodcastHost.com (https://www.ThePodcastHost.com) The Academy (https://www.ThePodcastHost.com/academy/) @ThePodcastHost on Twitter (http://twitter.com/thepodcasthost) @The_Podcast_Host on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/the_podcast_host/) Colin Gray on LinkedIn (http://Uk.linkedin.com/in/colinmcgray) Colin Gray on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/user/colinmcgray) 7Stanes of Scotland (http://www.7stanes.com/)  People Mentioned: Michael O'Neal of The Solopreneur Hour (http://solohour.com) Super Joe Pardo of MAPCON (http://superjoepardo.com) Upping Your Elvis with Chris Barez-Brown (https://www.barez-brown.com/)  Final Words:Don't be ashamed of your voice! Be yourself. Find your voice, you have a place in the world. You've got unique skills, a unique experience that somebody else will find useful. You are doing a disservice to the world if you don't put that out there. Think about that, about what has happened to you over your lifetime.  Action Steps:Please Subscribe and Submit an iTunes Show Rating & Review (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/livethefuel/id1150969758?mt=2) . The more reviews, the more people can find us. We love 5 Stars too! Join our private Facebook Group community called THE FUEL TANK (http://livethefueltank.com/) . Visit our  Resources (https://livethefuel.com/resources)  page and a reminder to LIVE-THE-FUEL my friends!

In this episode Shawn gives Jay an update on his missing neighbors and complains about another neighbor. They also introduce their new podcast and there's an all new Craigslist Ad of The Week and Clown News!

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Jokes: Knock, Knock! Who's there? Honey bee. Honey bee who? Honey bee a dear and get me a soda. Knock, Knock! Who's there? Hatch. Hatch who? Bless you and please cover your mouth next time. On Our Mind: PLAN and Explore! Tests: Elimination of Social Studies Tests to pay for Explore! and PLAN tests. From our Listeners: Here's the workflow: * I use Audio HiJack Pro to record our conversation (normally over Skype, but sometimes iChat) * I then move the audio files into GarageBand for Post Production (yeah, I actually do some post production). * I export the mp3 file from GarageBand. * I upload the show to our web site via Fetch (ftp program). * I copy the show notes from Google Docs into a blog post (wordpress blog). * I add the link to the end of the blog post using a Podcast plugin * I then add the link into Podcast Maker (this writes the xml file that I use). * I then use TextWrangler to open the xml file from the server at middleschoolmatters to update that file with the new information from Podcast Maker. (Had I not done some customizing early on, I could skip this step and just use Podcast Maker to upload the xml file). Thus, the short of it is this: I use GarageBand, then create an xml file for the web site. Advisory: Music Lovers: http://www.studiomultitracks.com/ Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com) Lab Safety Training Videos http://labsafety.flinnsci.com NIH Findings Magazine http://publications.nigms.nih.gov/findings From the Twitterverse: News: Study on Testing http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2011/01/27/boy-there-are-so-many-problems-with-this-times-article-or-the-study-its-about-or-both/ Common Core Resource http://commoncore.pearsoned.com/ Commentary Collection: The Future of Teaching This collection of Commentaries explores the future course of the teaching profession. http://www.edweek.org/ew/collections/commentaries-the-future-of-teaching/index.html Parent Taken to Court for Falsifying Residency http://www.ohio.com/news/break_news/114658564.html http://www.ohio.com/news/113828954.html Resources: Library Apps for iPhone/iPad http://mashable.com/2011/01/27/art-gallery-apps-iphone/#view_as_one_page-gallery_box707 Google Apps for Education The education technology space has seen an explosion of new offerings in the past few years. What has been missing is a centralized platform for schools and universities to easily evaluate and utilize web apps. Today we are excited to launch an education category in the Google Apps Marketplace designed specifically to help schools and universities easily discover and deploy new web applications that integrate with their existing Google Apps accounts. The new education category includes over 20 applications from 19 vendors ranging from learning management systems (LMS) to student tools and teaching aids – all of which integrate with Google Apps for Education. Each app can be accessed through single sign-on and the Google universal navigation bar and many offer deeper integrations that synchronize with Google Calendar and Documents. This new education category will make it easier for schools to have more web apps at their fingertips, including popular existing apps such as Aviary, Grockit, and LearnBoost as well as the new apps launching today. http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2011/01/google-apps-just-got-smarter.html Names http://www.whatalovelyname.com/ Easel iPad App http://www.easellearning.com/ Web Spotlight: Challenge.gov Challenge.gov is a place where the public and government can solve problems together. http://challenge.gov/ TED Talks http://kalinago.blogspot.com/2011/01/speaking-tips-for-teaching-english-with.html Murphy’s Teaching Law http://www.murphys-laws.com/murphy/murphy-teaching.html A Class Divided http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/divided/ Events & Happenings: Calendar of Events: NMSA News: Other News:

3. Mettre en ligne un podcast à partir du logiciel Podcast Maker

And you didn't know how to Podcast? I still remember the days that I spent hours figuring out how to create a podcast rss feed. I remember goofing around with usb mics and cheap dynamic mics. I love listening to the heaps of podcasts out there that teach you how to create a podcast. How to walk the walk and talk the talk. You'd think podcasting is hard, not? Nààààh Piece of cake with Podcast Maker! App name: Podcast Maker Developer: Potion Factory Sponsored by: Embraceware This episode of the NeatLittleMacApps podcast was brought to you by Embraceware: These guys sure know how to create beautiful and great software. It has been a while since I last checked out Awaken, (click here for archived NLMA review of Awaken) but I'm planning on revisiting this app with perhaps a whole new review. Yes, they added that much new stuff. Anyway, go and check out Awaken. This superb use of your music for everything 'alarmy' and 'timery' can't go unvisited. Check it out! Awaken: Wake Up To Your iTunes Music.

Enhancing a podcast using Podcast Maker

On this episode, Bill talks with Colin Gray founder of The Podcast Host and Alitu: The Podcast Maker. Colin started out in Astrophysics, before realising how much maths you had to do. Turns out Podcasting has less maths, but just as many puzzles!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/1-on-1-with-bill-alexander/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy