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Leah Hewson is an abstract artist who works in layers of complex patterns, in vibrant neon colours. She studied in Dun Laoghaire College of Art and Design. She has exhibited extensively, including solo exhibitions in the RHA and Hillsboro. Fine Art. She has had residencies in New York, LA Berlin and Dublin. She has won several awards, including the whites award for painting in the RHA. Her work is in many public collection and has also been auctioned at Sotheby'sIn this episode of The Warrior Artist Podcast, Leah chats to host Éadaoin Glynn about :Interning with Sean Scully in New York moved her directly into abstractionCollaborations enable to give up control and access creativityWhy she enjoys working in a variety of mediumsHer intuitive painting process and painting in the 'flow state'Avoiding the comfort zone and challenging herselfHer advice for artists Commercial commissions and being outside the gallery systemHaving a painting auctioned at Sothebys LondonMural paintingHaving an authentic voice and the importance of discipline.Read the blog Follow Leah Hewson on InstagramFollow Éadaoin Glynn on InstagramSupport the Warrior Artist on PatreonPodcast Edited by Bren Russell of Podland
In this episode of the Warrior Artist Podcast, host Éadaoin Glynn interviews Ciara Rodgers, a visual artist based in Cork City who works from her studio at Backwater Artists Group. She has a BA and MA from Crawford College of Art and Design and works in an expanded drawing practice which includes polaroid photography, installation and performance. Her work is often site specific, with the defunct and disappearing architecture of the urban landscape as her starting point.Ciara discusses:How the frustration of COVID lockdown forced her to explore new areas in her practiceHer love of the unpredictability of Polaroid photographyHer public practice vs her private practicePerformance drawingHow the urban environment inspires herHer colour palette inspired by her 1980s childhoodHow she nurtures her practice and balances all her different mediumsBalancing two teaching jobs with her studio practiceTaking holidays from social mediaHow she handles rejectionThe best advice she received as an art studentHer advice for emerging artistsRead the blog See Éadaoin's work on her website and Instagram.See Ciara's work on her website and Instagram. This episode was edited by Podland
Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. This show is Ad free and fully supported by listeners like you! Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 700 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls Today's News Segment starts at 11 minutes My interview with Christian starts at 36 minutes Subscribe to Christian's Music NewsLetter "New Music for Olds" I teased him for not letting me giving out his Venmo account to make him whole but I thought it would be funny if anybody wants to send him a couple of bucks as a way to thank him for joining us so often here on the show. if you want to buy Christian a coffee, send it to Christian-finnegan-1 (if it asks for the last four digits of his phone number it's 1814) Christian Finnegan is an American stand-up comedian, writer and actor based in New York City. BUY HIS NEW ALBUM--- "Show Your Work: Live at QED" Finnegan is perhaps best known as one of the original panelists on VH1's Best Week Ever and as Chad, the only white roommate in the “Mad Real World” sketch on Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show. Additional television appearances as himself or performing stand up have included “Conan”, “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson”, "Would You Rather...with Graham Norton", “Good Afternoon America” and multiple times on The Today Show and Countdown with Keith Olbermann, and on History's I Love the 1880s. He hosted TV Land's game show "Game Time". As an actor, Finnegan portrayed the supporting role of "Carl" in the film Eden Court, a ticket agent in "Knight and Day" and several guest roles including a talk show host on "The Good Wife". In October 2006, Finnegan's debut stand up comedy CD titled Two For Flinching was released by Comedy Central Records, with a follow-up national tour of college campuses from January to April 2007. “Au Contraire!” was released by Warner Bros. Records in 2009. His third special "The Fun Part" was filmed at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston on April 4, 2013 and debuted on Netflix on April 15, 2014. The Stand Up Community Chat is always active with other Stand Up Subscribers on the Discord Platform. Join us Thursday's at 8EST for our Weekly Happy Hour Hangout! Pete on Threads Pete on Tik Tok Pete on YouTube Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page All things Jon Carroll Follow and Support Pete Coe Buy Ava's Art
Guess who's bizack!!!! Peace Gang what's good!!!?? The ladies are back to restore order in Podland because the men are running amuck with their mics and women can't seem to get on code; So now…
A discussion on Bruce Rettig's book Refraction, which YOU really need to buy, leads to a sharing of near-death experiences by the Bucks. Do YOU have a N-D experience you'd like to share. Send us a note or a voicemail. We might read it.Podcasters have fallen out of favor [if they were ever in favor?] as some women will not date them, according to the NYT. Fortunately, the Bucks have been out of the dating pool for decades and their wives don't listen to them or their podcasts. There's nothing new under the sun.Make a friend. We all need them. Learn more here. Seriously.Dave reviews The Ploughmen by Kim Zupan. Five stars. Speaking of time, how do you tell time on the moon? What's with this changing our time twice a year? A dumb idea, whines Dave. Just stay on Standard Time. Del, always thinking creatively, suggests we create Bladder Time, a half-hour timezone. This is where we lose half of you.Send us your comments. Or leave a voicemail below. Forward this to a friend. Or someone you'd like to be your friend.Give us your thoughts: BUCKSTWOOLD@GMAIL.COM Find us on Twitter: @twooldbucks1Leave a Voice message - click HERE
What is coolness? When do you got it? When do you not? From their rarefied position as two of the coolest average Joes in Podland, Ellen and Dennis peel back the mysteries of cool and reveal how anyone can achieve perfect coolness. Also, listeners of the PoD write in and relate the times in their […]
Podland supports both transcripts and chapters, if your podcast app doesn't then grab a new app from podnews.net/newpodcastappsSpecial Guests:Adam Curry (Podfather) & Dave Jones (Podsage) talk about: How the podcast namespace started?Why it will never be called Podcast 3.0?Why Value4Value has already jumped the ‘Chasm of Adoption'?What new tags are Adam/Dave most excited about in Phase 6 of the namespace?Show Notes & Links:Goodbye to Evo Terra's Podcast Pontifications and hello to The EndBuzzsprout has become the first major podcast host to remove email addresses from RSS feeds. The podcast:txt tag in the new podcast namespace has been formalised. Amazon has made big changes to Amazon Music Prime, including ad-free podcasts.Buzzsprout's platform stats for September give Amazon Music a 0.7% market share of all podcast downloadsAmazon has “fired half of its Amp live radio division”Elon Musk @elonmusk "Twitter's current lords & peasants system for who has or doesn't have a blue checkmark is bullshit. Power to the people! Blue for $8/month."@jack's new alternative to existing social networks like Twitter. https://bsky.appDetail is a new tool built for quickly shooting multi-camera video.Adobe Express PodcastDescript is raising tens of millions of dollars at a $550M valuation. But I think the biggest news is that @OpenAI is leading the round.Castos has built Produce it UpJames Curry pulls back the curtain on the news producer life. From handling diva...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showGet in touch with our weekly review of all things podcasting! Website: www.podland.news Twitter: @jamescridland and @samsethi Boosts: ⚡james@crid.land and ⚡sam@getalby.com
Podland supports both transcripts and chapters, if your podcast app doesn't then grab a new app from podnews.net/newpodcastappsSpecial Guests:Dylan Pugh - The Sports Podcast Awards 2023 are now open for entry. There are 23 categories and close in mid-November.Show Notes & LinksSpotify has reported its Q3/22 earnings. It has 456m monthly active users (up 20% y-on-y). Ad revenue, led by podcasting, is up 19% y-on-y and 7% q-on-q, at €385m (12.8% of the company's total revenue). The company lost €228m in the quarter; they predict a loss of €300m in Q4 (but suggest they may also raise their prices, following Apple's price hike).BBC Sounds, the corporation's app for radio, music and podcasts, has posted a weekly average of 4.3m users, representing no growth from the previous quarter. ABC's Annual Report was published. The national broadcaster is seeing 33m downloads per month for its podcasts (p64), up 22% year-on-year. PodcastOne, which closed an $8.1m funding round in July, has posted a number of increased metrics for podcasts in its slate. (Interview next week)Spotify has complained about anti-competitive behaviour from Apple, after Apple “forced” Spotify into what they consider a sub-optimal purchase flow for audiobooks. Apple requires a 30% cut from any in-app purchase.Apple has rejected Spotify's new app three times from its App Store. It is the latest in a series of confrontations between the two companiesSpotify now indexes 5,523,475 podcasts, according to an app notification. Bryan Barletta looks at the transparency issues around podcast downloadsAcast has launched a first-party data targeting solutionSupport the showGet in touch with our weekly review of all things podcasting! Website: www.podland.news Twitter: @jamescridland and @samsethi Boosts: ⚡james@crid.land and ⚡sam@getalby.com
Podland supports both transcripts and chapters, if your podcast app doesn't then grab a new app from podnews.net/newpodcastappsSpecial Guests:Neal Vigelio - PodknowsBenjamin Bellamy - Ad AuresYassine Doghri - Ad AuresShow Notes & LinksAfter 3+ years, it's OFFICIAL … SquadCast.FM has been awarded a US patent for our Recording Engine with Progressive Uploads Social media app TikTok is preparing to launch a podcast app. TikTok's parent company also owns Resso, a music streaming service in Brazil, India and Indonesia, which already carries podcasts from hosts like Libsyn.YouTube is rolling out enhanced advertising to podcast listenersSXM Media has discovered where and when people listen to podcasts with others. How many podcasts are you really competing with? Sounds Profitable's Tom Webster suggests you aren't competing with four million podcasts: it's both much worse than that, and also much better than that, if you'd only market your podcast on other media. Read the article in full, and subscribe.Eric Nuzum has written about the power of three, and how we use it to promote podcasts.Nick Hilton asks who owns a podcast's brand?Spotify has added free access to Podsights and Chartable for Megaphone customers in the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain.Castopod v1.0 is now officially out The Pocket Casts mobile apps are now open source.Congratulations to friend of the show Arielle Nissenblatt who has been announced as a new board member at The Podcast Academy.Support the showGet in touch with our weekly review of all things podcasting! Website: www.podland.news Twitter: @jamescridland and @samsethi Boosts: ⚡james@crid.land and ⚡sam@getalby.com
Podland supports both transcripts and chapters, if your podcast app doesn't then grab a new app from podnews.net/newpodcastappsSpecial Guests:Todd CochraneAlban BrookeShow Notes & Links:Spotify is cancelling eleven of its original shows. Those cancelled represent less than 2% of Spotify's more than 500 original podcasts; but it's likely to result in “less than 5% of Spotify's staff on original podcasts” being laid off. The Gimlet Union and Parcast Union have tweeted a statement about the 38 layoffs across Spotify. They say that some shows lost as much as three-quarters of their audience when going exclusive; and that employees were given as little as an hour to close out their work and leave. Steven Goldstein suggests that the podcast business is being “right-sized”Spotify has acquired platform safety company Kinzen. Spotify's Podsights ad measurement service has launched in the UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy.Podcast·ai has made a show where Joe Rogan interviews Steve Jobs.Todd Cochrane's Geek News Central Podcast turns 18 years old this week. The first episode of the show was recorded on Oct 9 2004. It was one of the first shows to launch using the word “podcast”, and is up to episode 1,628.Phase 6 of the new podcast namespace proposes a number of new tags.podcast:events allows for real-time communication back to the podcasterpodcast:txt is for freeform content, to replace email addresses as feed verification. Support the showGet in touch with our weekly review of all things podcasting! Website: www.podland.news Twitter: @jamescridland and @samsethi Boosts: ⚡james@crid.land and ⚡sam@getalby.com
The duo talk the end of Kanye, The Patient on Hulu, Dahmer on Netflix, Smile, The Reboot on hulu, and Andor on Disney Plus.Featured Music: Big Steppa by Rome Streetz and Poland by Lil Yachty
Special Guests: Dino Sofos - Founder and CEO, Persephonica Eric Nuzum - Co-founder, Magnificent Noise Mike Kadin - Founder and CEO at RedCircle
Want to know about everything that is going on in Podcasting, then keep listening! In Ep #35 I am covering how James Cridland and Sam Sethi implement v4v on their show ‘Podland News'. The unique aspect they bring is their willingness to integrate themselves into every aspect of the P2.0 world and persist in the v4v model even when for a long time they weren't particularly seeing the value coming back. A big shoutout to Petar The Everpresent, I appreciate him stupendously!
Guest InterviewsIan Forrester - BBC R&D - Adaptive PodcastingRene Aaron - Alby - New DashboardShow NotesThe BBC Global News Podcast's presenter Jackie Leonard, and producer Karen Martin, spoke at Radiodays Asia in Malaysia. The show, which is also recording a special edition at the event, is one of the top-rated shows in many Asian countries, with 33m downloads a month.In collaboration with the European Broadcasting Union and partners, BBC R&D has developed an open-source platform that allows the production of 'adaptive' podcasts. Is podcast search broken? Justin Jackson took a tweet from Sounds Profitable's Bryan Barletta as inspiration to test the search facilities in podcast apps.Podnews did some research on what podcast search engines actually index.Alby is a micropayment wallet that uses the lightning network. They are working on a new Dashboard and their new WP plugin. Link: https://saturn.fly.devAugust's platform data for BuzzsproutPodverse, a podcast app, has launched searchable transcripts. Here's an example from the Podland podcast.Wavvy – new web-based audio editor based on AudacityTrebble has launched an online audio editor Podnews podcast pages now support the podcast:person tagPod The North, a Canadian podcast newsletter, launches today. Run by Kattie LaurRadio France podcasts will be available on Amazon MusicAll podcast roads lead to video, suggests Anchor founder Michael MignanoFountain has added its new charts and added a number of additional featuresHow to pretend your podcast is a hit - Nick Hilton
Podcast Radio chats in the moment to Sam Sethi from Podland at The Podcast Show in London. Islington's Business Design Centre became the backdrop for Europe's new breakthrough event for the podcasting community: 350+ world-class speakers, 150+ panels and sessions, global industry brands, networking, mentoring and a whole host more across 2 days. Podcast Radio was on-site and in-action, chatting to the movers and shakers of the podcasting world. Listen in as Kavita talks to some fantastic people from right across both the world and business of podcasting. Whatever your level, wherever you are - this series of chats should open a portal of inspiration in your podcasting brain!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode of Audience, you’ll hear Part II of our “Centralized vs. Decentralized” series. Matt and Stuart are joined by “The Podfather” himself, Adam Curry. Adam stops by to talk about protecting podcasting, and all those involved with creating podcast content. In addition to his many successes in podcasting, Adam is the Founder of PodcastIndex.Org, whose mission is to preserve, protect, and extend the open, independent podcasting ecosystem. Adam and Matt also discuss the “value 4 value” construct that allows payment to be distributed easily from listener/consumer to independent creators, including compensating smaller participants in the podcasting sphere such as the app designers. Adam also touches on topics like the network of small independent podcasting production companies that currently exist (like Castos.com) which form a perfectly distributed and decentralized network that protects content creators from being de-platformed completely. Thanks to Skye Pillsbury from The Squeeze podcast for the opening of this episode. You’ll hear more from Skye next time, as a guest for Part III, the final installment of our series, and she’ll be joined by guests Sam Sethi from Podland and Juleyka Lantigua from LWC Studios. Resources: Adam Curry Twitter No Agenda Podcast Podcasting 2.0 Podcast w Adam & Dave PodcastIndex.org The Squeeze Podcast Newsletter w Skye Pillsbury Juleyka Lantigua LinkedIn Julkeyka Lantigua on Twitter Podland Podcast Matt Medeiros LinkedIn Stuart Barefoot LinkedIn Audience Podcast
¿Por qué no te habré hecho caso? con Santiago Siri y Hernán Zin
¿Te imaginas un Estado sin fronteras? ¿Que no se sustente en el monopolio de la fuerza ni en la emisión de dinero? ¿Un Estado en el que cada ciudadano pueda ejercer sus derechos a través de las redes sin necesidades de políticos o jueces? ¿Un Estado basado en los contratos inteligentes?En este nuevo episodio, Santi Siri y Hernán Zin analizan las infinitas posibilidades que la tecnología critpo ofrece a las sociedades modernas. Recogen el guante lanzado por el tecnovisionario Balaji Srinivasan y se animan a soñar un futuro más justo, pacífico e inclusivo gracias a la web3.Una producción de Pod Land.La revolución del podcast.www.podland.com
In this episode, the hosts share news of a new Buzzsprout feature, and discuss the Apple Podcasts search function, QR codes, AI tech in podcasting, and podcasts in the metaverse.Buzzsprout Share PageThis page contains all of your directory links and social media channels. This way followers can easily listen through their favorite podcasting app! https://www.buzzsprout.com/help/94-sharing-your-podcastApple Podcasts SearchApple Podcasts discloses how their search in the app works & how to optimize your podcast for ranking in their resultshttps://podcasters.apple.com/support/3686-search-on-apple-podcastsPodcasting Q&A Episode: SEO for Podcasts https://pqa.buzzsprout.com/328913/10675064-seo-for-podcastsQR codesPodcasting Q&A Episode: Using QR Codes for Podcast Promotionhttps://pqa.buzzsprout.com/328913/10772851-using-qr-codes-for-podcast-promotionSteven Robles QR Code Shortcut: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/e5e5bf765cd249d4b69762594bbc7f61AI in PodcastingSonantic AI Voiceshttps://www.sonantic.io/Fathom AI Searchhttps://hello.fathom.fm/Fathom Ken Miller interview on Podland:https://www.podland.news/1538779/10803400-interview-with-ken-miller-from-fathom-spotify-buys-an-ai-voice-service-google-podcasts-slips-up-in-pride-month-sam-looks-different-to-what-adam-curry-thinksPodcasts in the MetaverseiHeartLand in Robloxhttps://www.businesswire.comBeing Boss: Mindset, Habits, Tactics, and Lifestyle for EntrepreneursDiscover what it takes to start and grow your own business.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Socialette: Online Business PodcastA bite-sized podcast to help you build the online business of your dreams.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify The Proffitt PodcastThinking about starting a podcast, YouTube channel or repurposing old blog content?Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify How to Live Your Best Life Now! Listen to the Good Life Project Podcast.Insights, ideas & stories from leading voices and experts that help you live a good life. Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
Special GuestsCarlos Diaz - Uncut.fm is a new podcast platform that lets you "mint, share and sell your content as NFTs".Jake Warren - UK podcast production company Message Heard has signed with CAAShow NotesBreaking: Acast+ has announced an integration with Facebook. It allows Acast+ subscribers to offer members-only Facebook groups, as a launch partner of new Facebook functionality. Fountain is now rewarding people for listening to shows with Bitcoin, which they can then share with their favourite podcasters as “value4value”. The more people listen, the more they get (like this for Podland).The Creators FREE webinar from Soundsprofitable. register hereSpotify is testing a tool to record a podcast directly into the Spotify app Spotify to make streaming more social on new ‘community' mobile app Defending The EdgeWeekly cyber security news reporting and guest interviews with industry experts.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySquadCast The Remote Recording Studio That Your Audience Will Love
¿Por qué no te habré hecho caso? con Santiago Siri y Hernán Zin
En 2021, AXIE INFINITY revolucionó el mundo del blockchain cuando millones de personas en todo el mundo comenzaron a sumergirse en su universo de videojuegos. Y cuando decimos millones, literalmente nos referimos a decenas de millones de personas, en países como Filipinas o Brazil. Pues a diferencia de los juegos tradicionales, los propuestos por AXIE INFINITY permiten ganar dinero a sus jugadores. En países en vías de desarrollo, el equivalente a un salario para un buen jugador.En pocos meses, el token el juego, AXS, subió hasta lo más alto del ranking en capitalización cripto. Otros juegos comenzaron a emerger. Esto hizo que 2021 fuera en cripto el año de los NFT y del conocido como PLAY TO EARN.En este episodio de POR QUE NO TE HABRÉ QUE CASO, Sati Siri conversa con un jugador profesional de videojuegos y director de un equipo de competición, Eric Murillo, para sumergirnos en el apasionante mundo del PLAY TO EARN.¿Es un fenómeno pasajero? ¿Ha llegado para quedarse? ¿Crearán grandes marcas como EPIC sus propias cripto?Eric Murillo, es además el presentador de nuestro podcast, VIDEOJUEGOS: ENTIENDE A TU HIJO.Este episodio está patrocinado por:Bit2me. Billetera que os ofrece un bono de 5 euros al usar este código:track.bit2me.com/podlandY sus redes: @bit2meTambién por la tarjeta Lemon Cash, ideal para usar cripto en nuestras compras cotidianas.@lemoncash.appUna producción de POD LAND, la revolución del PODCAST.www.podland.com
Esto ya no huele a gasolina con Miguel Portillo y Roldán RodrÃguez
¿Puedo hacer viajes de larga distancia con el coche eléctrico?¿Cuál es su consumo? ¿Puedo cargar el coche en mi casa? ¿Cuánto me ahorro en comparación con la gasolina? En este primer episodio de ESTO YA NO HUELE A GASOLINA, los maestros Miguel Portillo y Roldán Rodríguez te explican paso a paso lo que debes saber si estás pensando en comprar un coche eléctrico.Y si no lo estás pensando, para que ya lo empieces a pensar. Además, nos cuentan la historia de los primeros coches eléctricos, su evolución en el tiempo, y las novedades que nos esperan a la vuelta de la esquina y que ellos ya han podido probar. Una producción de POD LAND, la revolución del podcast.www.podland.com
¿Por qué no te habré hecho caso? con Santiago Siri y Hernán Zin
Imaginemos que un día el Papa Francisco se levanta y, por inspiración divina, decide que quiere su mensaje circule por las blockchains.¿A quién piensan ustedes que llamaría? ¿Quién es el mayor experto en cripto del mundo en habla hispana? ¿Y, además, argentino y fanático del fútbol como Francisco?Así es, nuestro presentador Santiago Siri, ha sido el elegido para convertir el mensaje del Papa en NFT. En otro imperdible episodio de ¿Por qué no te habré hecho caso?, Santi Siri nos cuenta todo sobre su visita al Vaticano y su encuentro con el Papa Francisco, coincidiendo con personajes tan coloridos como Bono de U2 y el futbolista Ronaldinho.Este episodio está patrocinado por:Bit2me. Billetera que os ofrece un bono de 5 euros al usar este código:track.bit2me.com/podlandY sus redes: @bit2meTambién por la tarjeta Lemon Cash, ideal para usar cripto en nuestras compras cotidianas.@lemoncash.appUna producción de POD LAND, la revolución del PODCAST.www.podland.com
¿Y si te dijera que hay una medicina que tiene la capacidad de demorar el envejecimiento? ¿Que fuera capaz de bajar tu resistencia a la insulina?, ¿mejorar el metabolismo y estimular las hormonas sexuales? ¿Si te dijera que existe una cápsula que es, además, capaz de disminuir el estrés? ¿Cuánto pagarías por ella? En este episodio, Beatriz Larrea y Manu Goncalves revelan todos los beneficios del deporte y te dan los mejores consejos para que puedas incorporar el ejercicio en tu rutina diaria para ganar masa muscular. ¡Anímate! Revoluciónate.
La eterna juventud. La vitalidad. El antienvejecimiento. Hoy en Revoluciónate buscaremos detener el tiempo, parar el reloj, repensar la estrategia. Recibimos a la prestigiosa doctora Kathy Eftekhar, especialista en antienvejecimiento, y hablaremos de los síntomas del paso del tiempo y cómo combatirlos: sobrepeso, arrugas, bajo deseo sexual y baja energía. ¿Cuál es la verdadera medicina antiaging? ¿Cuál es el rol de las hormonas? No te puedes perder este nuevo episodio de Revoluciónate. Una producción de Pod LandLa revolución del podcastwww.podland.com
¿Por qué no te habré hecho caso? con Santiago Siri y Hernán Zin
Santi Siri y Hernán Zin analizan las causas de la brutal caída del token Luna. Y la pérdida de la paridad con el dólar estadounidense de su “unstablecoin” UST.Pero sobre todo, reflexionan sobre las posibles consecuencias de esta debacle del proyecto de surcoreano Do Kwon en el universo cripto.En una de sus habituales clases maestras, Santi nos da la clave para minimizar los riesgos de nuestras inversiones en cripto. Sobre todo en proyectos jóvenes, como TERRA, donde el FOMO no debería nublar nuestra capacidad de análisis y nuestro control del riesgo.Este episodio está patrocinado por:Bit2me. Billetera que os ofrece un bono de 5 euros al usar este código:track.bit2me.com/podlandY sus redes: @bit2meTambién por la tarjeta Lemon Cash, ideal para usar cripto en nuestras compras cotidianas.@lemoncash.appUna producción de POD LAND, la revolución del PODCAST.www.podland.com
En este episodio, Beatriz Larrea nos hablará de dos elementos claves en el funcionamiento del metabolismo: la glucosa y la insulina. ¿Cuál es la importancia de un balance correcto? ¿Qué alimentos me disparan la insulina? Conoceremos por qué el sensor de glucosa está a la vanguardia en el mundo del envejecimiento y la salud y las recomendaciones para evitar problemas de sobrepeso, obesidad y resistencia a la insulina. No te lo pierdas.Una producción de Pod Land.La revolución del podcast.www.podland.com
¿Por qué envejecemos? ¿Se puede evitar? Si quieres saberlo todo sobre el envejecimiento no te puedes perder este episodio de Revoluciónate, en donde Beatriz Larrea nos revelará las estrategias para revertir la vejez. ¿Cuáles son los mejores hábitos que podemos adoptar para mejorar nuestra calidad de vida? ¿Sabías que existe una edad biológica y otra cronológica? Anímate, en esta entrega de Revoluciónate te lo contaremos todo. Una producción de POD LANDLa revolución del podcastwww.podland.com
En la rutina moderna es muy común que nuestras obligaciones hagan aparecer a un viejo conocido: el cortisol. Pero, ¿sabes para qué sirve? ¿Conoces los efectos del cortisol en tu belleza y el envejecimiento? ¿Sabías que en un estado de alerta provocado por el cortisol tu cuerpo retiene grasas? En este episodio, Beatriz Larrea nos hará conocer en profundidad la hormona de la supervivencia y nos enseñará las mejores técnicas para aprender a bailar un tango con él. Una producción de POD LANDLa revolución del podcastwww.podland.com
¿Por qué no te habré hecho caso? con Santiago Siri y Hernán Zin
¿Te cuesta entender aún qué es un NFT? No te preocupes, a todos nos cuesta. O nos costaba, hasta que Santi Siri, con su habitual maestría, nos los ha explicado en este nuevo capítulo de “¿Por qué no te habré hecho caso?”.De dónde sale un NFT, cómo se crea, cómo se comercializa y cuál es el futuro de esta tecnología que en el corto plazo promete revolucionar el universo del arte y el entretenimiento… y en el largo plazo, bueno, todo lo imaginable. Podéis enviar vuestros NFT a: somospodland.cryptoUna producción de POD LANDLa revolución del podcastwww.podland.com
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Special GuestAlban Brooke - Head of Marketing at BuzzsproutNews: Kai Chuk from YouTube presented but said nothing about their future plansMatt Deegan writes more about podcasters using video in his newsletterBy the end of the year, it's going to be essential that podcasters are creating proper video versions of their shows. - Matt DeeganIt's also why nearly 20% of podcast listeners regard YouTube as their main podcast app. - Tom WebsterTom Webster from Edison Research, warns podcasters to be careful saying “get this wherever you get your podcasts” if they don't put their show on YouTubeAdori announced a new YouTube integration to help grow your podcast audienceThe results of the Podnews Report Card were announced at Podcast Movement Evolution by our Editor, James Cridland. Selections from the 750 comments captured are on the Podnews websiteEdison Research unveiled the Infinite Dial 2022 The Ambies, the awards from The Podcast Academy that celebrate excellence in podcasting, took place last night. The winners are here: 9/12, from Amazon Music, Pineapple Studios and Wondery was the podcast of the year; the podcast's host Dan Taberski accepted the award in the award ceremony in Los Angeles CA, USAApple Podcasts will add follower numbers to Apple Podcasts Connect, starting next month. You'll be able to view followers per show and easily measure followers across showsWriting in Variety, Jem Aswad is highly critical of Spotify's $310m sponsorship of FC Barcelona, which they announced on Tuesday Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Todd Cochrane Founder of Blubrry Podcasting and Rob Greenlee of Libsyn are joined by Sam Sethi from Podland to discuss podcasting in the UK and also just general podcasting topics. The Co-Host of Podland. Plus a little trip down memory lane as we discuss some of Sam's previous associates. Donate to the show and Support … Continue reading Sam Sethi from Podland #484 → The post Sam Sethi from Podland #484 appeared first on New Media Show.
GUEST: Larry Rosin, the co-founder and President of Edison Research Spotify buys Whooshkaa! Congratulations Rob Loewenthal. A great guy and a great team. SiriusXM is being sued for failing to provide podcast transcripts for deaf users by the National Association for the Deaf and the Disability Rights Advocates. As we researched in June 2020, transcripts can offer significant SEO benefits. The podcast:transcript tag is an open standard, supported by a number of podcasts and offers both static transcripts (in HTML or text) or real-time captions (in the SRT format). Widely supported by many modern podcast hosts including Captivate, Transistor, Buzzsprout, Omny Studio and others, a number of podcast apps display these transcripts, including the popular Android app Podcast Addict. Amazon Music has a proprietary solution for transcripts.Spotify added the right to transcribe using their own proprietary solution in May 2020, and a limited beta in May 2021. There is no mechanism for publishers to supply their own transcripts.Google offers live captions within every Android app on Pixel phones; that live caption tool is also available on desktop Chrome . The company doesn't support the podcast:transcript tag.Apple surprisingly doesn't offer any live captioning. The company doesn't support the podcast:transcript tag.With the exception of Podcast Addict, no major podcast app supports transcripts. In terms of podcasts to test things on, Podland contains live captions and transcripts using the transcript tag. Also using that tag, the Podnews podcast contains a transcript only.Comments are live on Podverse! Podverse has added episode comments to their new website using ActivityPub Protocol.Buzzsprout now supports the podcast:person tag for hosts and co-hosts. It's available to everyone (and added to Podland).
Can you believe it's almost the end of 2021? What a year! I always like to review what's ahead for us in the podcasting industry, so I invited Sam Sethi, a 30-year podcast veteran, to tell us what he thinks. Sam is the Operational Director at Viral Tribe, the Managing Director at River Radio, and the host and producer of Podland News. A terrific podcast that he does with James Cridland from Podnews. I am so glad I reached out and asked him to chat with me because he shared some fantastic insights into what we should look forward to next year and the future. We touch on what Apple and Spotify have been doing right and wrong this last year, what impressive development is happening with independent developers in the space, and why Sam doesn't bet on YouTube podcasting lasting. And so much more, so make sure you listen through to the end. You can connect with Sam on Linkedin or listen to Podland on your podcast player. _____ ➜ WE DROP NEW EPISODES BI-MONTHLY, SO SUBSCRIBE! Want to work with us? Get in touch. Connect with us: Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook | Youtube
We loved having James Crildland on our show back in 2018 when we fussed about podcast discovery when there were a half million podcasts in the universe. There are now 2.5 million and we have so many more questions to ask.In this episode, I get a little help from my Podcast SuperFriends Jag in Detroit and Catherine O'Brien who are heavy consumers of James' Podnews and Podland, the latter now into its second year. we discuss Apple v. Spotify, what Indie podcasters are still missing out on, and how North America radio is faring overall. We also get into the weeds on some ad tech stuff that should fascinate you, even if terms like “dynamic ad insertion” and AI make your eyes glaze over.Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Want to know which podcasts are doing V4V?In Ep #16 I will be going over some podcasts that I believe are doing a good job of showcasing value for value. I of course plug my own and Adam Curry's but also highlight some others which include (and is not exhaustive off all there are): AbleKraft, Podland News and other No Agenda podcast spinoffs. I also explain some strategic decision on why I will be spending my time on some podcasting aspects and not on others.Big thanks to Oscar Merry & Nullifier. Your support keeps the show ticking over.Timeline:(0:00) - Intro(1:13) - My Podcasts(4:36) - Adam Currys Podcasts(8:06) - Ablekraft(9:35) - Podland (now Podnews Weekly Review)(10:53) - The Intergalactic Boombox(13:48) - Boostagram Lounge(23:30) - Send a boostValue 4 Value Support:Boostagram: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/supportPaypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/meremortalspodcastConnect with Kyrin & Mere Mortals:Website: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/Discord: https://discord.gg/jjfq9eGReUTwitter/X: https://twitter.com/meremortalspodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@meremortalspodcast
Listen to James Cridland and Sam Sethi as they celebrate 'International Podcast Day'. GUESTS:: Ross Adams and Johan Billgren from AcastNEWS: 1. Twitter has launched crypto-tipping using the lightning network: the same tool used by Podcasting 2.0 Value4Value apps. The tool uses the Strike API. It's “rolling out” on iOS.2. iOS 15's “Private Relay” has gone live: but what effect will it have on your podcast stats, and on ad-tech? There's also a new 1.25x playback speed control in Apple Podcasts in iOS 15. 3. Love Apple Podcasts? You can now rate and review inbuilt iOS apps like Apple Podcasts. At the time of writing, Apple Podcasts was the company's worst-rated app with just 2.0 stars after 152 ratings.4. Apple Podcasts has published its most popular paid subscriptions channels, and most popular free ones. They have never done this before. 5. The world's #3 podcast app, Google Podcasts, is getting a full Material You update. “Material You” will be the new style for Android 12, which is shortly to be released.6. Research company Statistia has published a map of where podcasts are most popular. We tell you who are the top 3.7. IMDb.com have created a great landing page for all of the winners and nominees from five years of British Podcast Awards!8. A new podcast audio checking service called Vib3s has launched.9. Podcast hosting company Transistor.fm has teased their upcoming dynamic audio insertion tool. The system will offer pre-roll and post-roll.10. Podcast hosting company Captivate Audio Ltd revealed their new embeddable podcast player - it's completely screenreader accessible, responsive and has a fully customisable design. The company also promises “a big reveal” later today on International Podcast Day. (Podland's host is an advisor.)11. Wondery has launched a kids podcast subscription service, Wondery+ Kids. For $4.99, the service provides early access to new episodes and exclusive access to select episodes of favourite shows.#podcast #podlandBuzzsprout Podcast hosting and a whole lot moreRiverside.FM Podcast recording made simple. The easiest way to record podcasts in studio quality from anywhere.
In Conversation #56 I chat with James Cridland; the Radio Futurologist and host of multiple podcasts (Podnews/Podland/Podclock). We start off with a bit of tech talk before diving into all things podcasting. This includes an explanation of Podcasting 2.0, how audio programs vary around the world and defining what a podcast actually is. To finish off we explore a bunch of topics I personally love such as travel, cultural differences, books and what brings James joy & meaning.As always, I hope you have a fantastic day wherever you are in the world. Kyrin out!Timeline:(0:00) - Intro to James(0:22) - The magnificent Podclock(2:12) - Tech talk, lightning nodes & unusual names(10:10) - Listening to your own work(14:50) - Outdoor spontaneity(17:04) - Join Podcasting 2.0, Adam Curry will give you bitcoin!(23:00) - James's fav new podcasting features(29:34) - How important is video to podcasting?(32:56) - Donkey time!(36:45) - Explaining Podcasting 2.0(45:47) - Podcasting around the world(54:34) - Podcasting in different languages(59:02) - Shooting from the hip before global reach & recording posterity(1:04:39) - Radio day stories(1:09:08) - Travel & cultural differences(1:20:56) - Books, reading & Kindles(1:27:11) - Automation and daily shows(1:32:58) - What brings James joy and meaning?(1:36:50) - Introducing some fun(1:43:23) - Finding JamesConnect with James:Podnews Website: https://podnews.net/Radio Futurologist: https://james.crid.land/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JamesCridlandConnect with Mere Mortals:Website: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/
Our hombre Fred Armisen comes to us via satellite uplink on another extra-special episode in Podland, USA. The hijinks never end, with Will & Sean making a documentary about Fred's life from his actual childhood home, the dynamics of “the real wink,” and strategy-talk on getting to the right elevator at the doctor's office. It's a real whirlwind folks: take your omega-3 fatty acids.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Join James Cridland and Sam SethiAll the links are at Podnews at https://podnews.net/podcast/i5hv21. Spotify's podcast ad revenue has jumped 627% year-on-year, according to their revenue announcement.2. Apple has confirmed a download bug has been fixed in iOS 14.7.3. There are now at least 1,000 paid shows in Apple PodcastsJust six weeks after the feature was publicly launched. We've discovered more than 500 different channels in Apple Podcasts and more than 30% of those channels are paid-for.How does that compare with Podcast Index and their value 4 value cryptocurrency thing?There are also now just over 1,000 value4value-enabled podcasts earning Bitcoin, too.Benjamin Bellamy (CEO at Ad Aures) is talking about Value 4 Value at Podcast Movement “Podcast Index: How to unleash your value thanks to the Podcast Namespace” It is already online and available here:4. Acast suggests it's the #3 podcast network in the US in a blog from their COO5. Who are the Most Powerful People in Podcasting?Inside Radio has unveiled The Most Powerful People In Podcasting 2021: #1 is Conal Byrne, the CEO of iHeart's Digital Audio Group. Inside Radio is owned by iHeartMedia, a fact you won't find disclosed on either company's website.6. QR codes for podcasts are getting more popular: but where to link them to, so they work for everyone on every app? The Podcast Namespace team kicked some ideas round last week, and have settled on:https://(a podcast page)#fastfollow-podcast:(a guid)Updated Podnews podcast pages, like Podland, for example, now include this fastfollow link as a QR code (desktop only); and you can scan it using the standard camera app on your phone, or within apps like CurioCaster.Buzzsprout Podcast hosting and a whole lot moreRiverside.FM Podcast recording made simple. The easiest way to record podcasts in studio quality from anywhere.
We chat with Tom about his prison room, how it changed during the playtests, and escape room design in general. Check out the write-up and images for this Escape Room below to follow along, or play yourself! https://www.consumethismedia.com/season-8-notes/#podland-prison And for a new TTRPG's created by Bill, check out our itch page at: https://consumethismedia.itch.io/ For everything Escape This Podcast, head to https://www.consumethismedia.com/escape-this-podcast To hang out with us and other fans, join our discord here: https://discord.gg/AH9MZqM Check out our second podcast, Solve This Murder! Website || iTunes || Twitter || Instagram || Facebook || RSS Follow us on Twitch! We have bonus episodes and playtests up on our Patreon! So if you have the ability to support the show, we would love to see you there. And in return we have blog posts, bonus audio, badges, and more! Plus all our patrons have the chance to appear in our rooms as NPC's. Have questions, comments, puzzles, or anything else? Send us an email, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter
Guest designer Tom Mortishire-Smith starts our newest season of Escape This Podcast! In Podland, podcasts are the major form of entertainment, and the biggest source of criminal activity. Will these two podcast pirates be able to escape their prison cell? Check out the write-up and images for this Escape Room below to follow along, or play yourself! https://www.consumethismedia.com/season-8-notes/#podland-prison And for a new TTRPG's created by Bill, check out our itch page at: https://consumethismedia.itch.io/ For everything Escape This Podcast, head to https://www.consumethismedia.com/escape-this-podcast To hang out with us and other fans, join our discord here: https://discord.gg/AH9MZqM Check out our second podcast, Solve This Murder! Website || iTunes || Twitter || Instagram || Facebook || RSS Follow us on Twitch! We have bonus episodes and playtests up on our Patreon! So if you have the ability to support the show, we would love to see you there. And in return we have blog posts, bonus audio, badges, and more! Plus all our patrons have the chance to appear in our rooms as NPC's. Have questions, comments, puzzles, or anything else? Send us an email, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter
Join James Cridland and Sam Sethi as they talk about Why Amazon Podcasting bought Art 19. With Special Interviews:- Arielle Nissenblatt - Podcast Taxonomy- Don MacKinnon - Hark Audio- Hannah Blake - EntaleThis Weeks News Headlines from Podland:1. Amazon has bought enterprise podcast hosting and adsales company ART19, Inc.. This gives Amazon access to podcast hosting technology and a monetisation platform for dynamically-inserted advertising. Kintan Brahmbhatt, GM of Amazon Podcasts says that the company is hiring. Podnews has been predicting the purchase since Amazon bought Wondery in December2. Amazon has bought the distribution and adsales rights for the SmartLess podcast for between $60-80 million. The show will not be exclusive, but will be published one week early on Amazon Music and Wondery+.3. Amazon Podcasts has launched in Australia and New Zealand, nine months after launching in the US and UK. 4. Spotify has just announced it has made the Spotify Audience Network advertising marketplace available to advertisers and Megaphone publishers in Australia, Canada and the UK.5. Spotify has launched Sound Up in India, a training, mentoring and support program for women podcast creators. 6. @Podjobs, Podnews' jobs board, has integrated Podcast Taxonomy role descriptions into the service.7. Podcast Addict now supports the 'alternateEnclosure' tag and has also integrated privacy information for podcasts.8. Facebook is making a new podcast: 'Boz To The Future' available on Facebook itself (if you're in the US, you're running the latest app, and Facebook have let you use the podcast feature). Or it's on Buzzsprout for everyone else.Previous Episodes:- https://www.podland.newsSponsored by:- Buzzsprout and Riverside.fm#podcast #podland
Join James Cridland and Sam Sethi as they discuss monetising podcasts through channels. NEWS:Title: Spacecasts v Apple Channels.Full Episode: https://www.podland.newsNEWS:- Space Casts v Apple Channels v Spotify Lists - - Podchaser launched a new API - Bradley Davis- British Podcast Awards - Matt Deegan- Irish podcast The 2 Johnnies goes exclusive on Spotify from 14th June - James Cator- Stripe now lets you sell online without a website.Podland $3 link: https://lnkd.in/dJNAEV5EVENTS:The planet's podcasting conference: Sydney, London, North America, Monday 7 June 2021. Buy tickets now - use code PNEWSDAY21 to saveThe Editor of Podnews, James Cridland, will be speaking at How to Start a Podcast LIVE. Use the code PODNEWS for a free ticket to the whole event.#PodlandBuzzsproutPodcast hosting and a whole lot more
My Co-host of the Podcast Review Show Eric K Johnson has a saying, "Nobody Gets on a Bus Without Knowing Where It's Going." Today we talk about how it is 100% up to you on how you start your episodes. I also talk about insights from reading the book, "The Creator’s Compass" which talks about three different levels of presenting content. Sponsor: School of Podcasting Get your podcast off the ground, sounding professional, without spending money on equipment you don't need by using the step-by-step tutorials, the private Facebook Group (filled with brilliant podcast minds) and live group coaching. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee when you go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/join The Generic Show Introduction Welcome to (show name) where we (what you do) so that you can (benefit of listening) our website is (website address). Then introduce the episode, and if you can explain why people should listen to you, throw that in as well. Smooth Transactions Don't Happen By Accident When I do the Podcast Review Show with Erik K Johnson so we both can see the points each person wants to make. If needed we loft up a "softball" comment so the person can make their point. Consequently, when I see we have hit all the bullet points I don't have to ask, "Are you ready to move on." James and Sam on Podland do a great job of organizing the many topics they cover into stories that easily transition from one to the next. They transition into interviews by providing just the information that resonates with the listener (do we really need their whole LinkedIn bio? No!) and consequently when the show is over I find myself asking, "Already?" It just flows nicely. This doesn't happen by accident. When you have multiple segments take some time to think about how you are going to transition from one to the other. If you don't do this, it's not the end of the world, but it is often the little things that separate good from great. It's the little things that other people don't take the time to do that can really set you apart. I actually use transition music (SHORT music) to signal my audience that we're moving to a new topic. The bottom line is it is YOUR SHOW and you can do WHATEVER you want. Don't let this stop you from creating your show because it's not "perfect."When in doubt ask someone (not related to you) for feedback and/or do what feels right to you. Three Levels of Content I read the ebook The Creator's Compass from Jay Acunzo and I loved it. It really made me think, and it's pretty creative. Here is one thing that made me go, "Oh yeah, that is better." Level 1 Content You have some gold. (You drop facts in their lap) Level 2: What Could Happen Here’s some gold. You have some now. And because you have some now, you can do all kinds of things: create some jewelry to feel beautiful or make someone else feel beautiful, etc Level 3: Your Opinion When you say the phrase, "I think" you take all the information, all the pros and cons and insights you have, and put them into an opinion. Everyone will have their own opinion and that makes your show different than anyone else's sow. Coming Soon: Dissecting Hot Ones on YouTube Hot Ones is an amazing show, with AMAZING questions. Mentioned In This Episode Podcast Review Show School of Podcasting Podnews Podland The Creator's Compass from Jay Acunzo Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man Kindle and Audible
Join James Cridland and Sam Sethi on this week's deep dive into subscription services.SPECIAL GUESTS: Brandon Blackburn, POD TVIN THIS PODCAST:Spotify is adding a way to share timestamps when you share a podcast - a way to share a particular point to start listening.Links work on desktop, iOS and Android: here’s a link to economist Will Page’s interview on Podland to see how it works.Despite a shrinking economy, the IAB and PwC say that US podcast ad revenues grew to $842m in 2020, up from $708m. Chartable has launched Chartable for Brands. Marketers can now find out exactly which companies are listening to their branded podcastSpotify has purchased Armchair Expert with Dax Shephard and Monica Padman. Amazon’s Wondery+ is to join Apple Podcasts Subscriptions.The Apple Podcasts app is being tweaked in the next version of iOS, 14.6. “Mark all as played” makes a welcome return, and a new feature, “Remove Downloads”, might help give you some space back.Web-browser Brave has added a 'playlist’ feature in their iOS app, which allows users to save and access audio and video, including podcasts.Use Chrome or Brave? Podnews’s podcast search might save you some time. In the address bar, type podnews, hit the TAB button, and then type the podcast you’re looking for. We search Apple, the Podcast Index and (if you want) Spotify.Clubhouse is now available on Android, in the US only. The Podcasting 2.0 project is working on an alternative to WebSub (which would fix all the above issues): podping․cloud - This PodPing watcher lets you watch in real-time. Podnews now pings this service when we publish a new podcast.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Lost the Script is back and backer than ever! A new project awaits on the horizon while regular episodes begin once more next week- for now, listen to Chris and Keian ramble about Bards and Nobles, The Middleman, and reveal a pretty cool something something. The prodigal sons return to Podland.
Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell are our esteemed first-time-ever Duo Guests in Podland, USA. Welcome to SmartLess, friends. Please keep all arms and limbs safely inside the vehicle and be sure to wear these neon protective goggles, conveniently referred to as Ocean Eyes.
Join James Cridland and Sam Sethi on this week's show.Interviews:Melissa Mbugua from Africa PodfestGerard Edwards from Podcast RadioMatt Deegan from Podcast Day 24News:Podcasting is growing fast, according to LiveXLive CEO Robert Ellin. Speaking on Fox Business alongside Adam Carolla, the PodcastOne owner reckons the future for podcasting is in video and told Stuart Varney that podcasting “will be $5-10bn in the next 5-7 years”.Spotify has announced that Spotify Podcast Ads, using Streaming Ad Insertion, is now available in the UK and in Germany. BT Sport, a UK television channel, was the first to use it: advertising in the Joe Rogan Experience; while LinkedIn and MediaCom were first to use it in Germany. Unlike normal podcast ads, Streaming Ad Insertion lets advertisers know how many of their ads were heard, and by who.Spotify’s consumer podcast host, Anchor, has had a redesign. A new 'wave’ logo, a new typeface (Maax), and a new direction in photography: “less about podcasting, more about podcasters”. Anna Sian, Head of Marketing at Anchor, will be on the Podland in early February.Jordan Harbinger is spending almost $40,000 every month on host-read ads for his podcast, according to Sounds Profitable, Podnews’s ad-tech newsletter. Bryan Barletta describes how Harbinger does it: and what he looks for from podcast hosts. (You should subscribe).Previous Episodes: https://podland.news#podlandnews #podcasting #interview Buzzsprout Podcast hosting and a whole lot more
James Cridland is the editor of Podnews, a daily podcast newsletter, and the host of Podland, a bite size bulletin of what's going on in the podcasting industry. James is also a radio futurologist, so today we are getting into where the podcasting industry is going. What You Will Learn In This Episode: The differences between on demand radio and on demand podcasts The pitfalls to avoid when starting a podcast The next wave in the podcasting industry, after the tremendous growth since the strike of the pandemic Why big companies are investing into the podcasting industry What happens over the next couple of years in the podcasting space Even though the podcast arena is huge and still growing, if you are putting out great content and you are being purposeful with it, you can make a big impact. Resources: Podnews, a daily podcast newsletter Podland, a podcast hosted by James Cridland and Sam Sethi Apply for my Podcast Mastermind at https://annaparkernaples.co.uk/mastermind
In this brand new episode, the boys discuss the new seasons of Cobra Kai and Big Mouth. Then they chop up Regina King's new film One Night in Miami. Alex closes the episode out with more ridiculous Would-You-Rather's.
Shownotes Podcasting 2.0 for December 21st 2020 Episode 17: Poppin' da Bean The man who takes people so seriously, he wrote the person tag for the namespace - Mr Humanity himself: Dave Jones Crank those value sliders up everyone! Download the mp3 Check out the podcasting 2.0 apps and services newpodcastapps.com Support us with your Time Talent and Treasure Check out all the 2.0 apps and hosting companies: newpodcastapps.com Shownotes Adam & Dave discuss the week's developments on podcastindex.org Person tag Where's my 2.0 certification logo? New Media Show Libsyn on board Podbean will follow! Donations Apple will follow. Or not. -- The man who deserve's more credit than he's received for the success of podcasting 2.0 James Cridland Editor of Podnews Host of Podland - a podcast about podcasting Liz Gateley Keywords
In this episode, we discuss the impact the global pandemic has had on podcast creators and listeners, why this year featured more company acquisitions than usual, and why the future is bright for podcast creators with Podcasting 2.0.Join the Buzzsprout Podcast Community on Facebook for a chance to join the beta group for our newest feature.Listen to Alban's interview with Colin Gray about podcast growth and marketing strategies on Podcasting Q&A.Check out Podland, a new podcast about podcasting from James Cridland and Sam Sethi.Subscribe to the Buzzsprout YouTube channel to watch gear reviews, software tutorials, and podcast strategy videos.Review Buzzcast in Podchaser to let us know what you think of the show.
Every Thursday in Podland, James Cridland, the editor of Podnews and Sam Sethi, the editor of Sam Talks Technology, analyse the news from the world of podcasting and interview some of the biggest names that matter in Podland.
SHOW NOTES: Once Upon a Time in Podland - we’d like to be getting that bread eventually Why’d You Spill Your Beans - he’s having a hell of a time with that broadsword Industrial Poet Podcast - I do some great impressions Podcast For Every State - Rhode Island slaps Do Commentary For Royal Rumble - witness the birth of the Overbearer Marketplack - lets just do MC Hammer instead Ephemember Travis - apologies to our deaf listeners I Hate Mysterican Nick Profession - “a scrambled egg” - Stephen King Micheal and Ashley I Here- a compelling erotic thriller
Lots of great music on the show today! Some new, Some old but it's all good! Take two hours off of worrying about the world and enjoy some good music.
It's the first time we are going live from Studio D(Down Stares Studio), DJFGQBNYJs home studio, with lots of new music and talk of the new normal. tune in for new stuff from Deathlist, The Ex Bats, Run the Jewels, M. Ward and much more.
Ei lita catch up episode der me snakkar litt om kva som har skjedd sidan sist, og tipsar deg om kva ein må gjere for å komme i julestemning dersom du allerede ikkje er det. GOD JUL frå Ein Podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Jay from Malta’s biggest breakfast show escapes into PodLand for a couple games of low-fi 5in7
Die Einen war total gehookt, Andere fanden es eher so mittel: an der Serie The L Word scheiden sich die Geister - auch unsere. Es wird Zeit, dass darüber mal gesprochen wird... und welch besseren Anlass könnte es geben, als den Reboot der Serie mit den drei schönsten L's (LA, Liebe, Lesben)? Eben. WeLcome to "The L Word: Generation Q"! Außerdem in dieser Episode: Wir durften dem ersten Treffen Bremer Podcaster*innen im Rahmen des Podland Bremen Meetups beiwohnen und haben nicht schlecht über die Podcasting-Landschaft in Bremen gestaunt.
On this episode of Good Call Out the Podcast aka G-Co the Pod, we go back for round two of ex Texas cop, Amber Guyger. This time, we address what the folks in G-Co the Podland are referring to as, "hug gate". Also, should you get jail time for missing jury duty? Spoiler alert: no. These topics, plus Drake, Tyler Perry, Jason Weaver, and not Andy Rooney today on G-Co the Pod.
This week we chat about PodCon, personal revelations, terrible roommates, and a bit about what brings us joy!
This week we chat about PodCon, personal revelations, terrible roommates, and a bit about what brings us joy!
This Getting Better Acquainted Extra is a talk I gave as part of the Maker Sessions at the London Podcast Festival 2018 at King’s Place. The title of the talk was: Passion Projects The blurb was: For better or worse, Dave Pickering has been working on passion projects since he can remember. In 2008, he wrote a drama series for a friend, which was nominated for a Sony Radio Award in 2009. He’s made podcasts in a variety of genres at the same time as working full time jobs and part time jobs, and for the last 4 years, around the paid freelance work that the passion projects have just about generated for him. His passion projects have won podcast awards, been recommended by the Guardian, Time Out and the Financial Times and have been featured on Radio 4, Radio 5 Live, Cbeebies Radio and Resonance FM. In this workshop, Dave will explore why you should follow your passions, why you should definitely not follow your passions, and how to find the perseverance to keep following your passions when no one else seems to be interested in them. http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk Thanks to Martin Zaltz Austwick and Zoe Jeyes for asking me to do it. My Passions: Getting Better Acquainted: http://www.gettingbetteracquainted.co.uk The Family Tree: http://thefamilytreepodcast.co.uk Mansplaining Masculinity: https://unbound.com/books/mansplaining-masculinity/ http://www.mansplainingmasculinity.co.uk/ What About the Men? Mansplaining Masculinity: https://soundcloud.com/standuptragedy/sut-presents-what-about-the-men-mansplaining-maculinity Spark London: http://stories.co.uk/ Stand Up Tragedy: http://www.standuptragedy.co.uk Some things mentioned (tweet me at @goosefat101 if I’ve missed stuff as I’ve just moved house so haven’t given this the time I normally would): The Boy Who Hasn’t Lived:http:// www.theboywhohasntlived.com/ Answer Me This: https://answermethispodcast.com/ The Allusionist: https://www.theallusionist.org/ Helen Zaltzman: http://helenzaltzman.com Griefcast with Cariad Lloyd https://www.acast.com/griefcast Where Shall We Begin? With Esther Perel: https://www.estherperel.com/podcast WTF with Marc Maron: http:// www.wtfpod.com/ Richard Herring: http://www.richardherring.com/ FAKE FRIENDS EPISODE TWO: parasocial hel1 by StrucciMovies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLA-uFKjQ-g Four Thought: Liberating Men: Liberating Men: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07x5vsh In Pod We Trust: Welcome to Podland: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06pjdjh/episodes/player Help more people get better acquainted. If you like what you hear why not write an iTunes review? Follow @GBApodcast on Twitter. Like Getting Better Acquainted on facebook. Tell your friends. Spread the word!
In this episode, Professor Steve Fielding and journalist Emma Burnell discuss the novel Heartland by Anthony Cartwright. Set around the 2002 world cup at a time and place of heightened racial and political tensions it tells the story of three contests playing out in the fictions Cinderheath neighbourhood of Dudley.
It's baseball season once again, and ahead of the British league fixtures getting underway this weekend, GB and Southampton Mustang Catcher Callum Vinall joins us in Podland to discuss his experience of playing semi-professional baseball in Germany for the Tubingen Hawks. This week's track: E-Muzik (Phillip Cross)
Service meddelelse til META lytteren. Du har to valg: A og BVil du lytte til en redigeret version af paneldebatten af Penge i podcast (@Podcast Festival) skal du finde episoden A) Penge i podcast - redigeret version i dit meta feed. hvis du vil have den fulde oplevelse lytter du til den helt rigtige episode.Podcasts & podcasting vol. 28 – Hvor er alle pengene?Af Søren Hugger Møller (www.spiri.dk)Den 19. og 20. november blev Danmarks første Podcast Festival afholdt i Skuespilhuset iKøbenhavn. Det var to dage fyldt med liveoptagelser af podcasts og forskellige faglige sessions.En af disse sessions omhandlede finansiering af podcasts – et emne som jeg tidligere har beskæftiget mig med bl.a. i form af nogle indlæg her på Medium. Ved en paneldebat blev emnet vendt i en times tid mandag den 20. november omkring middag i Skuespilhusets foyer.Panelet bestod af nedenstående deltagere:Mikkel Malmberg, stifter af donationssitet 10er.dk og podcaster med bl.a. "Fup iFarvandet"Lotte Hauge Albertsen, Influencer Strategist hos MediaCom Beyond Advertising (MBA)Cathrine Widunok Wichmand, medstifter af Podland, Danmarks første “agentbureau for podcastere”Esben Bjerre, som sammen med Peter Falktoft har podcasten “Her går det godt”, sponsoreret af IrmaPaneldebatten blev kyndigt modereret af Rikke Collin, som selv er podcaster med bl.a. Tårekanalen og Fredagsslik. I forhold til de tidligere diskussioner og debatter om emnet i en dansk kontekst synes jeg, at denne paneldebat bød på nogle interessante nye perspektiver. Jeg har tidligere skrevet om value for value-modellen, hvor man som podcastlytter på eget initiativ donerer pengetil podcastere. Jeg har ligeledes tidligere skrevet om reklamefinansiering af podcasts med udgangspunkt i et oplæg på Radiodays 2016.Det nye som paneldebatten ved Podcast Festival 2017 bragte på banen i mine øjne, er det såkaldte “influencer marketing”. Dette er noget, som hidtil især har centreret sig om andre digitale platforme, heriblandt blogs, YouTube og Instagram. Jeg vil ikke begive mig ud i en større afhandling om hvad “influencer marketing” er. Det er slet ikke et område jeg er ekspert på. Men groft skåret handler det om, at man som indholdsproducent lader sig betale af brands for at promovere specifikt indhold – noget som naturligvis skal tydeliggøres overfor ens modtagere. Både Lotte Hauge Albertsen fra MBA og Cathrine Widunok Wichmand fra Podland havde særligt fokus på denne vinkel. Førstnævnte fordi det er det hun beskæftiger sig med til daglig hos MBA og sidstnævnte fordi hun udover at være stifter af Podland også er blogger, og bandt andet herigennem også selv er influencer og har sponsoreret indhold på sin blog.Fordi influencer marketing blev en centralt omdrejningspunkt for debatten blev ordet “influencer” også flittigt brugt. Det er ikke et ord man endnu har brugt i særlig grad, når det handler om podcastere i Danmark. Men grundlæggende er en influencer blot en person, som på den ene eller anden måde kan påvirke (influence) et publikum med sine handlinger. En gennemgående pointe i debatten var, at man i højere grad bør betragte podcastere som influencers og tænke denne vinkel ind, når man forsøger at skabe kommercielle partnerskaber. Mange af de mest populære podcasts formår at opbygge en dedikeret fanskare da mediets kontinuerlige form faciliterer dette godt.Udover influencer marketing gik en del af debatten også på mere “klassiske” former for sponsorater, som vi i stor stil kender fra det amerikanske podcastmarked. Det har i mindre grad været tilfældet i Danmark, men der er dog eksempler. Blandt andet to af paneldeltagerne, Mikkel Malmberg og Esben Bjerre. Esben Bjerre har sammen med sin tidligere P3-radiomakker Peter Falktoft siden nytår i år lavet podcasten “Her går det godt”, som er sponsoreret af Irma. Mikkel Malmberg har i sin podcast, “Fup i farvandet”, som han laver sammen med stand-up-komikeren Morten Wichmann, været sponsoreret af delebilstjenesten GoMore. Selvom disse to sponsorater er af væsentlig forskellig kaliber, er de begge stadigvæk gode eksempler på, at sponsorater også kan fungere i dansk podcasting…….Læs resten af Søren Hugger Møllers artikel >> https://goo.gl/Ae3szyTilmeld dig nyhedsbrevet >> https://spiri.dk////META er produceret af KhAg - podcastMadeByKontakt: anders@khag.dk || 42952035 hvis du skal have produceret podcast
Service meddelelse til META lytteren. Du har to valg: A og BVil du lytte til en redigeret version af paneldebatten af Penge i podcast (@Podcast Festival) lyt blot videre. Vil du i stedet for høre den rå, uforkortet version? Sluk og lyt til episoden B) penge i podcasting - uredigeret versionPodcasts & podcasting vol. 28 – Hvor er alle pengene?Af Søren Hugger Møller (www.spiri.dk)Den 19. og 20. november blev Danmarks første Podcast Festival afholdt i Skuespilhuset iKøbenhavn. Det var to dage fyldt med liveoptagelser af podcasts og forskellige faglige sessions.En af disse sessions omhandlede finansiering af podcasts – et emne som jeg tidligere har beskæftiget mig med bl.a. i form af nogle indlæg her på Medium. Ved en paneldebat blev emnet vendt i en times tid mandag den 20. november omkring middag i Skuespilhusets foyer.Panelet bestod af nedenstående deltagere:Mikkel Malmberg, stifter af donationssitet 10er.dk og podcaster med bl.a. "Fup iFarvandet"Lotte Hauge Albertsen, Influencer Strategist hos MediaCom Beyond Advertising (MBA)Cathrine Widunok Wichmand, medstifter af Podland, Danmarks første “agentbureau for podcastere”Esben Bjerre, som sammen med Peter Falktoft har podcasten “Her går det godt”, sponsoreret af IrmaPaneldebatten blev kyndigt modereret af Rikke Collin, som selv er podcaster med bl.a. Tårekanalen og Fredagsslik. I forhold til de tidligere diskussioner og debatter om emnet i en dansk kontekst synes jeg, at denne paneldebat bød på nogle interessante nye perspektiver. Jeg har tidligere skrevet om value for value-modellen, hvor man som podcastlytter på eget initiativ donerer pengetil podcastere. Jeg har ligeledes tidligere skrevet om reklamefinansiering af podcasts med udgangspunkt i et oplæg på Radiodays 2016.Det nye som paneldebatten ved Podcast Festival 2017 bragte på banen i mine øjne, er det såkaldte “influencer marketing”. Dette er noget, som hidtil især har centreret sig om andre digitale platforme, heriblandt blogs, YouTube og Instagram. Jeg vil ikke begive mig ud i en større afhandling om hvad “influencer marketing” er. Det er slet ikke et område jeg er ekspert på. Men groft skåret handler det om, at man som indholdsproducent lader sig betale af brands for at promovere specifikt indhold – noget som naturligvis skal tydeliggøres overfor ens modtagere. Både Lotte Hauge Albertsen fra MBA og Cathrine Widunok Wichmand fra Podland havde særligt fokus på denne vinkel. Førstnævnte fordi det er det hun beskæftiger sig med til daglig hos MBA og sidstnævnte fordi hun udover at være stifter af Podland også er blogger, og bandt andet herigennem også selv er influencer og har sponsoreret indhold på sin blog.Fordi influencer marketing blev en centralt omdrejningspunkt for debatten blev ordet “influencer” også flittigt brugt. Det er ikke et ord man endnu har brugt i særlig grad, når det handler om podcastere i Danmark. Men grundlæggende er en influencer blot en person, som på den ene eller anden måde kan påvirke (influence) et publikum med sine handlinger. En gennemgående pointe i debatten var, at man i højere grad bør betragte podcastere som influencers og tænke denne vinkel ind, når man forsøger at skabe kommercielle partnerskaber. Mange af de mest populære podcasts formår at opbygge en dedikeret fanskare da mediets kontinuerlige form faciliterer dette godt.Udover influencer marketing gik en del af debatten også på mere “klassiske” former for sponsorater, som vi i stor stil kender fra det amerikanske podcastmarked. Det har i mindre grad været tilfældet i Danmark, men der er dog eksempler. Blandt andet to af paneldeltagerne, Mikkel Malmberg og Esben Bjerre. Esben Bjerre har sammen med sin tidligere P3-radiomakker Peter Falktoft siden nytår i år lavet podcasten “Her går det godt”, som er sponsoreret af Irma. Mikkel Malmberg har i sin podcast, “Fup i farvandet”, som han laver sammen med stand-up-komikeren Morten Wichmann, været sponsoreret af delebilstjenesten GoMore. Selvom disse to sponsorater er af væsentlig forskellig kaliber, er de begge stadigvæk gode eksempler på, at sponsorater også kan fungere i dansk podcasting…….Læs resten af Søren Hugger Møllers artikel >> https://goo.gl/Ae3szy Tilmeld dig nyhedsbrevet >> https://spiri.dk////META er produceret af KhAg - podcastMadeByRåbånd er redigeret af vores praktikant Rikke Winther (juhuu!)Kontakt: anders@khag.dk || 42952035 hvis du skal have produceret podcast
Service meddelelse til META lytteren. Du har to valg: A og BVil du lytte til en redigeret version af paneldebatten af Penge i podcast (@Podcast Festival) lyt blot videre. Vil du i stedet for høre den rå, uforkortet version? Sluk og lyt til episoden B) penge i podcasting - uredigeret versionPodcasts & podcasting vol. 28 – Hvor er alle pengene?Af Søren Hugger Møller (www.spiri.dk)Den 19. og 20. november blev Danmarks første Podcast Festival afholdt i Skuespilhuset iKøbenhavn. Det var to dage fyldt med liveoptagelser af podcasts og forskellige faglige sessions.En af disse sessions omhandlede finansiering af podcasts – et emne som jeg tidligere har beskæftiget mig med bl.a. i form af nogle indlæg her på Medium. Ved en paneldebat blev emnet vendt i en times tid mandag den 20. november omkring middag i Skuespilhusets foyer.Panelet bestod af nedenstående deltagere:Mikkel Malmberg, stifter af donationssitet 10er.dk og podcaster med bl.a. "Fup iFarvandet"Lotte Hauge Albertsen, Influencer Strategist hos MediaCom Beyond Advertising (MBA)Cathrine Widunok Wichmand, medstifter af Podland, Danmarks første “agentbureau for podcastere”Esben Bjerre, som sammen med Peter Falktoft har podcasten “Her går det godt”, sponsoreret af IrmaPaneldebatten blev kyndigt modereret af Rikke Collin, som selv er podcaster med bl.a. Tårekanalen og Fredagsslik. I forhold til de tidligere diskussioner og debatter om emnet i en dansk kontekst synes jeg, at denne paneldebat bød på nogle interessante nye perspektiver. Jeg har tidligere skrevet om value for value-modellen, hvor man som podcastlytter på eget initiativ donerer pengetil podcastere. Jeg har ligeledes tidligere skrevet om reklamefinansiering af podcasts med udgangspunkt i et oplæg på Radiodays 2016.Det nye som paneldebatten ved Podcast Festival 2017 bragte på banen i mine øjne, er det såkaldte “influencer marketing”. Dette er noget, som hidtil især har centreret sig om andre digitale platforme, heriblandt blogs, YouTube og Instagram. Jeg vil ikke begive mig ud i en større afhandling om hvad “influencer marketing” er. Det er slet ikke et område jeg er ekspert på. Men groft skåret handler det om, at man som indholdsproducent lader sig betale af brands for at promovere specifikt indhold – noget som naturligvis skal tydeliggøres overfor ens modtagere. Både Lotte Hauge Albertsen fra MBA og Cathrine Widunok Wichmand fra Podland havde særligt fokus på denne vinkel. Førstnævnte fordi det er det hun beskæftiger sig med til daglig hos MBA og sidstnævnte fordi hun udover at være stifter af Podland også er blogger, og bandt andet herigennem også selv er influencer og har sponsoreret indhold på sin blog.Fordi influencer marketing blev en centralt omdrejningspunkt for debatten blev ordet “influencer” også flittigt brugt. Det er ikke et ord man endnu har brugt i særlig grad, når det handler om podcastere i Danmark. Men grundlæggende er en influencer blot en person, som på den ene eller anden måde kan påvirke (influence) et publikum med sine handlinger. En gennemgående pointe i debatten var, at man i højere grad bør betragte podcastere som influencers og tænke denne vinkel ind, når man forsøger at skabe kommercielle partnerskaber. Mange af de mest populære podcasts formår at opbygge en dedikeret fanskare da mediets kontinuerlige form faciliterer dette godt.Udover influencer marketing gik en del af debatten også på mere “klassiske” former for sponsorater, som vi i stor stil kender fra det amerikanske podcastmarked. Det har i mindre grad været tilfældet i Danmark, men der er dog eksempler. Blandt andet to af paneldeltagerne, Mikkel Malmberg og Esben Bjerre. Esben Bjerre har sammen med sin tidligere P3-radiomakker Peter Falktoft siden nytår i år lavet podcasten “Her går det godt”, som er sponsoreret af Irma. Mikkel Malmberg har i sin podcast, “Fup i farvandet”, som han laver sammen med stand-up-komikeren Morten Wichmann, været sponsoreret af delebilstjenesten GoMore. Selvom disse to sponsorater er af væsentlig forskellig kaliber, er de begge stadigvæk gode eksempler på, at sponsorater også kan fungere i dansk podcasting…….Læs resten af Søren Hugger Møllers artikel >> https://goo.gl/Ae3szy Tilmeld dig nyhedsbrevet >> https://spiri.dk////META er produceret af KhAg - podcastMadeByRåbånd er redigeret af vores praktikant Rikke Winther (juhuu!)Kontakt: anders@khag.dk || 42952035 hvis du skal have produceret podcast
Service meddelelse til META lytteren. Du har to valg: A og BVil du lytte til en redigeret version af paneldebatten af Penge i podcast (@Podcast Festival) skal du finde episoden A) Penge i podcast - redigeret version i dit meta feed. hvis du vil have den fulde oplevelse lytter du til den helt rigtige episode.Podcasts & podcasting vol. 28 – Hvor er alle pengene?Af Søren Hugger Møller (www.spiri.dk)Den 19. og 20. november blev Danmarks første Podcast Festival afholdt i Skuespilhuset iKøbenhavn. Det var to dage fyldt med liveoptagelser af podcasts og forskellige faglige sessions.En af disse sessions omhandlede finansiering af podcasts – et emne som jeg tidligere har beskæftiget mig med bl.a. i form af nogle indlæg her på Medium. Ved en paneldebat blev emnet vendt i en times tid mandag den 20. november omkring middag i Skuespilhusets foyer.Panelet bestod af nedenstående deltagere:Mikkel Malmberg, stifter af donationssitet 10er.dk og podcaster med bl.a. "Fup iFarvandet"Lotte Hauge Albertsen, Influencer Strategist hos MediaCom Beyond Advertising (MBA)Cathrine Widunok Wichmand, medstifter af Podland, Danmarks første “agentbureau for podcastere”Esben Bjerre, som sammen med Peter Falktoft har podcasten “Her går det godt”, sponsoreret af IrmaPaneldebatten blev kyndigt modereret af Rikke Collin, som selv er podcaster med bl.a. Tårekanalen og Fredagsslik. I forhold til de tidligere diskussioner og debatter om emnet i en dansk kontekst synes jeg, at denne paneldebat bød på nogle interessante nye perspektiver. Jeg har tidligere skrevet om value for value-modellen, hvor man som podcastlytter på eget initiativ donerer pengetil podcastere. Jeg har ligeledes tidligere skrevet om reklamefinansiering af podcasts med udgangspunkt i et oplæg på Radiodays 2016.Det nye som paneldebatten ved Podcast Festival 2017 bragte på banen i mine øjne, er det såkaldte “influencer marketing”. Dette er noget, som hidtil især har centreret sig om andre digitale platforme, heriblandt blogs, YouTube og Instagram. Jeg vil ikke begive mig ud i en større afhandling om hvad “influencer marketing” er. Det er slet ikke et område jeg er ekspert på. Men groft skåret handler det om, at man som indholdsproducent lader sig betale af brands for at promovere specifikt indhold – noget som naturligvis skal tydeliggøres overfor ens modtagere. Både Lotte Hauge Albertsen fra MBA og Cathrine Widunok Wichmand fra Podland havde særligt fokus på denne vinkel. Førstnævnte fordi det er det hun beskæftiger sig med til daglig hos MBA og sidstnævnte fordi hun udover at være stifter af Podland også er blogger, og bandt andet herigennem også selv er influencer og har sponsoreret indhold på sin blog.Fordi influencer marketing blev en centralt omdrejningspunkt for debatten blev ordet “influencer” også flittigt brugt. Det er ikke et ord man endnu har brugt i særlig grad, når det handler om podcastere i Danmark. Men grundlæggende er en influencer blot en person, som på den ene eller anden måde kan påvirke (influence) et publikum med sine handlinger. En gennemgående pointe i debatten var, at man i højere grad bør betragte podcastere som influencers og tænke denne vinkel ind, når man forsøger at skabe kommercielle partnerskaber. Mange af de mest populære podcasts formår at opbygge en dedikeret fanskare da mediets kontinuerlige form faciliterer dette godt.Udover influencer marketing gik en del af debatten også på mere “klassiske” former for sponsorater, som vi i stor stil kender fra det amerikanske podcastmarked. Det har i mindre grad været tilfældet i Danmark, men der er dog eksempler. Blandt andet to af paneldeltagerne, Mikkel Malmberg og Esben Bjerre. Esben Bjerre har sammen med sin tidligere P3-radiomakker Peter Falktoft siden nytår i år lavet podcasten “Her går det godt”, som er sponsoreret af Irma. Mikkel Malmberg har i sin podcast, “Fup i farvandet”, som han laver sammen med stand-up-komikeren Morten Wichmann, været sponsoreret af delebilstjenesten GoMore. Selvom disse to sponsorater er af væsentlig forskellig kaliber, er de begge stadigvæk gode eksempler på, at sponsorater også kan fungere i dansk podcasting…….Læs resten af Søren Hugger Møllers artikel >> https://goo.gl/Ae3szyTilmeld dig nyhedsbrevet >> https://spiri.dk////META er produceret af KhAg - podcastMadeByKontakt: anders@khag.dk || 42952035 hvis du skal have produceret podcast
Beth sydd i fyny? Mae Elin Gruffydd yn cyd-gyflwyno Podpeth, lle 'da ni'n trafod Titanic, Babooshka, # a Nigel Farage. Hefyd, mae @SpursMel efo syniad llawn twists... Ein gwestai nesaf (wythnos nesaf) fydd Ifor Ap Glyn (Bardd Cenedlaethol Cymru), felly twitiwch eich cwestiynau atom (@Podpeth). Dim bonws wythnos yma, ond mae peilot SyniaDad - Heddwch Ei Lwch 2016 ar gael i'w wylio ar ein sianel YouTube. Mwy o fideos i ddod yn fuan.
Miranda Sawyer presents a new, stylish round-up of the best and most memorable podcasting from around the world. There's been an explosion in the profusion and quality of podcasts, plus a new public awareness after the breakthrough moment in 2014 with Serial. Suddenly, podcasts have become cool. There are now more than 100,000 English speaking podcast feeds worldwide covering everything from science to sport to every conceivable niche. Last year, there were 165 million podcasts downloaded just from BBC Radio 4 programmes alone, and the trend is seemingly ever upwards. But is this a bubble or is podcasting set to take its place alongside TV and radio as a long-term media genre? British podcaster Helen Zaltzman guests in this first episode which explores the genre, plays some great podcasts and asks why it's taken off in such a big way. Producer: Jim Frank.
This month comedian Fergus Craig (Hackney Empire New Act of the Year 2009) arrives on the island. We’d love to hear your suggestions and questions for Podland. Please email them to podlandpodcast@gmail.com. One million thank yous. Podland Episode Three
This month comedian Matthew Crosby (if.comedy award nominee 2007) arrives on the island. We’d love to hear your suggestions and questions for Podland. Please email them to podlandpodcast@gmail.com. One million thank yous. Podland Podcast Episode 2
This month comedian Holly Walsh (Chortle Best Newcomer 2008) arrives on the island. Podland Podcast Episode 1
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