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In honor of the gift from friend of the show Michael Street, on this episode I replay an interview with legendary record producer Tom Werman from 2011. Purchase Turn It Up by Tom Werman Donate to the show – Rock and Roll Geek Friends And Family Membership DONATE ON PATREON! GET THE ROCK and ROLL […]

This is day 20 of the Dog Days of Podcasting. On this episode Paul Beatty, aka Genursus, calls in with a show review from 1983 - Journey and Bryan Adams UFO Links: Dog Days Of Podcasting Check out the new Rock and Roll Geek Show Merchandise site! Donate to the show - Rock and Roll Geek [-]

This is day 6 of the Dog Days of Podcasting. Steve Cohen calls in with a show review of Saxon in Madison Wisconsin from 1987 Music by : Saxon The books: Links: Dog Days Of Podcasting Check out the new Rock and Roll Geek Show Merchandise site! Donate to the show - Rock and Roll Geek [-]

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Cheap Trick has a new album out! "WE'RE ALL ALRIGHT!" and The "Pod Father" Ken Mills & BJ Kramp  & Michael Butler do the Round table. Rate each track a 1 , a 1/2, or a Zero“Like” us on Face Book.http://www.facebook.com/groups/Cheaptalk/Check out "Sit & Spin with Joe" talking about the cdwww.youtube.com/watch?v=QgCD5YNz-xk& Micheal Butler on "Roc & Roll Geek"www.americanheartbreak.com/rnrgeekwp/cheap-trick-were-all-alright-track-by-track-review-rnr-geek-show-770/If you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

Comments? Call them in 888-563-3228 Today we talk with Glenn Rubenstein who is the author of the book Podcast Advertising Works. Glenn worked at the TWIT podcast network in both ad sales and as the company’s Director of Marketing. He is also the founder of Adopter Media (https://adopter.media/) World Radio Day Get Hindenburgh Journalist For $1.90 You can purchase Hindenburg Journalist for $1.90 (Not a typo, typically $95) and help fight hunger. You can upgrade to their pro version for $215 (usually over $300). Need help learning the software? Check out the School of Podcasting's  Hindenburgh Journalist for Podcasting Course Because of My Podcast - I'm Going to Spring Training for Free Corey Fineran hosts the Ivy Envy Podcast, and shares how his audience is paying for him, his co-host (and their families) to go to the Chicago Cubs spring training in Arizona (in addition to making some great keepsakes for their studio). Podcast Advertising Works - Glenn Rubenstein Interview Glenn has been working in Ad Sales in podcasting for many years and today he shares some insights into: What mistakes podcasters are making What a future of dynamic advertising could look like How to overcome common objections when trying to sell advertising The book Podcast Advertising Works is great for someone who is trying to sell advertisements on their show. If you want more about advertising and monetizing your show. Check out the Episodes with Jessica Kupferman, and Glenn The Geek Hebert What Do You Mean When You Say Edit Your Podcast? Today I'm going to play some clips of a podcast (friend of mine, who has come and said he should've edited) to help demonstrate things you should consider editing out of your show. Michael Butler knows his episode was going down a dark path (he has spoken about this on his show). Luckily for those who know Michael and the Rock and Roll Geek show, we found it funny. Mentioned In This Episode Podcast Advertising Works  Rock and Roll Geek show The Bitterest Pill  Check out Dan Klass' book Podcasting Solutions Adopter Media Hindenburg Journalist Radio Day Promotion Join the School of Podcasting Risk Free www.schoolofpodcasitng.com/start

Today I talk about listening to the “No Agenda” show hosted by Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak on our way to Eureka California with the Rock and Roll Geek, The post Fishing for Salmon No Agenda Style plus Dokken & Death Angel – Metal Moment Podcast 103 appeared first on Metal Moment.

BJ is joined by Michael Butler, host of The Rock and Roll Geek Show, for another round of No Shame.

Bilingual again in English and then in Japanese. 今日も英語と日本語で行って見ましょう! I talk about my Thanksgiving extravaganza at Michael Butler’s (Rock and Roll Geek) house. The beauty of knowing where the food The post Bonus – FARMIKOS, my Thanksgiving, and Akina Nakamori appeared first on Metal Moment.

Bilingual again in English and then in Japanese. 今日も英語と日本語で行って見ましょう! I talk about my Thanksgiving extravaganza at Michael Butler’s (Rock and Roll Geek) house. The beauty of knowing where the food The post Bonus – FARMIKOS, my Thanksgiving, and Akina Nakamori appeared first on Metal Moment.

There is a great saying, that those who learn from their mistakes are smart. Those who learn from other people's mistakes are wise. Marc Johansen sent in a voicemail stating how another podcasters who has been on the scene for almost to years stated that Apple created podcasting (they didn't) and many other obvious "untruths." It seems everyone who can press record has now dubbed themselves a podcast consultant. What is a person to do? Because of My Podcast: Marc Maron Marc Maron has already interviewed two of his childhood heroes in Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones and today he is releasing an episode where he go to interview The President of the United states. The President of the United States was on a podcast called WTF. Which makes me ask, WTF? Why Good Podcast Consulting is Expensive I occasionally get caught up with watching other consultants.  I was listening to a Duo who just launched their podcast course explain how they had to record their episode four times due to a strange white noise they get when using Skype, I want to shout "Turn off the setting to let Skype adjust your volume." Now if they had hired me to troubleshoot their problem that call would have taken 5 minutes (and the way I work, they would billed for minutes - not 15). Currently a five minute call with me would be around $12.50. You might say, "How can that be it only took you a few minutes!" The truth is it's taken me 10 years of playing with technology and working with hundreds of people and their podcasts. My Podcast Dilemma If I start calling people out, I look like an egotistical jerk. If I say nothing, there is a chance you might fall prey to their crap. When in doubt, focus on making content that will inspire and impact your audience and let the chips fall. If you truly impact your audience, they will tell others about your show. Podcast Rewind I appeared on the Podcasters Roundtable with +Ray Ortega,+Daniel J. Lewis +David Jackson +Jerod Morris +Tawny Fineran and+Pilar Orti to discuss the ins and outs, ups and downs of having a podcast with co-hosts. You can hear it here. If you do interviews you HAVE To go listen to Erik K Johnson Podcast Talent Coach podcast. OMG! He has been doing a four part series on Interviewing that is just super cool and really gets me thinking. Check him out at www.podcasttalentcoach.com Follow Up On the Haters Episode: Last week we talked about dealing with negative comments and Max Flight had a great comment. He stated when someone sends you an email, tweet, etc that is negative. Ask them for their phone number of skype ID and ask them to have a live conversation. It will truly separate the men from the boys. In the end you may end up with a friend (who knows). Daniel J Lewis celebrated five years with his Noodle Mix network. He did an episode where he shared what he has learned in the past five years. A Strategy To Help Grow Your Audience: Say My Name I was driving to Michigan and my GPS had taken my the same way it always does. I looked up to see the see that the road I was supposed to take was closed. Oh no. I started following detour signs, but I was supposed to be going north, and instead I was going south. The sun would be going down, and I was getting stressed. Luckily, one of my favorite podcast from Moondog Marketing came across my playlist. John Buscal has been on this show, and I've been on his. I love the way John breaks down marketing concepts into wording that anyone can grasp. The bonus he was interviewing Andy "Dr. Pod" White. Both these guys rock, and to have them on the same show was like Ted Nugent doing a duet with Eddie Van Halen. The best part, was the stress of being almost lost subsided. I wasn't alone with just me and the woman in my GPS. My buddies John and Andy where with me and I didn't care if I was late getting to the hotel. Then it happened, they started talking about American Podcasters and before I knew it they were talking about ME. Later on the phone with my wife, I had to tell how stoked I was that my two buddies had said such kind words. I've shared the story before that when I was in Jr. High I had called a radio station and requested a song. They wouldn't play the song I wanted but instead asked me to ask them to play some Journey (or other non-metal band). Later, I heard myself on the radio. While the lack of authenticity some what ruined the moment, I WAS STILL ON THE RADIO! So I asked the members of the School of Podcasting if they had this type of experience. It's not a huge surprise, but many of us had had similar experiences. When you hear your name of a podcast its a rush. In one case John Bukenas from  lets reverse obesity said he almost crashed his car. Nick Seuberling from spnt.tv told his wife who also got excited. My co-host Jim Collison from the Average Guy TV says he gets a holt every time I mention him on the show. I heard an episode of Ask Pat where the person who sent in the question stated he would "lose it" if he heard his voice on the show. Pat said that "losing it happens alot." Make it Authentic Does this mean you next podcast will just be you reading names? No. It's when someone mentions you, and they didn't have to that it maximizes the effect. I donate $10 to the Rock and Roll Geek show and every month Michael Butler reads me name. I am proud to support my friend, but its not the same jolt because he is supposed to read my name. TANGENT: Let's take a tangent shall we? It has been said that the favorite word people like to hear is their name. I get that, and this episode helps illustrate that. But I do hate the fake use of names when I'm interviewing someone. I ask the question, and they say, "You know Dave that's a good question (no it's not), and Dave when I ...." It's like keyword stuffing. You're saying my name over and over trying to stimulate me. It is a strategy used by telemarketers. Podcating is about being real, and trying to butter me up with my name? I can smell that a mile away. Contributors: Doris Smith of the Knit and Pearl Podcast Jason Bryant of Mat Talk Online Mike Dell of Podcast Help Desk Daniel J. Lewis of The Audacity to Podcast Jim Collison of the Average Guy Network Nick Seuberling of Podcasters Group Therapy (and others) John Bukenas of Let's Reverse Obesity Henry Jasper of Voices That Carry John Buscal of Moondog Marketing Andy White from the Podcasting Advisor Ready To Start Podcasting? Join the School of Podcasting and get step by step tutorials on topics such as planning your podcast, choosing the right equipment, plugging all your podcast equipment in, creating your podcast website, understanding Wordpress, Understanding RSS, Publishing Your Podcast, Growing Your Audience and so much more. You have 30 days to try it, and if you're not satisfied, you can get your money refunded. Sign up at www.theschoolofpodcasting.com

Today we spin the tunes recommended by the Rock and Roll Geek, during the Michael Butler Experience. I learned a lot talking to Mr. Michael Butler. He is a natural The post Metal Moment Podcast 064 – Tunes Inspired By Michael Butler appeared first on Metal Moment.

Michael Butler (Rock and Roll Geek), and I encounter a Muscle-bound dude that tries to impress a young Japanese Hostess “Chika”, at a Japanese Karaoke Bar by singing R.E.M’s “Losing The post Bonus – We Found Our William Hung appeared first on Metal Moment.

Michael Butler (Rock and Roll Geek), and I encounter a Muscle-bound dude that tries to impress a young Japanese Hostess “Chika”, at a Japanese Karaoke Bar by singing R.E.M’s “Losing The post Bonus – We Found Our William Hung appeared first on Metal Moment.

Eating and drinking with the Rock and Roll Geek. Recorded live at the Mogura in San Francisco, CA August 14, 2012. We talk about his musical career with Stevie Stiletto, The post Metal Moment Podcast 063 – Michael Butler aka Rock and Roll Geek appeared first on Metal Moment.

This week is all about music. Tim Westergren - fournder of Pandora - gives us an update on the movement to Save Net Radio - Rob Black discusses the business of music - and Michael Butler talks about his work with the Podsafe Music Network and his life as a Rock and Roll Geek.

People have asked me "Should I write down what to say on a podcast?" When they ask this they mean every word. This is NOT the way to go. I talk about a podcast that is the EXACT content I'm looking for and I CAN'T LISTEN as the podcaster is reading a book. Most podcasts are one side of a two-way, time-shifted, conversation. Do you read what you are going to say when you call your Mom? Instead, map out your ideas on note cards, or use software like Microsoft Word, or notepad, to make bullet points. This enables you to create the free flowing, natural sounding conversation based on the bullet point. If you are looking for more interaction with your podcast, check out Six Pixels of the Separation podcast at http://www.twistimage.com/blog/ LAST 5 IN 5 Featuring Michael Butler of the Rock and Roll Geek Show Evel Genious Chronicles www.evilgeniuschronicles.orgAdam Currys's Daily Source Code www.dailysourcecode.com Madge Weinsteins Yeast Radio www.yeastradio.com Plan Nine Rock Show http://plannineprint.com/podcast.html Musicians Cooler http://www.musicianscooler.com Check out Michael Butler's Rock and Roll Geek show at www.rockandrollgeek.com Persony Has taken the bite out of online meetings. Harness the power of online meetings WITHOUT the monthly fees. Try it free at www.trypersony.com Check out our 100s of resources and hours of tutorials to help you launch your podcast (along with Dave as your personal Podcast coach) at www.schoolofpodcasting.com