The speaker talks about how their interest in podcasting stemmed from previously successful audio book recordings and a tight-knit friendship with a partner. They also mention their aversion towards creating more books due to the difficulty in doing so.
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The speaker and the person she's talking to discuss outdoor podcast shows and how the audience is typically made up of people in their cars. They also talk about how these shows are similar to those done by comedian Burt Kreischer.
In this podcast episode, Joanna expresses gratitude for the overwhelming response to her first podcast episode and addresses the feedback from listeners.
Whitney Wren, a TikToker, introduces herself on a podcast show, joking about being too rich for work and not liking violence.
Der Podcaster erklärt, warum seine Show nicht für Erwachsene gemacht ist und wie sein Konzept sich von anderen unterscheidet. Er betont, dass es ihm wichtiger ist, kluge und interessante Gespräche zu führen, als auf Sensationsgier zu setzen.
Caroline and Alex are taking a vacation together to get away from the tiring weekly routine of recording their podcast. While some people question the purpose of starting a podcast, Caroline finds solace in the stories that attract her.
The podcast host shares a story about a conversation that was sparked by one of their episodes in the park where it actually took place, highlighting the impact of the podcast beyond just storytelling.
A host shares how sound effects and ambient noise add a different element to podcasts, making them more interesting and immersive.
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In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss a disruptive team member and a recent incident where a basketball hit a fan during a game.
The moderator expresses appreciation and respect for the other podcast host and their efforts in a world where many people are not taking action. The conversation leads to discussing their favorite moments of the show.
Sabrina Tavernisi, the host of The Daily, bids farewell after a year of podcasting and expresses gratitude for having a house to live in compared to the Ukrainians whose homes were destroyed.
Xavier Guillemane, the creator of the Podcast Addict app, shares an inside look at how charts work on Apple Podcasts and how some podcasters try to manipulate them. He advises against relying on ratings and reviews as the key metric to climb the charts and explains how Apple Podcasts is actively managing the directory to prevent chart manipulation.
Kelsey and Alex will be back with another bonus episode answering listener questions in two weeks. In the meantime, listeners can share their gossip stories via email or voicemail and follow Kelsey on social media. Defector Media is a subscriber-based media company.
The podcast hosts discuss the pressure they feel about having their content reviewed and criticized publicly, as well as the amount of time and effort that goes into editing their podcasts.
The hosts invite listeners to sign up for updates and participate in investigations, while revealing the challenges of balancing breaking news and deep dive analysis.
The hosts of the podcast discuss changing the name of the podcast and the speaker's Instagram handle to make it less of a mouthful. They also joke about their horse-themed handles.
Paul discusses his Irish relatives and the Liverpool accent. The hosts ask about the transition from podcasting as a hobby to getting paid for it.
The speaker describes starting a scientific-based podcast with the goal of emulating Joe Rogan's podcast but for the scientific community.
The speaker discusses how self-doubt can creep up when creating a podcast, especially in response to negative comments from strangers. She also talks about catastrophizing and expecting the worst.
The hosts exchange insults and welcome listeners to episode 2 of Stavi's World.
A group of friends who all have their own podcasts discuss the importance of supporting each other when facing criticism and feeling crushed in the industry.
Actress Kate Hudson shares her experience of hosting a podcast and how it has been a different and creatively fulfilling experience compared to acting or singing.
The key to successfully launching a podcast is by reaching out to your connections and building relationships. It's important to write business emails in a concise manner, and to leverage any existing relationships to secure guests for your show.
The host expresses his gratitude towards the Dream Team moderators, the fans of the show, and the patrons for their support. He promises to keep producing episodes for as long as he is able to and assures everyone that Friday episodes will continue.
The speaker talks about making the switch to live podcasts and the additional time and effort it takes upfront, but the added value it provides to listeners.
The host expresses gratitude for the opportunity to have thought-provoking conversations with experts and announces plans for even better content. No specific details on changes are mentioned.
The speaker discusses plans for a weekly video series to introduce his audience to notable individuals whose stories have not yet been widely shared, and reflects on the evolution of podcasting from its early days.
Deepti and Natalie express their gratitude for their listeners and celebrate their podcast making it to the top 20 on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. They also share some personal updates, including brunch with Giannina.
The 10% Happier podcast has launched a new feature called playlists which will enable users to curate their desired podcast episodes based on the topics they'd like to listen to. From anxiety to better sleep, users can select from a range of categories and create their playlist of episodes.
The speaker discusses their preference for short form podcasts and the potential they have for providing valuable information to listeners. An ad for Momentous supplements is mentioned towards the end.
The host describes how he built a podcast studio at home with a simple wooden set and invites family and friends to the podcast.
Rabia Chaudhry and Colin Miller from Undisclosed and Georgia from My Favorite Murder loved the podcast episode "What Cereal Didn't Tell You" and shared it with their followers.
The podcast host wraps up the episode by encouraging viewers to leave comments and ratings and inviting them to watch the video version on YouTube.
The speaker discusses how she gives off calm and peaceful vibes on podcasts even when being recorded without the other person's knowledge, despite feeling like she may come off as a "narc."
The speaker expresses interest in having someone on their podcast who has done amazing things and saved many lives, even though they haven't spoken to him in a decade.
In the first episode of her new podcast, the host talks about her motives and what the listeners can expect, sharing her desire to explore different topics and her goal to step out of her comfort zone.
A newspaper journalist shares his experience of learning a new skill by making a mistake while chasing interviews for his podcast, with the help of his kind producer.
This podcast episode discusses the importance of editing in creating a good podcast and the role of knowledge in decision-making. The speaker also talks about pronunciation and the impact of education on holding extreme views.
The hosts discuss changing the podcast intro music and contemplate renaming the podcast to "The Side Piece."
I've Had It podcast is asking their listeners to send voice memos to the show's Instagram page for a chance for their complaint to be read and discussed on a bonus content episode. Despite previously expressing their dislike of voice memos, they are now encouraging their audience to share their experiences.
The speaker discusses her upcoming appearance on a podcast to talk about waking people up to different perspectives.
The speaker expresses their excitement for expanding the podcast, meeting new guests, and helping others grow and heal through sharing their own experiences.
A person talks about the things they say on their podcast to avoid getting in trouble with the media and shares an interesting conversation about white people.
In this conversation, Greg Hill shares some of the key points one must follow to be a great podcaster, which includes good storytelling, effective communication, and the need for guests to have some sort of existing media presence. The podcast also touches upon certain topics such as no fap and natural cycling while discussing if hormonal birth control should be restricted or reeducated.
This episode of Hardcore History is an improvised edition where Dan Carlin has no script or roadmap for the show, and the audience takes the journey with him.
