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Episode 419 - Unlocking Your Back Catalog - The Art of Podcast Playlists
Leveraging playlists to organize your podcast’s back catalog is a powerful strategy for helping listeners quickly find content that matches their interests-especially when you have a large library of episodes. Playlists group similar topics, themes, or guest types, making your podcast more accessible and binge-worthy.
Where to Create and Share Podcast Playlists
Beyond YouTube and Spotify, consider these platforms:
Podbean: Allows for both audio and video playlists, integrating with your main podcast feed and website
Vimeo: Great for high-quality video podcast playlists with customization options
Dailymotion: Supports easy video uploads and playlist creation for a diverse audience
Twitch: Ideal for live and pre-recorded podcast content, with playlist-like collections for episodes
Wistia & SproutVideo: Offer advanced playlist features and analytics for both short and long-form video episodes1.
Listen Later (by Listen Notes): Lets you curate podcast episode playlists and provides an RSS feed that listeners can add to any podcast app, making it easy to share themed collections
Acast, Buzzsprout, Podomatic: Many podcast hosting platforms offer playlist or episode grouping features, plus embeddable web players for your site
Where to Promote Your Playlists
Podcast Show Notes: Include direct links to playlists in your episode notes so listeners can easily find related content
Your Podcast Website or Blog: Create a dedicated “Playlists” or “Start Here” section, and embed playlist players for easy navigation
Social Media: Promote playlists on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X (formerly Twitter) with engaging visuals, episode highlights, and direct links
Email Newsletters: Feature playlists in your regular emails to subscribers, highlighting new or themed collections.
Podcast Directories: Some directories (like Apple Podcasts and Listen Notes) allow you to create and share curated lists or collections
Community Groups: Share playlists in relevant online communities, forums, or groups where your target audience gathers.
By creating and promoting playlists across multiple platforms like Podbean, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Listen Later, and your own website, you make it easier for listeners to discover and enjoy your content. Promote these playlists in your show notes, on your website, and across social media to maximize reach and listener engagement
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Episode 418 - How To Podcast With Purpose - 4 Steps to Sharpen Your Show’s Mission
Podcast Goal-Setting Questions
What is the main purpose or mission of your podcast?
(What impact or outcome do you want your show to create for listeners or your community?)How will you measure if your podcast is achieving its purpose?
(What signs, feedback, or results will show you that you’re on track?)Are you currently meeting your podcast’s goals and delivering on your mission?
(What’s working well, and where might there be a gap between your intention and your results?)What steps can you take right now to improve your podcast and better fulfill its purpose?
(How can you refine your approach, content, or strategy to get even closer to your goals?)"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are"
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EPISODE 76 - Six Simple Tips When Dealing With A Hater - How To Overcome Negative Comments as a Podcaster
As a new podcaster, dealing with haters can be tough. Here are some simple tips to keep in mind:
Don't take negative comments personally.Try to learn from constructive feedback.Ignore or delete comments that are hateful or abusive.Respond kindly to negative comments that are not abusive.Focus on your supporters and the positive impact you are having.Take a break from social media if it gets overwhelming.Remember that haters are often a small group of people, so don't let their negativity discourage you from creating great content for your listeners.
If YOU are looking for help in starting your new podcast, please check out our site - I would love to help you!
Dave
5/5/23
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An Easy Way to Resurface Past Podcast Episodes Buried in the Past - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips
As your library of past episodes grows over time, great episodes, content and conversations with past guests get buried in a back catalog that many new listeners may never discover. So how do we keep our back catalog alive for newer audiences?
You can create a curated playlist of like content, you can design an online magazine of themed content, you can add a link to your show notes highlighting a past episode or you can do what I just did - check out the episode next to this one in your list of episodes, look at the episode number and compare that episode number to the other numerical episode numbers on your screen - what do you see?
I took the single best episode from all of my content and moved it up the list from the past by simply changing the date - an episode from 2 years ago is now right up at the top of the list with all the other recent episodes - I didn't upload a duplicate episode, I simply changed the release date thus mainitaining my listener stat history over the past 2 years and made this episode more visible to new listeners instead of leaving this buried in the past.
At any time, I can push this episode back to where it was originally released on 5/5/2023
So, if you have a great episode or an episode that didn't perform as well as you had hoped, try bringing that episode back from the past to see how your new listeners respond.
Play with your back catalog - your audience would love to hear something new that once was old - try it and let me know the results!
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Episode 417 - PodSEO Demo - a cutting-edge SEO platform specifically designed to enhance the visibility and reach of podcasts - with Andrea de'Marsi
Podseo Launches SEO Platform Tailored for PodcastersPress Release · January 14, 2025
Podseo, a cutting-edge SEO platform specifically designed to enhance the visibility and reach of podcasts across major search engines and podcast directories, is officially launching today.
As podcasting matures into a mainstream media format, marketing best practices remain surprisingly primitive, with podcasters often lacking proper tools to measure performance or quantify their growth strategies. Podseo addresses this gap by providing advanced solutions that bring clarity, precision, and actionable insights to podcast marketing. By empowering podcasters with measurable, data-driven tools, Podseo helps creators optimize and grow their podcasts across major platforms, including YouTube.
“Podcasters today face an increasingly complex landscape, and we built Podseo to give them the tools to thrive,” said Andrea de’Marsi, founder and CEO of Podseo and a veteran of the podcasting industry with 16 years of experience. Formerly COO at Voxnest and co-founder at Spreaker, de’Marsi most recently worked at Triton and iHeartMedia.
“With Podseo, creators can take control of their podcast’s visibility and growth, without needing to rely on guesswork or outdated approaches.”
Key Features of Podseo Include:
Keyword Tracking and Optimization: Identify and integrate the most effective keywords to enhance podcast discoverability.AI-driven Metadata Analysis: Automatically optimize titles, descriptions, and tags for better search engine performance.Competitive Intelligence: Analyze competitor rankings, keywords, and visibility to refine and improve podcast strategy.Podseo’s growth tools are cross-platform and designed to work seamlessly with major podcast directories and video platforms like YouTube, ensuring creators can maximize their audience reach wherever their content is hosted.
“Podseo is more than just an SEO tool; it’s a comprehensive platform that introduces quantitative precision to podcast marketing,” added de’Marsi.
“By combining data-driven insights with user-friendly tools, we’re helping creators unlock new opportunities for growth.”
Podseo is dedicated to transforming the podcasting landscape through innovative technology solutions. Led by Andrea de’Marsi, a podcasting industry veteran, Podseo provides podcasters with the tools they need to succeed in a competitive environment.
https://podnews.net/press-release/podseo
https://podseo.com/
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Episode 416 - Tracy Beavers - Perfect is Boring, Live Podcasting, Email to Build Community
Tracy Beavers is an award winning business and sales coach from Arkansas with over 20 years experience in marketing, sales and business growth. She has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs over the years with everything from overcoming the fear of sales to growing their brand visibility and email lists through organic marketing strategies. Building your business does NOT have to be a struggle….Tracy believes in building a life and a business you love with EASE.She is a wife, Mom of two young adults and a dogMom. She is a public speaker, and a published author. She has been honored nationally by Vanity Fair Lingerie as a Support Award winner for Women in Entrepreneurship. She has been featured on top business podcasts, and has been a regular contributor on one of her hometown’s premier tv shows. Kajabi looks to her as one of their expert coaches for small business owners. She is the creator of two online courses: “Business Visibility Made Easy” and “Be A Confident Entrepreneur” as well as the popular business podcast “Create Online Business Success!”Create Online Business Success! | Visibility, Lead Generation, Content Marketing Strategies, and Entrepreneurial Inspiration
https://pod.link/1764847083https://www.tracybeavers.com/
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How I Keep Myself Organized When Hosting a Guest - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips
With the multiple interview shows that I host, a question was posed as to how I keep everything straight?? I share my manual process (because I am old) - what my intake form looks like, why I pre-interview, how I use YouTube differently than most and my guest process.
I am curious as to what your process is and how it may differ - always looking to streamline and to learn from others!
Leave me a voice message at HowToPodcast.ca
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Episode 415 - Live Podcasting, is it Just a Fad, A Flashback, or the Future of Podcasting
Why Live Podcasting Is Captivating (Even for On-Demand Fans)
Real-Time Audience Interaction
Live podcasting lets you engage with your audience as the show happens. Listeners can ask questions, offer feedback, and even steer the conversation in real time, creating a dynamic, two-way experience
This immediate feedback loop isn’t possible with traditional, pre-recorded podcasts. It fosters a sense of community and makes listeners feel truly seen and heard
Community Building and Shared Experience
While on-demand listening is solitary, live podcasting creates a collective event. Fans gather at the same time, interact in chat, and share the excitement of being part of something unfolding in the moment
This “appointment listening” can actually strengthen loyalty, as listeners bond with each other and the host over a shared experience
Enhanced Engagement and Authenticity
Live shows are unpredictable and spontaneous. That energy—laughter, surprises, even mistakes—can make for compelling, authentic content that stands out in a world full of heavily edited audio
The adrenaline of performing live often brings out the best in hosts, sharpening their skills and boosting their confidence
Unique Content Opportunities
Live podcasting is perfect for big announcements, special events, or timely discussions—think election night coverage, Q&A sessions, or live interviews with breaking news
It also opens the door to multimedia integration, such as live video, real-time polls, and even VR/AR experiences, making your show more interactive and innovative
Revenue and Brand Growth
Live events can be monetized through ticket sales, exclusive access, sponsorships, or merchandise drops. They also help elevate your brand, adding credibility and attracting new listeners who crave interactive experiencesAddressing the “But Isn’t This Just Radio?” Argument
Yes, live podcasting shares DNA with radio, but it’s fundamentally different in its flexibility, interactivity, and the power it gives creators. You’re not bound by station formats or commercial breaks.
Unlike radio, live podcasts can be repurposed—record the live show, edit it, and release it as an on-demand episode for your regular audience
The tools and platforms available now (live chat, video, analytics, audience polls) offer a level of engagement and data-driven customization that old-school radio never could
Is Live Podcasting for Everyone?Not necessarily. The traditional, on-demand model isn’t going anywhere—most listeners still prefer it for multitasking and convenience. But live podcasting offers a unique, high-engagement layer for those who want to deepen their connection with their audience, experiment with new formats, or create buzz around special moments.Final Challenge
If you value community, crave real-time feedback, or want to create unforgettable, interactive experiences for your listeners, live podcasting is worth a try. It’s not about replacing on-demand episodes—it’s about adding a new dimension to your podcasting toolkit. You might just find that the energy, authenticity, and connection of live shows bring a whole new level of excitement to your work
Want more?
https://community.triblive.com/articles/The-Future-of-Live-Podcasting-Beyond-Conventional-Broadcasting
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Episode 414 - Skate to Where the Podcasting Puck Is Going - The Future of Podcasting
In this forward-looking episode, we explore where podcasting is headed, the big ideas shaping its future, and how creators can position themselves to benefit as early adopters. Framing our conversation is Wayne Gretzky’s iconic advice: “I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been”
We’ll discuss how podcasters can anticipate the next wave, not just follow the crowd, and carve out unique opportunities in the evolving landscape.
Wayne Gretzky famously said, “I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been”
This mindset is crucial for podcasters who want to thrive in a rapidly changing industry. Instead of simply reacting to current trends, successful creators look ahead, anticipate shifts, and position themselves at the forefront of innovation
Wayne Gretzky’s Wisdom: Anticipating the Next MoveBig Ideas Shaping the Future of Podcasting
Video Podcasting & Multi-Channel Content
Video is becoming central, with platforms like YouTube and Spotify investing heavily in video podcasts. Creators who embrace video (and its analytics) will have deeper audience engagement and more promotional opportunitiesAI and Automation
AI-driven tools are transforming editing, transcription, and even content creation. These advancements lower barriers to entry and free up creators to focus on storytelling and community-buildingInteractive and Always-On Content
The rise of interactive podcasts—where listeners can ask questions or influence the show—and always-on formats are making podcasts more engaging and community-drivenNiche Communities and Direct Monetization
Smaller, focused podcasts are thriving through direct patronage, memberships, and community-building, rather than chasing mass-market appealFormat Innovation and Hybrid Shows
Hybrid formats (mixing narrative, documentary, and interviews) are gaining traction, allowing creators to stand out and deliver richer experiencesHow to Get Ahead: Applying the Gretzky Principle
Adopt Early, But Thoughtfully
Don’t just chase every new trend. Instead, watch where the industry is moving and identify under-served spaces where you can innovate and leadBuild for Video and Multi-Platform
Start experimenting with video and multi-channel distribution now, so you’re ready as these platforms become dominantIntegrate AI and Automation
Embrace AI tools to streamline your workflow and enhance your content quality, giving you more time to connect with your audienceFoster Community and Interaction
Use interactive features and social media to deepen listener engagement and build a loyal community around your showDiversify Your Format
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Episode 413 - Communications Specialist, Consultant, Podcaster and Publisher with Co-HOST - Corine La Font
I met Corine La Font on PodMatch.com - and I am grateful that I did!
Hi! I'm Corine La Font. I help people discover their true self and communicate better. Let's learn how!
I was born and raised on the lovely island of Trinidad and Tobago (pronounced 2-bay-go) in the Caribbean and migrated to Jamaica in my 20's. I lived and worked there for 21 years and am now back on home soil since 2017.I am a natural creative. I dance to the rhythm of soca and Latin music, paint and draw, professionally speak and have written and published books and articles. All of which has culminated in my career and passion as a Communications Specialist and Consultant, Podcaster and Publisher helping persons navigate the communication terrain in life, work, home and personal relationships. Communication is an art form. It's a Language. It's a dance.Step 1: Discover Your StrengthsThink about what makes you unique and what you're good at. Share these thoughts, and we'll explore how to use them in your personal and professional life.Step 2: Understand Your AudienceWho do you want to talk to? Let's figure out who they are and what they care about. This helps you connect with them better.Step 3: Develop Your MessageWe'll work together to create a clear and powerful message. This message will show your true self and help you stand out.Step 4: Practice SpeakingPractice makes perfect! We'll have fun exercises to make you more confident when speaking to others.Step 5: Get FeedbackWe learn and grow by giving and receiving feedback. We'll discuss what works and what can be improved in your communication skills.ConclusionLet's take your communication to the next level together! You'll be able to express yourself better and make a strong impact in your field.
Between The Lines Podcast - 'Between The Lines' is a podcast that uncovers the hidden meanings in communication—what’s said, what’s left unsaid, and what it really means. We decode the messages behind words, body language, and power dynamics in personal and professional relationships. Whether you’re negotiating a deal, navigating a tricky relationship, or just trying to trust your intuition more, this podcast helps you sharpen your discernment so you can respond with confidence instead of reacting on impulse. https://pod.link/1793433809
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Episode 412 - 4 Business Principles Every Podcaster Should Apply Whether Your Podcast is a Hobby or a Business
4 Business Principles Every Podcaster Should Apply
Loving your podcast as a hobby is essential for long-term motivation, but treating it like a business is what elevates your show’s impact, reach, and potential for growth. Here are four foundational business principles that translate seamlessly to podcasting, helping you enjoy the creative process while building a sustainable, professional operation:
Define Your Purpose and Target Audience
Every successful business starts with a clear purpose and a well-defined target market. For podcasters, this means knowing why you’re podcasting (educate, entertain, inspire) and who you’re speaking to. This clarity guides your content, marketing, and growth strategies, ensuring your episodes resonate and build loyalty
Consistency and Professionalism
Businesses thrive on reliability. For podcasts, this means sticking to a regular publishing schedule and maintaining high production standards. Consistency builds trust and anticipation with your audience, while professionalism (from audio quality to episode structure) sets you apart in a crowded space
Strategic Content Planning and Organization
Just as businesses plan their products and services, podcasters should plan content in advance. This includes outlining episodes, preparing interview questions, and scheduling releases. Using organizational tools (like calendars and to-do lists) helps manage multiple tasks and ensures you deliver value with every episode
Marketing and Monetization Mindset
Treating your podcast like a business means actively promoting it and exploring monetization opportunities. Develop a marketing strategy using social media, collaborations, and guest appearances to grow your audience. Once you have a loyal listener base, consider sponsorships, affiliate marketing, or premium content to generate revenue and reinvest in your show
“Building a successful podcast business takes time and consistency. Stick to a regular publishing schedule, continuously improve your content, and be patient. Success doesn’t happen overnight, but with dedication and hard work, you can turn your podcast into a profitable business.”
By blending your passion for podcasting with these business basics, you can love your show as a creative outlet while building it into something that lasts and grows.
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Episode 411 - Live Recording From our How To Podcast Meetup Group - Open Podcasting Questions and Answers
What we’re about
A meetup designed to:
Connect Podcasters
Build Community
Support fellow podcasters
Promote your podcast
Ask Questions
Be A Guest and Find A Guest requestsGoal: A judgement free group of amazing podcasters at different stages of their podcasting journey - feel free to ask questions, get clarity and be motivated to start and to continue your podcast journey.
Meetings will start off with a short discussion topic related to podcasting, a Q&A portion around the topic presented, and then open discussion and breakout rooms as the group grows.
Check out the podcasts from our participants
Bill Monty's Guide For Getting Older
https://pod.link/1724671803
Tales From South Floridahttps://pod.link/1724673458
Long Covid, MDhttps://pod.link/1716072073You Have the Power - The Road to Recovery from Trauma and Narcissistic Abusehttps://pod.link/1761735883High-Fidelity Conversationshttps://pod.link/1625704418Afterlight Fictionshttps://pod.link/1712362054
https://acontagioussmile.com/
https://www.meetup.com/how-to-podcast-community/
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Episode 410 - Beyond the Mic - Branding, The Importance of Consistent Podcast Art
Podcast artwork plays a vital role in attracting listeners and visually representing your show. Here’s a breakdown of the different types of podcast artwork, best practices, and common pitfalls to avoid:Types of Podcast Artwork
Show Artwork:
Represents the entire podcast and is displayed across platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and directories.
Typically includes the podcast name, logo, and a visual theme that reflects the show's identity
Episode Artwork:
Specific to individual episodes, often featuring guest names, topics, or unique visuals tied to that episode.
Adds a personalized touch and helps episodes stand out in feeds
Example: A travel podcast might use location-specific imagery for each episode.
Chapter Artwork:
Used within episodes to visually represent different segments or chapters.
Common in podcasts with detailed narratives or educational content
Other Forms:
Season Artwork: Represents a specific season of the podcast, distinct from the overall show artwork.
Promotional Artwork: Designed for social media posts, ads, or merchandise.
Best Practices for Quality Podcast Artwork
Follow Technical Specifications:
Use dimensions of 3000 x 3000 pixels (72 dpi) for show art to ensure compatibility across platforms
Save files in JPG or PNG format with RGB colorspace
Design for Versatility:
Ensure artwork looks good at various sizes, from thumbnails to large displays4.
Test designs against dark mode backgrounds for visibility
Keep It Simple and Legible:
Avoid clutter; limit text to five to seven words for readability
Use sans-serif fonts for clarity on smaller screens
Use High-Quality Images:
Opt for high-resolution visuals to avoid pixelation
Incorporate vector graphics for scalability
Leverage Color Psychology:
Choose colors that evoke emotions tied to your podcast’s theme (e.g., warm tones for positivity)
Maintain Branding Consistency:
Use consistent fonts, colors, and imagery across all artwork forms to strengthen brand identity
Experiment with AI Tools:
AI can generate unique episode-specific art quickly by analyzing themes and tonesWhat to Avoid
Overused Imagery:
Avoid generic icons like microphones or headphones unless directly relevant to your podcast’s topic
Poor Quality Visuals:
Steer clear of blurry, pixelated, or mismatched images
Excessive Text:
Too much text can overwhelm the design and reduce readability
Explicit Content:
Do not include profanity, nudity, or references to illegal activities in artwork as it violates platform guidelines
Ignoring Platform Requirements:
Ensure compliance with Apple Podcasts’ rules (e.g., no placeholder images or Apple logos)
By adhering to these guidelines and avoiding common mistakes, podcasters can create compelling artwork that enhances their show’s appeal and professionalism!https://podcasters.apple.com/support/866-promotional-artwork
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Episode 409 - CO-HOST - Bob LeMent - When There Was Only 50 Podcasts, Your Podcast Persona, and a Blue Cat
Bob is one of the original 50 podcasters that started what we have today in podcasting.
The Static Web Site’s first episode was January 1, 1999 in a vain attempt to make the world hear the off kilter and sophomoric ramblings of Miles Tidal and Bob LeMent.Now 24 years and counting they continue their weekly stream of consciousness dialogues. As you may have discerned from listening, we do no preparation or use any manners or decorum to provide a fully improvised piece of comedy. Enjoy.https://StaticRadio.com
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Episode 408 - The Forgotten History of Video Podcasting and Its Comeback Story
The history of video podcasting via RSS feeds demonstrates that while video in podcasting is currently resurging, it is not a new concept. Here's an overview of its origins and the current resurgence:Early History of Video Podcasting
RSS Enclosures and Early Experiments (2000): The concept of attaching media files, including video, to RSS feeds was proposed in 2000 by Tristan Louis and implemented by Dave Winer. Winer introduced the "enclosure" element in RSS 0.92, allowing media files to be syndicated. This innovation laid the groundwork for both audio and video podcasting
First Video Podcasts (2003): The first known serial video podcast, Dead End Days, was released in 2003. It showcased the potential for distributing video content episodically via RSS feeds
Technical Evolution: Early tools like iPodderX (later renamed Transistr) enabled users to access podcasts with graphical interfaces, making it easier to consume both audio and video content. However, video podcasting remained niche due to technical limitations like slow internet speeds and low-quality video playback
Resurgence of Video Podcasting
Current Trends (2024–2025):
Platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and TikTok have driven the adoption of video podcasting by integrating video capabilities directly into their ecosystems. YouTube's dedicated podcast section and Spotify's support for video uploads have made video podcasting a mainstream format
Enhanced audience engagement is a key driver. Video allows for visual storytelling, fosters deeper connections through non-verbal cues like facial expressions, and creates a more immersive experience
Monetization opportunities have expanded with video, as creators can leverage ads, sponsorships, and premium content on platforms optimized for visual media
Shifts in Content Creation:
In contrast to earlier static formats, modern video podcasts often include dynamic elements like B-roll footage and on-screen graphics. Short-form clips optimized for platforms like Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts have also become popular for promotional purposes
Video podcasting has evolved significantly since its early days in the 2000s when it was pioneered alongside audio podcasting via RSS feeds. While the medium faced initial challenges due to technological constraints, its resurgence today is fueled by advancements in internet speeds, platform support, and audience demand for visually engaging content. This resurgence underscores that while video podcasting feels innovative now, it is deeply rooted in the foundational history of podcasting.
https://blubrry.com/manual/about-podcasting/history-of-podcasting-new/technical-history-of-podcasting/
https://podnews.net/article/first-podcast-feed-history
https://lowerstreet.co/blog/video-podcast-platforms#can-i-host-my-video-podcast-with-my-rss-feed
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Episode 407 - Podcasting for Microsoft, The Intrazone and Polaris Pathways, a business transformation podcast with CO-HOST - Chris McNulty
After years of songwriting, music production, and conference speaking, I’m not afraid of a microphone or some audio engineering. I’m particularly proud of these two:
The Intrazone Mark Kashman started this with me back in 2018 - it’s the official podcast that covers all things Microsoft 365. Mark does the work, his partner Lisa does the production, and I just show up from time to time.
Polaris Pathways Sponsored by Synozur, and I produce new episodes monthly. Synozur is named for the ancient Greek reference to the North Star, Polaris. Our mission is to illuminate the pathway for business transformation with coverage of business, technology, and even pop culture.
https://www.chrismcnulty.net
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Welcome to the How To Podcast Series - your home for podcast advice, instruction, community and varied voices from the podcast space - people just like you, starting and growing a podcast and sharing a topic that they love!
It is not too late to start a podcast and there is an audience looking for a topic that you are passionate about, so, start here!
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Episode 406 - Podpacer.com, No Hacks Podcast, Podcaster A.I. with CO-HOST Slobodan Manic
Podpacer is the best way to manage and promote your podcast
Easy to use and free to try. Repurpose your podcast episodes, research and plan your episodes, and use your very own AI assistant, all in one place.
Content Repurposing
Automatically transcribe your episodes and create dozens of content units from them. All in your tone of voice.
Episode Planning
Research your upcoming episodes, and plan them in advance. Use podcasts, YouTube videos, articles and more as sources.
Podpacer AI
Podpacer helps you with the episode scripts, and even generate the show notes for you. Podpacer AI knows your podcast inside out.No Hacks: The Mindset Behind Digital Optimization and GrowthWelcome to No Hacks, the podcast where expertise meets creativity to revolutionize digital experiences. Hosted by industry veteran Slobodan (Sani) Manić, this engaging series tackles marketing, conversion rate optimization (CRO), and user experience (UX) without relying on gimmicks or shortcuts.In each episode, join Slobodan as he engages in candid conversations with top leaders and innovators from tech, business, and design fields. Discover real stories, lessons learned, and breakthrough moments that highlight how to create impactful and transformative online experiences.
No Hacks goes beyond traditional best practices, challenging the status quo by exploring the psychology behind what truly works. Delve into real-world case studies and explore innovative strategies that push the limits of possibility in the digital landscape.If you are a developer, designer, marketer, or a digital enthusiast, No Hacks provides smart, thoughtful strategies for long-term success. Learn to think differently, innovate creatively, and build meaningful digital experiences.
No shortcuts, just expert insights and genuine solutions. Subscribe now to join us one episode at a time as we unravel the true elements of designing transformative digital experiences.
Two Formats, One Mission:🎙️ No Hacks Podcast (long-form interviews) – In these seasonal episodes, I sit down with top experts in marketing, tech, and business to discuss the principles and stories behind successful optimization. We go beyond the surface to explore what really works—and why, on Wednesdays.🍪 No Hacks Snacks (short-form insights) – Need quick, actionable advice? These under-10-minute episodes deliver practical tips and insights from a wide range of guests, on Mondays and Fridays.Subscribe and join No Hacks on this journey to make the internet a better, more thoughtful place, one episode at a time.https://pod.link/1554743376
https://www.podpacer.com/
https://www.podpacer.com/roast-my-podcast/
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Episode 405 - Three Things Every Podcaster Should Practice Today to Improve Your Communication and Confidence as a Podcaster
Welcome to the podcast! Be sure to go back into our past episodes to catch great conversations and topics designed to help you on your podcast - episode 404 features Cass and her amazing podcast process, if you want a great framework that might work well for your podcast, go back one episode and hear that conversation!
This episode features 3 practice tips that you can use today to improve your podcast
Record a video of yourself reading and talking, then, the challenge is to:
- listen to your recording playback without watching the screen, just listen, what do you hear yourself doing?
- watch the video playback with the sound off - what do you see?
- grab a transcription of the words you said - what can you clean up when you speak? Crutch words, are you an umh machine? Too many tangents?
Take one thing that you noticed that you can improve on, address that one thing and make a positive change, then repeat this process again, and agan, and... again - keep improving everytime you do this and your audience will notice!
Next episode features Sani from PodPacer.com - a cool tool for podcasters and a free "Roast My Show" AI tool - if you are nervous about roasting your own show, roast mine!
The creator of this process is Vinh Giang - here is a video of Vinh teaching this process which inspired this episode
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vinhgiang_this-process-is-called-record-review-activity-7271852336493268992-6dUY?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAMvv_8B-0xHStbgQZfb5pQE8ro1r3EY-kM
https://www.vinhgiang.com/
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Episode 404 - CO-HOST - Cassian Bellino - Biblically Speaking Podcast, and an Impressive List of Tools That Can Help Your Podcast
Meet the Founder, Cassian Bellino
When I felt the pull to start the Biblically Speaking podcast, it wasn’t a dramatic revelation, but a persistent nudge. Over the years, I had countless conversations about faith—what began as casual discussions often grew into deeper reflections.
I realized that people asked the same questions I once asked, wrestled with similar doubts, and shared insights that resonated with me. I realized I wasn’t just interested in theology—I was driven by it, needing a space to unpack and connect with others around the questions that kept me up at night.With every conversation and every page of Scripture studied, the Bible became clearer, simpler, and, most importantly, transformative. Now, through hundreds of hours of interviews and insights from some of the world’s most respected scholars, Biblically Speaking exists to make the Bible understandable, approachable, and powerfully relevant to everyday life. It’s been a journey of learning, one that has completely changed me—and I’m here to share it with you.Biblically Speaking - The Bible has been a bestseller for millennia, yet learning about Christianity can feel daunting. I felt the same way. So, as I asked questions, I hit "Record." Biblically Speaking is for curious Christians seeking clear answers to big Bible questions.
Each episode unpacks Scripture with theologians, breaking down passages, parables, and prophecies to make the Bible relatable and easy to understand. If you're looking to grow in faith with real insights and a fresh perspective, this podcast is your guide to understanding God's Word simply and meaningfully.
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