Clubhouse is the latest social-media “crush.” It provides what I call “audio chatrooms.” Others call it “drop-in audio” or “social audio.” My intent in this
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, algorithms, bots—all degrees of AI that have big promises and even some compelling results. But can they help you podcast, maybe even helping you grow your podcast?
I hear this excuse a lot in podcasting. Whether it’s to defend or oppose, some podcasters seem to think that everything a successful podcaster does
I started The Audacity to Podcast as an audio podcast more than 10 years ago (the first episode was published on June 17, 2010), and
Geek out over the list of hardware and software I used to record and produce my video interviews from Podcast Movement 2019.
I’m selling several pieces of podcasting gear that I don’t need anymore and that needs a loving new home.
Podcast media and feed hosting performance comparisons between the most popular and some not-so-popular podcast hosting providers.
The network is retiring but the shows are continuing. Here’s more information.
Here are interesting correlations between the seriousness of podcasts and the hosting companies they use.
Inside the Podcasting Business gives you a behind-the-scenes perspective on the decision, strategies, tools, and more in a business built from a podcast.
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