Compassion Fatigue

Compassion Fatigue, Defender Radio, Editing, Interviewing, print journalism, and General Anxiety Disorder are touched on today with Michael Howie.

Defender Radio often takes 30 seconds of outside media, and expands it, with more attention, to 30 minutes. His type of guests include high level Politicians, minor celebrities, Researchers, and Advocates. The intention of the podcast is to give more than what the media has to offer.

He talks about the podcast as a self esteem booster.

He discusses how the podcast serves as a form of therapy in two ways as he lives with General Anxiety Disorder. He has had multiple episodes on mental health, and has focused much on 'Compassion Fatigue'.

Michael also shares some great advice on editing interviews.

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Foreign Policy

Bunmi Akinnusotu bring you Foreign Policy in an easy to digest way with "What in the World?".

Not only does she make this understandable for everyday people, she brings a diverse perspective and a balanced discussion on what is going on in the world with issues overseas.

This podcast has become a learning tool for both Bunmi and the Listener.

The show focuses on foreign policy and other issues - what they do in America and how it's connected abroad. She is fueled to give you more information that just what the 'news' is covering.

If you are tired of shouting matches on these topics, then you want to listen to this show.

We also discuss the podcast as a step toward achieving her dream of becoming the first Nigerian-American Ambassador.

Bunmi also shares some wonderful advice for aspiring podcasters.

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Advertisement Partnership

Glenn Rubenstein is the founder of ADOPTER MEDIA (an Independent Advertising Agency) and an advertisement partnership connector for clients and podcasters. The good news is that the demand is huge for companies who want to advertise on podcasts.

Glenn started out before Podcasts were a 'thing'. He was run a live stream on Winamp SHOUTcast back in the day.

He explains the jumping point to start his own company, Adopter Media. He is on a mission to get the word out on podcast advertising, and the how and why it works.

We also discuss his own podcast - podcast advertising and the interviews that he has conducted, and getting insights from podcast advertisers.

When you listen to this episode, you will hear Glenn give independent podcasters advice on getting into podcast advertising.

Before you get in touch with Glenn, there are a few things you should consider as well.

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Annalisa Parent - http://datewiththemuse.lpages.co/writing-gym/

Alexander Laurin - http://podcasterscoach.com

Phil Primeau - https://thesim.podbean.com/

Alexander Laurin - http://podcasterscoach.com

Stephen Guerra - https://www.atozhistorypage.com/

Alexander Laurin - http://podcasterscoach.com

Pavo - http://www.pancast.co.uk/

Alexander Laurin - http://podcasterscoach.com

Kurt Sasso - http://tgtmedia.com/

Alexander Laurin - http://podcasterscoach.com

Direct & Indirect Monetization

Yann Ilunga from The Podcaster's Lab shares some direct and indirect monetization strategies. Yann is a well know, and well respected, Podcaster and Consultant in the podcasting world.

He talks about managing all of his podcasts and starting a new YouTube video show. It's all about finding your sweet spot and productivity hacks.

Episode includes:

- the very beginning of his podcast journey and randomly stumbling into podcasts.

- podcasts as a relationship building tool.

- why he believes that podcasts are a powerful when it comes to websites and business.

Yann generously shares some of the keys to monetization for those who start a passion project, but hope for income down the road.

1 Take a step back and look at your monthly expenses

2 Affiliate marketing

3 Your existing community

4 Premium Content

5 Sponsorship

6 Your own business as a sponsor

https://www.yannilunga.com/

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Rock N Roll History

Christian Swain brings you rock n roll history. What was once a germ of an idea, is now a 6 podcast network.

The Rock N Roll Archaeology Project brings you two generations of history, 50 years, from 1945-1995. It was a cultural phenomena in those times, but Rock starts to wane in 1995, and stops being the way it was before. Rock N Roll was a part of the cultural change at the time.

The Rock N Roll Archaeology Project is hosted by Christian and is a highly produced show. He looks at Rock in the eye as a historian.

This is a merging of Christian's passions - Rock and Podcasts. It is something that he should have started a long time ago.

Podcasters are Artists, Christian agrees. It's from the production and the 'theater of the mind'.

Christian also provides some very good advice on starting a Podcast Network.