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In this podcast episode, Tiago interviews Peter Mayer, who co-hosts a Hungarian language movie podcast called "Vakfolt" which reviews and analyzes classic films. They discuss the podcast's beginnings, its focus on learning about filmmaking, and its growth from 100 to over 800 listeners per episode. He advises new podcasters to start without significant investment, using free tools, and to be consistent in content and schedule. They also touch on the benefits of podcasting in one's native language for organizing local events.
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Notion : https://www.notion.so/
Patreon : https://www.patreon.com
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Figma : https://www.figma.com/fr
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YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@vakfoltpodcast/
Twitter : https://twitter.com/freevo
Timestamps
**Podcast Growth (00:03:37)** Peter shares the initial and current listener numbers, emphasizing the success of their niche podcast.
**Choosing the Niche (00:04:39)** Peter explains the decision to produce a Hungarian language podcast, highlighting the benefits of targeting a niche audience.
**Monetization and Support (00:05:26)** Peter discusses how they use supporter funds for podcast-related expenses and fan events.
**Tech Stack and Production (00:06:05)** Peter details the tools and process used from idea to production, including note-taking, recording, post-production, and distribution.
**Tips for Growing a Podcast (00:17:18)** Peter advises that not all listeners will actively engage and suggests focusing on creating valuable content.
**Creating an engaged community (00:18:03)** Discussion on the benefits of building a dedicated and loyal listener community, organizing in-person events, and engaging with listeners.
**Starting a podcast in your own language (00:18:56)** The advantages of creating a podcast in one's own language for organizing events and the challenges faced when podcasting in English.
**Tips for starting a movie-based podcast (00:19:50)** Advice on starting a podcast without high expenses, utilizing free hosting services, and being consistent in episode regularity and length.
**Podcast promotion and flexibility (00:21:33)** The flexibility and control over time when starting a podcast, including dealing with interruptions and promoting the podcast on social media.
**Advice for new podcasters (00:23:49)** Encouragement for new podcasters to not be intimidated by the financial aspect, utilize free tools, be consistent, and focus on content quality and promotion.
In this podcast episode, Tiago interviews Peter Mayer, who co-hosts a Hungarian language movie podcast called "Vakfolt" which reviews and analyzes classic films. They discuss the podcast's beginnings, its focus on learning about filmmaking, and its growth from 100 to over 800 listeners per episode. He advises new podcasters to start without significant investment, using free tools, and to be consistent in content and schedule. They also touch on the benefits of podcasting in one's native language for organizing local events.
Try Podsqueeze for free
Links & Resources
Notion : https://www.notion.so/
Patreon : https://www.patreon.com
Zencastr : https://zencastr.com/
Figma : https://www.figma.com/fr
Anchor : https://www.blogdumoderateur.com/tools/anchor/
Podsqueeze: Get 20% discount for a period of 3 months - Use coupon code: PODCASTERS at checkout.
YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@vakfoltpodcast/
Twitter : https://twitter.com/freevo
Timestamps
**Podcast Growth (00:03:37)** Peter shares the initial and current listener numbers, emphasizing the success of their niche podcast.
**Choosing the Niche (00:04:39)** Peter explains the decision to produce a Hungarian language podcast, highlighting the benefits of targeting a niche audience.
**Monetization and Support (00:05:26)** Peter discusses how they use supporter funds for podcast-related expenses and fan events.
**Tech Stack and Production (00:06:05)** Peter details the tools and process used from idea to production, including note-taking, recording, post-production, and distribution.
**Tips for Growing a Podcast (00:17:18)** Peter advises that not all listeners will actively engage and suggests focusing on creating valuable content.
**Creating an engaged community (00:18:03)** Discussion on the benefits of building a dedicated and loyal listener community, organizing in-person events, and engaging with listeners.
**Starting a podcast in your own language (00:18:56)** The advantages of creating a podcast in one's own language for organizing events and the challenges faced when podcasting in English.
**Tips for starting a movie-based podcast (00:19:50)** Advice on starting a podcast without high expenses, utilizing free hosting services, and being consistent in episode regularity and length.
**Podcast promotion and flexibility (00:21:33)** The flexibility and control over time when starting a podcast, including dealing with interruptions and promoting the podcast on social media.
**Advice for new podcasters (00:23:49)** Encouragement for new podcasters to not be intimidated by the financial aspect, utilize free tools, be consistent, and focus on content quality and promotion.