Good Morning, Podcasters!

Good Morning, Podcasters!

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Good Morning, Podcasters! episodes

  • Why your podcast should utilize segments
    Long-form podcasts, especially discussion panels or interviews, have a tendency to find the listener drifting in-and-out of an attentive state. Segments can provide structure which refocus their attention at various intervals; segments can also keep you focused and less stresses. Another benefit? They can help you seem more professional and organized - and that could lead to more sharing from your guests and future guest referrals.
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    14 min
  • News Roundup, New Sponsorship Format, and #FANTF!
    I haven't talked about podcasting news in a while, so lets kick it old school and do a news roundup. Before that, a Found A New Things Friday (#FANTF), and after that, an explanation of how I'd like to invite you to sponsor this podcast in a way that benefits both of us - keeping the community focus strong!
    Shannon Martin's Tech Tools for Teachers Podcast --> [link]
    Padverb --> [link] (see below for correction)
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    Padverb isn't a podcast/guest matching service. I signed up for the service, created a profile, and then didn't poke around further because I figured "It's a matching service, what's to know?" Well, take things for granted and they bite you in the ass later. Padverb isn't anything more than an interview directory. Find a person you follow and you can see all their appearances in one place. There's probably some SEO / organic discovery value here for those of you who are building a personal brand with your podcast, and maybe Padverb adds matching features in the future, but they haven't yet so, currently, Padverb likely isn't useful to most of you. Sorry for the fuck up. I'll be more careful in the future.
    16 min
  • The Happiest Man Alive [#PodAudit]
    A random unknown man telephones Amanda Maxham in 2021 and told her something quite unlikely, "I am the happiest man alive." He then asked for an impossible favor, "I'd like you to prove whether or not I actually am." This lead to the podcast "Happiest Man Alive" a wonderful example of storytelling in podcasting, and a podcast I'm looking forward to featuring in today's #PodAudit
    Happiest Man Alive Website --> [link]
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    17 min
  • Should I Re-Master My Old Podcast Episodes?
    Ed Cunard asks about back catalogue re-mastering. Is it worth it? Is it hurting him in the long run? I say no, on both counts. I explain further in this episode.
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    10 min
  • Podcast Listener Data with Tom Webster of Edison Research
    Two guys from New England (I actually didn't know Tom was from Maine) come together to talk about podcast listener data from the perspective of a schmuck with a daily podcast and a guy who really knows what he's doing. I'll leave it to you to sort out who's who, but here's a hint: I'm the schmuck.
    The Infinite Dial 2021 --> [link]
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    28 min
  • Dan Campos and Technology News Express [#PodAudit]
    Dan Campos of the Techonology News Express podcast (usually broadcast in Spanish and based in Mexico) drops by to put us back on track with podaudits!
    Dan Campos's Podcast --> [link]
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    De-Esser Option --> [link]
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    13 min
  • FX Chain Order and Gain Staging
    Perry Carpenter of the 8th Layer Insights podcast drops by to ask me a few questions about FX Chains and Gain Staging. This episode will be most useful to those of you who are using proper DAWs to edit and engineer your podcast. FX Chains and Gain Staging doesn't apply to a tool like Audacity because Audacity isn't a real DAW (no judgement, I'm just saying).
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    Jon Tidey of Reaperblog --> [link]
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    16 min
  • What makes a good podcast website?
    Matt Medeiros is the host of Audience, the in-house podcast over at Castos.com, and today he's dropping by to ask me a question about podcast websites. In particular, he's asking "What makes a good podcast website?" My answer? Structure, intuitive navigation, and SEO-centric content. None of the rest really matters.
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    18 min
  • Mystery Secret Things I Might Tell You About Soon
    I'm working on something with my buddies Jeff and Greg... and I'm not yet ready to tell you what it is. But I will tease you and give you a way to participate.
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    13 min
  • Podcast Tools and Services Grab Bag
    Mason Amedeaus, from hence forth nicknamed THE MACK, has returned with more questions for me to answer. Today he's asking for some general insights on podcast-related tools; specifically tools that I use. I unleash a list. Links below.
    Links mentioned in this episode
    Switchy.io --> [link]
    Drift Chat --> [link]
    Notion.so --> [link]
    Audiograph.io --> [link]
    Ecamm Live --> [link]
    Clipscribe --> [link]
    Other links
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    12 min

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Good Morning, Podcasters! is a daily morning show for podcasters. I answer listener questions, share industry news, and give advice when appropriate. New episodes release every Monday through Friday.