As you create your podcast it's important to think about the longevity of your content. Does it have staying power? Will it be useful to someone a year from now? Does it need to be? Is it intended to?

In this episode Brian and Chase discuss the differences between evergreen content and trending topics as well a few of the benefits and detriments related to each.

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Host: Brian Biedenbach

Music: “Got the Get Up” by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media

Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios

Harrison Tash is the founder and lead consultant for Living Water Consulting in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He has a passion for helping leaders develop the people around them and within their organizations. That passion led him to launch the People Development Podcast in 2020 and he's been hosting monthly episodes ever since.

In this episode he shares more about that podcast, his ongoing journey as host and a bit of strategy to help you plan ahead and succeed as a podcaster.

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Learn more about Living Water Consulting

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Host: Brian Biedenbach

Music: “Got the Get Up” by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media

Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios

We love receiving listener feedback and responding to listener questions. Recently we received one such question from a listener who asked, "what's the difference between a YouTube video and a podcast?" In this episode we share our thoughts what they have in common and what we think separates the two. 

We'd love to know how you would answer that question. Reach out and let us know by email at [email protected] or messages us on any or our social links below.

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Host: Brian Biedenbach

Guest Host: Chase Wagner

Music: “Got the Get Up” by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media

Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios

The fan support of a start up minor league soccer team in Cincinnati that not only put the team on the map but helped propel them into Major League Soccer was one of the greatest phenomena I've ever experienced as a Cincinnati sports fan. Supporter groups popping up around the city. Pre-game marches to the stadium. Coordinated match day chants. All things I wish I could have participated in, but since I no longer live in the city of my youth, I had to find alternate ways to connect with those passionate fans. Thankfully I discovered Cincinnati Soccer Talk, a podcast for fans and by fans of FC Cincinnati.

In today's episode you'll hear from Boston Brazzell, one of the fans responsible for the launch and the growth of Cincinnati Soccer Talk. Though we could have talked soccer all day long, we focused our conversation on how a small group of passionate fans launched a podcast they weren't sure anyone would listen to and developed it into a network of podcasts that has become the model for many fan-based media outlets. 

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Host: Brian Biedenbach

Guest: Boston Brazzell

Music: “Got the Get Up” by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media

Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios

Believe it or not, most podcasts never make it past ten episodes. And that number is SHOCKINGLY high. There are plenty of reasons for that -- burnout (pod fade), too much work, not enough to say, etc. -- but ultimately, for most podcasters it comes down to your "why," or your reason for podcasting in the first place. If your why isn't strong enough, it's far too easy to turn off the mic rather than pushing through the challenges of those first few episodes. 

In this episode, Chase and Brian ask the question, "does your why need more than 10 episodes?"

Resources from this episode: Amplifi Media

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Host: Brian Biedenbach

Guest Host: Chase Wagner

Music: “Got the Get Up” by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media

Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios

This week we welcome Anthony Carley, host of Conserving Christianity and owner of MagReel Media. In this episode Anthony shares how his experience as a light and sound engineer have uniquely prepared him as a podcast host and producer but says that with a little time and a little commitment, anyone can learn what it takes to produce a good podcast. Two conversations of note in this episode include why Anthony believes the most coveted podcast mic is not really a good mic at all for podcasters and how live streaming episodes has led to increased viewership and engagement for his show.

All that and more in this episode of Good Podcasting.

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Guest links: Conserving Christianity, MagReel Media

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Support Good Podcasting on Buy Me a Coffee. Your support in any amount is greatly appreciated and helps us cover our expenses and equipment needed for the show. Plus we'd love to shout you out on a future episode and answer your questions on the podcast. 

This week we want to thank Brittany Edelson for supporting Good Podcasting!

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Host: Brian Biedenbach

Guest: Anthony Carley

Music: "Got the Get Up" by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media

Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios

As we near the end of yet another calendar year, many of us are working to tie up some loose ends even as we plan for the year to come. It's no different here at Good Podcasting and in this episode I'll share some updates on the podcast, some of the plans for the future and even a couple of ways you can get involved. Thanks for listening in 2022. I'm looking forward to a big year in 2023 as many of you prepare to launch your shows! 

Become a Sponsor! Interested in sponsoring the show in 2023? Click the link. Fill out the form and I'll get back to you with more information.

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Equipment in this episode: Røde Procaster, Røde Procaster Kit, Rødecaster Pro, Gator Frameworks Tabletop Stands, GVM P80S, GVM 850D, Audio-Technica ATH-M30X

*Links to equipment are affiliate links which means if you purchase any of this equipment on Amazon through these links it costs you nothing extra, but I receive a small kickback from the sale.

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Need a gift idea for the podcaster(s) in your life? Then look no further. I’ve got you covered in the 2022 edition of Gear for the Holidays. In this episode we’ll cover the hardware, software, and online services that any podcaster would be excited to see under the tree (or inside their inbox). 

This episode is also available to watch at Summit City Studios on YouTube.

Links to all the gear mentioned in this episode can be found below. 

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Equipment in this episode: 

Microphones:

1. RØDE XDM 100

2. BEACN Mic

3. Blue Sona

USB Interfaces:

1. Zoom PodTrak P4, PodTrak P8

2. Focusrite Vocaster One, Vocaster Two

3. RØDECASTER Pro II

Equipment used to record this episode:

DJI Mic... placed poorly :(

Fifine K658

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