Rob Greenlee joins Andrew Zarian to discuss podcast trends, his new role at the PodcastOne Network managing their podcasts, the new Podcast Movement conference, and offers some advice on what makes a successful podcast.

Mike Phillips joins Andrew Zarian again to discuss audio engineering and misconceptions broadcasters having of audio. Mike also gives tips on best audio practices for broadcasters and podcasts, the best mic is to get if you are just starting out, and Skype alternatives.

Andrew Zarian Interviews Tom Merritt. Tom shares how his career in Journalism and Podcasting began at an early age when he worked at a radio station. Tom also talks about his time at ZD TV, Cnet, Tech TV, and TWiT. How did Buzz Out Loud get it's start at Cnet? Tom gives tips for podcasting and what he's doing now after leaving TWiT. What technical challenges has Tom faced doing Daily Tech News Show on his own? And Tom shares how he is getting support from fans of Cordkillers and DTNS through Patreon.

Andrew Zarian interviews host of NSFW and Cordkillers Brian Brushwood. Brian explains how Cordkillers came to be and why it's so successful. He also talks about how he funds Cordkillers through viewers, rather than advertisers. Should podcasters skip the traditional route of funding their podcast through advertising? And Brian also explains how he distributes Cordkillers.

Andrew Zarian interviews Daniel J. Lewis from the Audacity to Podcast, the Ramen Noodle Podcast, and Noodle.mx Network. Daniel shares how he got started in podcasting and offers tips for new podcasters. What type of microphone is best for podcasting? Daniel also shares his thoughts on what podcasters should do with their web site to turn visitors into listeners. And Daniel talks about the differences between doing an audio podcast, and a video podcast. Is an advantage to doing a video podcast rather than audio?

Andrew Zarian interviews Dave Jackson from SchoolOfPodcasting.com. Dave has been podcasting since 2005. How did he get started podcasting? Dave also offers tips and advice for anyone who is looking to start a podcast. And Andrew asks Dave to share his thoughts on making money with podcasting. Is there a secret to making money? Plus where does Dave see podcasting going in 2014?

Andrew Zarian interviews radio engineering extraordinaire Chris Tobin. Chris has been an engineer for more than 15 years, working for both ABC and CBS in New York, and several big name talents in radio. What does it take to be a radio engineer these days? Chris gives some advice for anyone starting a career in radio and how he got his start. Has getting a job in radio changed much over the years? Chris also discusses internet broadcasting. What should those looking to get into internet broadcasting focus on?

Andrew Zarian interviews Mike Myers from Tech-Zen.tv. Mike has several shows covering a wide range of topics including church technology, security, and technology. Does Mike often get confused with Mike Myers the actor? Mike also shares how he got into broadcasting, his studio set up, and his work flow to produce and publish shows.

Andrew Zarian interviews Bryan Alvarez from Figure Four Online and Wrestling Observer. Bryan has been broadcasting all the way since the days of eYada radio. He shares how he got into broadcasting and the challenges of taking phone calls with a 1-900 number. Bryan also brings up what it's like asking listeners to pay for content, Art Bell, and his wrestling.

Andrew Zarian interviews Stephen Heywood from the TTB Network, aka The Tech Buzz. Stephen talks about how he got interested in internet broadcasting and the many challenges he's faced learning the craft. How did The Tech Buzz come about? Stephen also discusses internet broadcasting, Wirecast, Tricaster, and the future of the TTB Network.