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  • Podnews Daily - podcast industry news - Spotify adds podcast discovery to the home screen

    Sponsored by RedCircle. If your podcast was a band, it would sell out arenas (or clubs at least!). Let’s get you paid like it.

    • Spotify launched enhanced podcast discovery tools to its app, including recommendations on the home screen “for users who love podcasts”. It’s unclear how the recommendations are chosen. The company has also added a threaded view to its proprietary comments, and a new “following” view within the app.
    • Sports betting website FanDuel was the #1 podcast advertiser in April, says Magellan AI. Corporate advertising for Google makes it to #13, the highest spend increase last month.
    • The Independent Podcast Forum, planned for Jun 16, has been postponed.
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      • The Advertising Landscape - Trust and Attention — Discover why podcast ads win attention & trust compared to other media. Join Tom Webster 6/4 at 2PM ET for data on podcast advertising's unique power + actionable strategies for brands & creators.

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      4 min
    • No Agenda Show - 1768 - "Queer The Deal"
      No Agenda Episode 1768 - "Queer The Deal"

      "Queer The Deal"

      Executive Producers:

      Sir Onymous of Dogpatch and Lower Slobbovia

      Rosie Linkens

      Anonymous Blacksheep

      Matthew Vandermar

      Sir Real & Dame Elizabeth

      Cody

      Sir Tigger Max

      James

      Dame Girl Kyle & Sir Jackie Greene

      Brian McIver

      Associate Executive Producers:

      Bonnie Blankshain

      Sean Homan

      Rich Fontaine

      Eli The Coffee Guy

      Linda Lu—Duchess of Jobs & Writer of Resumes

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      Knights & Dames

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      Art By: Blue Acorn

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      Engineering, Stream Management & Wizardry

      Mark van Dijk - Systems Master

      Ryan Bemrose - Program Director

      Back Office Jae Dvorak

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      3 hr 56 min
    • The Breakdown - Who Can Out-Saylor Saylor?

      Trump Media, GameStop, Joe Lubin, and a growing list of others are embracing the Michael Saylor playbook—raising massive capital to load up on Bitcoin. Today on The Breakdown, NLW unpacks the explosion of MicroStrategy-style public vehicles, the reflexive loop driving investor FOMO, and whether this leverage injection is a new frontier for Bitcoin-based finance—or a looming gray swan.

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      • 12 min
      • Podnews Daily - podcast industry news - Acast’s Smart Recommendations launched for ad buyers

        Sponsored by RedCircle. Talking into a mic for free? That’s a choice. Getting paid for it? That’s a business.

        • Acast has launched its first AI-powered tool (that’s Acast Intelligence to you): Smart Recommendations, an AI-powered podcast ad planner. The tool takes natural language to allow advertisers to turn a desire to reach, for example, “men living in capital cities in Australia interested in craft beer” into a curated set of podcasts to advertise in.
        • In the UK, the BBC has announced a partnership with the Crossed Wires podcast festival in Sheffield, to run a weekend of free shows in early July. Free tickets will be available at the end of next week.
        • We may have an end to Kast Media’s bankruptcy proceedings, which we’ve been covering for over a year. The company’s plan to emerge from bankruptcy was confirmed by a court yesterday.

          • Meanwhile, Kast Media published its accounts for April 2025 as part of the bankruptcy proceedings. The company made $11,455.05 in advertising, and $3,748.63 from Apple Podcasts premium subscriptions. After paying CEO Colin Thomson’s salary and freelancers, the company lost $11,500 in the month.
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            • The Undercover Intern Can No Longer Intern Safely — If you know anyone at the BBC, PBS, or—at worst—CBS, please ask them to listen to his home-improvement pilot podcast and commission a full TV or cinema series. This is urgent; no time-wasters, please.
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            • The Advertising Landscape - Trust and Attention — Discover why podcast ads win attention & trust compared to other media. Join Tom Webster 6/4 at 2PM ET for data on podcast advertising's unique power + actionable strategies for brands & creators.

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            4 min
          • On with Kara Swisher - The Revenge Presidency with Maggie Haberman

            As the One Big Beautiful Bill Act lumbers through Congress, President Trump lobs threats at Russian President Vladimir Putin on Truth Social, and the administration continues its war against Harvard, we’re bringing back New York Times reporter and de facto Trump chronicler Maggie Haberman to weigh in on the president’s state of mind. 

            Kara and Maggie talk about the startling scale of disinformation coming out of the White House, Trump’s ambivalent relationship to Supreme Court rulings and democratic norms, and his ever-widening campaign of retribution against institutions and individuals, (including pop stars like Maggie’s favorite, Bruce Springsteen). They also revisit Haberman’s prescient analysis from earlier this year that Stephen Miller is wielding immense power within the administration and discuss whether Elon’s power is shrinking or he’s simply slipping out of public view. 

            This episode was taped on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 27th, before Elon Musk spoke out against the omnibus bill and Russia proposed to hold peace talks with Ukraine.

            Questions? Comments? Email us at [email protected] or find us on Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky @onwithkaraswisher.

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            1 hr 3 min
          • Curry and The Keeper - 135: Spray and Pray

            Curry & The Keeper - May 28th 2025 Episode 135 - "Spray and Pray"

            Tina and Adam Curry discuss their recent trip to Nashville for the K-Love Fan Awards, their experiences with friends, music, and a hail storm, and their reflections on love and faith.

            • Art by: Craig Weinberg

            • Credits

            • Executive Producer: Pastor Jimmy Pruitt

            • Associate Executive Producer: Sir Brian with an i

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            • 56 min
            • New Media Show (Audio) - New Media Show - Is this the End?

              In the episode titled “New Media Show – Is this the End,” hosts Todd Cochrane and Rob Greenlee discuss the state of the podcasting industry, particularly in light of recent changes and trends. Todd opens the conversation with a metaphor about everything being “on fire” in the podcasting space, emphasizing a sense of urgency and concern surrounding the future of audio content creation.

              Rob acknowledges the anxiety in the medium and points out that change often leads to such feelings. Todd shares insights from his recent experience at the podcast show in London, where he noted a significant presence from Apple and discussions about the industry’s growth trajectory. He expresses that while concerns exist, audio podcasting still has a large audience and continues to grow globally despite the hype surrounding video content.

              The hosts discuss the perceptions that new creators feel pressured to produce video content, sharing anecdotal evidence that many are hesitant to embrace video due to privacy concerns or a lack of resources. Todd mentions that while video production can be costly, audio remains an accessible entry point for many creators.

              A significant theme of their conversation is the potential danger to the podcasting landscape if newer creators are discouraged from starting due to the overwhelming emphasis on video content. Todd stresses the importance of recognizing that audio podcasting is not going away and advocates for more support and encouragement for those who wish to start with audio.

              Rob adds to the discussion by stating that as podcasting becomes more professionalized, a greater number of creators gravitate towards larger shows, potentially sidelining independent podcasters. He agrees that nurturing new creators is essential for the longevity of the medium.

              Throughout the episode, both hosts reflect on the challenges the industry faces, including marketing hurdles for new creators and the slow pace of innovation from podcast platforms. They voice their concerns about the lack of new entrants into the space, which could lead to a narrowing of content variety and a decline in overall podcast engagement.

              As the conversation progresses, Todd and Rob acknowledge the media’s tendency to focus on negative narratives, suggesting there is a need for cheerleaders for audio podcasting to highlight its ongoing relevance and value. They lament the lack of trust in podcasting metrics and express frustration over how the podcasting space may be perceived as declining or “dying,” when, in reality, audio podcasting still has viability.

              In the latter part of the episode, they contemplate the future of the New Media Show itself, weighing whether it should continue, pivot, or evolve given the changing landscape. They invite audience feedback to determine the show’s direction and emphasize the critical importance of ensuring that new creators feel empowered to enter the space without being deterred by the increasing focus on video.

              The discussion wraps up with reflections on AI’s impact on media and the evolving dynamics of content creation, reaffirming their commitment to protecting the integrity of audio podcasting while remaining open to innovation and change within the medium. The episode concludes with a call for audience engagement to share thoughts on the future of the show and podcasting at large.

              The post New Media Show – Is this the End? appeared first on New Media Show.

              2 hr 1 min

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