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PH003: John Dalton of John Dalton Gently Does It
My guest today is John Dalton. John is an artist who brings the passion and process of creating art to his audience. He hosts a podcast called John Dalton Gently Does It, a long format show, which means it is longer than the average 20-30 minutes. John’s show is interview based and boasts a very loyal following.
[clickToTweet tweet=”Artists have this pent-up reservoir of conversation that they are just dying to share with somebody who is interested.” quote=”Artists have this pent-up reservoir of conversation that they are just dying to share with somebody who is interested.”]
On today’s episode, we discuss what it is like to explore a visual medium with an audio one. We also stress the importance of knowing your audience and how to connect with them. Interacting with your audience is a very delicate balance and John has seemed to find the right method that works for him. Having trouble finding your audience? Give today’s episode a listen!
Today’s highlights:
[clickToTweet tweet=”What I like about Patreon is, it is a way of classifying or categorizing or grouping together real true fans. Because they put their money where their mouth is.” quote=”What I like about Patreon is, it is a way of classifying or categorizing or grouping together real true fans. Because they put their money where their mouth is.”]
Resources:
John Dalton’s website
John Dalton Gently Does It
John’s Podcasting Gear:
Microphone(s): Samson Q2U USB
Headphones: Ear buds that came with my wife’s new phone a year ago.
Recording hardware: MacBook Pro 2012 running OS 10.11.6
Recording software: Garageband version 6
Soundflower – https://soundflower.en.softonic.com/mac
Linen – https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/11333/linein
Skype
Editing software: Garageband version 10.2 or Reaper
File storage: Dropbox
Any other equipment
setup used: I alway print out my questions on paper and have them in front of the mic when I am recording.
I alway write out what I am going to say like announcements, introductions etc…
I always stand up for the whole recording.
Thank you for joining me for today’s Podcast Hackers episode. Tune in next time as we continue to have in-depth conversations with experts who can help make your podcast the best it can be!
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By CastosMy guest today is John Dalton. John is an artist who brings the passion and process of creating art to his audience. He hosts a podcast called John Dalton Gently Does It, a long format show, which means it is longer than the average 20-30 minutes. John’s show is interview based and boasts a very loyal following.
[clickToTweet tweet=”Artists have this pent-up reservoir of conversation that they are just dying to share with somebody who is interested.” quote=”Artists have this pent-up reservoir of conversation that they are just dying to share with somebody who is interested.”]
On today’s episode, we discuss what it is like to explore a visual medium with an audio one. We also stress the importance of knowing your audience and how to connect with them. Interacting with your audience is a very delicate balance and John has seemed to find the right method that works for him. Having trouble finding your audience? Give today’s episode a listen!
Today’s highlights:
[clickToTweet tweet=”What I like about Patreon is, it is a way of classifying or categorizing or grouping together real true fans. Because they put their money where their mouth is.” quote=”What I like about Patreon is, it is a way of classifying or categorizing or grouping together real true fans. Because they put their money where their mouth is.”]
Resources:
John Dalton’s website
John Dalton Gently Does It
John’s Podcasting Gear:
Microphone(s): Samson Q2U USB
Headphones: Ear buds that came with my wife’s new phone a year ago.
Recording hardware: MacBook Pro 2012 running OS 10.11.6
Recording software: Garageband version 6
Soundflower – https://soundflower.en.softonic.com/mac
Linen – https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/11333/linein
Skype
Editing software: Garageband version 10.2 or Reaper
File storage: Dropbox
Any other equipment
setup used: I alway print out my questions on paper and have them in front of the mic when I am recording.
I alway write out what I am going to say like announcements, introductions etc…
I always stand up for the whole recording.
Thank you for joining me for today’s Podcast Hackers episode. Tune in next time as we continue to have in-depth conversations with experts who can help make your podcast the best it can be!