Podcasters tend to be opinionated. Except when it comes to which app people use to listen to our shows. Most of us genuinely don’t care. But perhaps we should, especially when courting new potential listeners.

As of January 1, 2020, you and I can no longer ignore the privacy implications of our podcasting efforts. But you also don’t need to get a law degree. You also don’t need to take up arms. You just need to be smart.

Did your podcast grow in 2019? It’s surprisingly hard to answer that question. And the answer find might be less meaningful than you imagine. Luckily, there’s a way out.

Are smart speakers a thing for podcasts? James Cridland is here to tell you why they aren't. And... why they might be in the near future. For some of us, at least.

So you’ve created a beautiful podcast. But will anyone listen to it? Today, Skye Pillsbury is going to talk about how, by doing just a few simple things right, you have the potential to see your show’s name in lights.

Is your podcast too complicated to produce, publish, or market? Mike Dell has seen more than his fair share of over-thinking from new podcasters. He says keeping it simple will make your podcast better, and I agree. Mostly, that is. Listen to this:

Are you smart? Ma'ayan Plaut thinks you are. But you can still be smarter. Because all of us have something we can learn from you. Ma’yan has three ways you can share your work better, to improve your podcast and podcasting for all.

In a world of podcast growth and in an industry that is changing from being a moody teenager into being an aspirational adult… How can we, the lowly podcaster continue to thrive?

“I can't get coverage for my podcast!” is a common gripe of podcasters. But are you asking for podcast coverage or coverage for *only* your podcast? There's a difference, and one has more longterm-use than the other, according to guest-host Elena Fernández Collins.

Back in the 1990s, a popular radio show host was known for holding funerals for all the competing shows he beat out in his time slot. That was dumb. Listen to Dave Jackson tell you why that doesn’t happen in podcasting.