In this episode of Pod Like Us, host Martin 'Marv' speaks with Wyatt from Cinema Trip Reviews about his journey into the world of podcasting. They discuss Wyatt's early experiences with podcasts like Hack the Movies and The Joe Rogan Experience, which fueled his desire to create his own content. Wyatt outlines the evolution of his show, starting during the pandemic, and the challenges he faced with content creation and audience engagement. The conversation also delves into their shared nostalgia for classic cinema, the importance of maintaining authenticity, collaborative efforts with other podcasters, and the significance of Podcasting 2.0. Whether it's reminiscing about childhood trips to the theater or navigating the complexities of podcast algorithms, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the passion and dedication behind Cinema Trip Reviews.

In this episode of Pods Like Us, host 'Marv' interviews Lucas Dickey, CEO and founder of DeepCast. They discuss the inspiration and evolution of DeepCast FM and DeepCast Pro, focusing on how AI and large language models are transforming podcast discovery and accessibility. Lucas highlights the challenges in the current podcasting ecosystem, the importance of metadata, and how Deep Cast aims to improve discoverability for both consumers and creators. They also touch on the future of AI in podcasting and the significance of industry-wide standards like Podcast 2.0.

Join Martin Quibell (Marv) on 'Pods Like Us' as he chats with Greg, one of the hosts of 'Caped Complainers.' They discuss the dynamics of hosting a podcast with friends, handling multiple hosts' schedules, and the art of letting conversations flow naturally. Delve into their thoughts on various superhero films, including 'The Flash' and Marvel's MCU projects, and hear about Greg's journey from podcast editing to being behind the mic. Plus, enjoy insights into what makes the perfect podcast setup, their favorite superheroes, and some amusing behind-the-scenes anecdotes. Whether you're into podcasting or superhero lore, this episode offers a fun and insightful conversation! 

Join Marv, as he chats with Damian from the Podcast Advice Show in this episode of Pods Like Us. They delve into the evolution of podcasting from traditional radio, the significance of niche content, and the transition from listening to creating podcasts. Learn about the inception of Damian’s projects, including successful comedy podcasts, and discover key advice for indie podcasters on refining ideas, staying motivated, and navigating the podcasting landscape. Don't miss out on valuable insights and strategies for taking your podcast to the next level!

In this episode of 'Pods Like Us,' Marv is joined by Kev Brown and Randy Woods from 'Seaside Pod Review' to discuss the legendary rock band Queen. The conversation covers their earliest memories of Queen, favorite songs, and first purchases of Queen's music. They also dive into the unique format of their podcast, their experiences in podcasting, and the importance of maintaining an authentic and honest dialogue in their shows. The episode highlights standout moments, the intricacies of recording and editing, and the supportive community they've built  around their podcast. Marv also touches on the value of independent podcasts and building  relationships within the podcasting community.

Emma Jane Kirby has worked as a Foreign Correspondent for the BBC, written documentaries, audio drama, a novel, and so much more.

The main reason for their interview is the recent audio series A Most Audacious Heist, that looks in to real life theft of the Sisi Star, which looks into the lives of Empress Sisi herself, and the likable rogue Daniel Blanchard, who sole the star in a way that gives Ethan Hunt from the Mission Impossible films a run for their money. Or did he?

The conversation looks at how EJ's history as a foreign correspondent for the BBC has inspired her writing these great stories based on true stories.

They also discuss the audio series The Butterfly King, which is about a former European king, who died after meeting Adolf Hitler, and after denying Hitler's request to hand over Jews that were being protected in their country.

They also discuss EJ's novel, The Optician of Lampedusa, based on the true story of an optician who whilst vacationing on the Meditteranean Sea, saved a few hundred people trying to escape oppression in their own country, who were floating after their boat sank.

Also mentioned during the show is the superb work that production company Blanchard House, under the creative directorship of previous show guest Rosie Pye. We also discuss EJ's history as a former writer for the iconic British radio drama The Archers, which up to now has been around for 74 years, and is still going strong.

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Marv speaks with Brandon about the show Breswtilled, where Brandon suggests drinks that would be good accompaniments for different television programmes and films, basing it on different aspects of those forms of media.

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In this episode of Pods Like Us, host Marv chats with Arielle Nissenblatt, an influential figure in the podcasting world. Arielle shares her journey from being an avid podcast listener in 2014 to becoming the Director of Community and Content for Orderly and Squadcast FM, a Board of Governors member for the Podcast Academy, and a presenter of several popular podcasts. Arielle discusses her experiences curating content with the Earbud Podcast Collective, her strategies to adapt to evolving listener habits, and the importance of engaging with podcast communities.

Tune in for insights on the growth and monetization trends in the  podcast industry and valuable advice for new creators to market their content effectively. 

Listeners can also expect tips on podcast necessities and Ariel’s personal podcast 

00:00 Introduction and Guest Overview 

WARNING - This episode was fraught with technical issues, and has been compiled from three different recordings on different mediums! 

Exploring the World of Audio Drama with Jamie from Goblin Booth Productions

Jamie shares insights on the show's premise of a workplace comedy set in an alien truck stop, the development of its unique characters, and the inspiration behind the project. They delve into the production process, including writing, voice casting, sound effects, and the collaborative efforts of the team. Jamie also reflects on their passion for mid-century sci-fi and gives advice to aspiring writers and podcasters.

Tune in to discover the intriguing behind-the-scenes stories of creating an engaging sci-fi audio drama.

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