PodToPod Podcast

To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the podtopod.com website, we sit down with the site's founder, Joseph Berman on the history of podtopod, and changes he has since in the industry this past year.

Castrly,  from Jaime Jay, is the first and only solution we know of designed for Podcast Producers/Podcast Production companies. This software will help you manage your workflow, stay organized and remain in contact with your clients so you can focus on what you do best, edit and produce podcasts. We highly encourage you to check out their software solution if you run a podcast production company or plan on doing that in the future.  Jaime is also the founder of Slapshot Studios and the host of the Stop Riding the Pine Podcast.

Shannon Martin, Director of Communications for Podbean, talks about their new app marketplace for their podcasting hosting service and responds to latest news from Apple

Yitzchac ‘Issy’ Livian is one of the co-founders of the Hear Me Out app, essentially an instagram of audio. The reason we were intersted in chatting about it is because they already have podcasters who are using the service to promote and market their podcasters and would encourage you to consider doing the same. Also, they have some interesting features for the car that you might find to be very cool.

I had the great pleasure of interviewing Mark Moriarty, the founder of Awesound, a long time ago on the PodUp podcast when he was first getting started. I was excited to bring him back to talk about some new updates to his podcast hosting solution as well as his take on the overall podcasting to date. I think you'll enjoy our conversation

Anne Wootton, CEO, and Co-Founder of AudioSear.ch, a one-stop search and recommendation engine for podcasts. She is also a co-founder of the parent company PopUpArchive.

It’s always fun to talk to folks who have created podcast specific workstations and today’s chat is no exception.  Joining us, is Charlie Birney, co-founder and executive director at Podcast Village in Gaithersburg, MD.

Dan Franks, the co-founder, and co-organizer of Podcast Movement joins us on PodtoPod to talk about the origin of this podcasting event and some of the incredible speakers and activities you can look forward to at this year's conference in Anaheim, CA.

We are excited to talk about Kids Listen, a grass-roots organization that advocates for high-quality audio content aimed at kids, with their co-founder Lindsay Patterson, who is also co-host of the science podcast Tumble.  Together we explore the kids podcasting space, some new research they just released on the topic, and what you should think about if you want to produce content aimed at the youngest of listeners.

Paul Isaacs of Sound Devices shares with us their new line of podcast recorders, the MixPre.  These are cool devices that sound great and will give you a ton of flexibility to easily create high-quality podcast productions.