In this episode, Martin Lindeskog delves into the latest advancements in podcasting, particularly focusing on the integration of AI-generated content. He shares his thoughts on how Artificial Intelligence can aid podcasters in creating engaging episodes by providing summaries and titles. Martin emphasizes the importance of maintaining a personal touch while experimenting with AI innovations. Additionally, the episode covers networking insights from the Podcast Movement conference, where industry leaders like Adam Curry and Todd Cochrane discuss the potential of Podcasting 2.0 and the Value for Value model. Martin also injects a bit of humor, referencing British comedy influences.

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Rob Greenlee's tweet (post) on Podcast Movement with Adam Curry & Rockie Thomas
• Todd Cochrane's tweet (post) on Podcast Movement with Adam Curry
• Podcast Movement and Sounds Profitable announce merger - Podnews
• Wonda launches: a creation-by-conversation tool - Podnews
• Wonda by Wondercraft
• Mittwoch - Wikipedia
• Fawlty Towers
• Absolutely Fabulous
• Mr. Bean
• The Podnews Guide to Dallas

Episode 14 (9 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

The podcast industry is evolving rapidly, as highlighted in this episode of Swing That Gig!. Martin Lindeskog emphasizes the importance of staying informed about industry trends, particularly for new media advisors and podcasters. He discusses the dynamics of podcast consumption in Sweden, which ranks highly globally. Despite the challenges linked to advertising and competition from other media forms, Lindeskog finds passion and opportunity in podcasting as part of his career path. The episode also touches on innovative technologies like mobile podcast studios, offering insights into tools that could shape the industry's future.

I am also doing a spontaneous job application to Nomono in Norway, and talking about the Podcast Movement conference in Dallas, Texas.

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Schibsted - Wikipedia
• Svenska Dagbladet
• Aftonbladet
• Omni (website)
• Reviews of PodMe - Trustpilot
• True Crime Podcast Listeners Triple in Five Years - Edison Research
• Podnews
• Small Business Trends
• BizSugar
• Podcast Movement
• Is the Podcast Industrial Complex Dead? - The Podcast Setup
• TV4 (Swedish TV channel) - Wikipedia
• What is an unconference? - WebCoast
• Knytkonferens (potluck conference in Swedish)
• Audio clip: Adam Curry & Rockie Thomas at Podcast Movement - TrueFans.fm
• SoundStack appoints Rockie Thomas Chief Strategy Officer - Podnews
• Podcasting 2.0 podcast, episode 226: TechNeck
• Adam Curry - Wikipedia
• Martin's comment on Rockie Thomas's post on LinkedIn
• Never Run Out Of Episode Ideas: Tips From Podcasting Hall Of Famer, Dave Jackson - Buzzcast
• Audio clip: Rob Greenlee and Nomono Sound Capsule - TrueFans.fm
• Nomono dot co
• New Media Show podcast
• Rob Greenlee's website
• Rode NT-USB Mini microphone
• Rode Connect podcasting software
• The Podcast Show in London
• Sam Sethi's post on Podcamp 2.0 on LinkedIn
• Colin Gray - The Podcast Host

Episode 13 (21 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode of Swing that Gig!, host Martin Lindeskog explores the shifting landscape of LinkedIn’s podcast network. Launched three years ago, LinkedIn's foray into audio content appears to be downsizing or shifting strategy, as suggested by analyses in Podnews. Martin dives into reasons behind the change, such as LinkedIn's collaboration with iHeartRadio, the role of YAP Media absorbing successful shows, and the overarching goals in monetizing through new user acquisition or premium membership. Martin also reflects on how this mirrors trends in podcast networks like Wondery and discusses the potential of hyper-local, niche podcasting.

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• LinkedIn launches podcast network (2022)
• LinkedIn Podcast Network page
• Podnews
• Memo: Amazon breaks up its podcast studio and lays off over 100 - Business Insider
• Pluck the Day podcast on Podhome.fm
• List of new, modern podcast applications on Podcast Index
• VEO (Value Each Other)
• YAP Media
• LinkedIn debuts its own podcast network - TechCrunch, February 23, 2022
• 5 by 5
• Podme
• Schibsted Media follows through on the acquisition plan for Podme
• Omni: For the new generation of news readers
• Podme: Your go-to place for quality podcasts
• Podcasting 2.0 podcast
• List of publishers (podcast networks) on TrueFans.fm
• How to create your podcast network - Captivate.fm
• PG Tips tea brand - Wikipedia

Episode 12 (13 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode, Martin Lindeskog explores the innovative landscape of Podcasting 2.0, highlighting the benefits of value for value exchanges where listeners can donate Satoshis, small Bitcoin units, as a form of appreciation. He discusses how podcasters can engage their audience effectively while exploring new revenue streams beyond traditional advertising, such as through direct listener support and various micromonetary interactions. Martin also reflects on the dynamic podcasting industry, how individuals can transform this venture from a passion project to a sustainable career, and the importance of building a supportive community through platforms like LinkedIn.

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• My post on LinkedIn: Starting a New Position as a Podcaster at Swing That Gig!
• Podcasting 2.0 podcast on Podcast Index
• How Podcasting 2.0 Has LIT Up the Impact of Live Shows. Guest post by Alberto Betella. - The Podcast Host.
• What's in a Boostagram?
• Streaming Satoshis Could Revolutionize Payments - Bitcoin News
• 1000 Satoshis (STSH) to circa SEK 10 - Currency dot World
• Boostagram numerology - Podnews
• The Declaration of Independence, 1776 - Office of the Historian
• There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch (T.A.N.S.T.A.A.F.L.)
• Martin's Buy Me A Coffee (Tea) page (Lyceum)
• Time, Talent, Treasure - Value4Value dot Info
• Comment Icon on TrueFans.fm
• The Challenge by Steven Bartlett

Episode 11 (11 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode of Swing that Gig, host Martin Lindeskog dives into the intricacies of using LinkedIn to enhance your job search strategy, particularly for freelancers and solopreneurs. Martin explores the effectiveness of the 'Open to Work' hashtag, the role of hashtags across various social platforms, and the challenges faced by those without a traditional employer on LinkedIn. He also touches on the potential for using LinkedIn's features, such as profile translations and professional networks, to maximize reach and engagement for greater career opportunities.

How could you be open to work, and unemployable at the same time?

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Steven Bartlett's post on LinkedIn on having Reid Hoffman as a gust on his podcast, The Diary of a CEO.
• Reid Hoffman's appearance on DOAC
• Open To Work and Unemployable at the Same Time - Tea Party Media podcast
• Brian Clark's posts on CopyBlogger
• Brian Clark’s Career Advice for the Unemployable
• Possible podcast
• Six degrees of separation - Wikipedia
• VEO (Value Each Other)
• TANSTAAFL, There Ain't No Such Thing as a Free Lunch - The Library of Economics and Liberty
• LinkedIn Premium
• Scribd acquires presentation-sharing service SlideShare from LinkedIn - TechCrunch
• Visualize your LinkedIn network with InMaps
• Let recruiters know you’re Open to Work
• Why #OPENTOWORK on your public LinkedIn profile is a bad idea

Episode 10 (12 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode of Swing that Gig, Martin Lindeskog explores the integration of podcast tools that streamline the recording, editing, and publishing processes. He discusses his own experiences with optimizing his LinkedIn profile to improve job search effectiveness, including strategies for crafting resumes and personal letters. Martin provides insights on enhancing podcast visibility through non-intrusive advertising and emphasizes the importance of balancing personal well-being with professional endeavors.

It is time to claim ownership of Your podcast!

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Curriculum vitae (CV) - Wikipedia
• Résumé
• How to Write a Cover Letter That Sounds Like You (and Gets Noticed) - Harvard Business Review
• Let recruiters know you’re Open to Work - LinkedIn
• Podcasting 2.0 podcast on Podcast Index
• Pluck the Day on Podhome.fm
• RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed
• Night owl
• Nightwatchman
• Sam Sethi on TrueFans.fm
• Satoshi (unit)
• Gold standard
• How To Get Your Podcast into the New and Noteworthy - Podcasting Q&A -Buzzsprout
• List of new, modern podcast applications
• Swing That Gig! on TrueFans.fm

Episode 9 (13 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode, Martin Lindeskog delves into the history and development of Podlink, a podcast service initially created in 2018 by Nathan. Acquired by Podsights and later by Spotify, Podlink has returned to Nathan, who has begun redirecting Episodes.FM back to Podlink. The service allows podcasts to be accessed easily across various platforms, with plans for customizable URLs and detailed statistics through op3.dev. The discussion also touches on the evolution of podcasting technology, the role of RSS feeds, and the importance of maintaining open access across podcast platforms.

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Save That Gig! on Pod.Link
• Nathan Gathright on Twitter (X)
• Podlink blog
• OP3.dev
• Podcasting 2.0 podcast, episode 229: DataBase Story Time
• RSS (Really Simple Syndication) - Wikipedia
• FeedBurner
• Pluck the Day on Podnews
• IRC (Internet Relay Chat)
• Freemium
• The Secular Foxhole podcast
• Podcast Measurement v2.2 is Ready for Implementation - IAB Technology Laboratory, Inc.
• Popular Podcast App Pocket Casts Joins Automattic - WordPress.com blog
• Conversation with Mitch Downey of Podverse - Tea Party Media podcast

Episode 8 (29 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode of Swing that Gig, Martin Lindeskog discusses the complex issue of podcast distribution and accessibility across various platforms. He shares his personal experiences with popular services like Spotify and IHeartRadio, examining their reach within different regions, specifically focusing on North America versus other parts of the world like Sweden. Martin also delves into the advantages of lesser-known platforms such as Truefans.fm, emphasizing the potential for increased listener interaction through gamification features. The episode encourages podcasters to consider multiple platforms to reach a broader audience and engage listeners effectively.

I am trying to add my podcasts to new destinations: Pandora, iHeart Radio, and Deezer Podcasts.

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Podnews
• Libsyn
• Pocket Casts
• Swing That Gig! on TrueFans.fm
• Stitcher - Wikipedia
• SoundCloud
• Pandora For Podcasters is now Simplecast Creator Connect
• Pandora (service) - WIkipedia
• Swing That Gig! on Deezer podcasts
• Swing That Gig! on Episodes.fm / Pod.link
• List of new, modern podcast applications on Podcast Index

Episode 7 (8 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode of 'Swing That Gig,' Martin Lindeskog delves into the intricacies of podcast production, sharing insights on using Alitu for a seamless content creation. He discusses the balance between leveraging advanced podcast features and maintaining a simple workflow. Lindeskog also explores the significance of clean RSS feeds, AI-generated show notes, and accurate transcriptions in enhancing listener experiences. Additionally, the contrasts between Spotify and Apple Podcasts are highlighted, offering perspectives on distribution and monetization challenges faced by podcasters globally.

I am wondering about the issues with claiming the ownership of this podcast, Swing That Gig!

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Studio Fusion on Twitter (X)
• Studio Fusion live streaming sessions on YouTube (SociaCafe)
• Headroom: Podcasting Toolkit
• Assam tea - Wikipedia
• Podcasting 2.0
• Podcast Statistics Overview - Alitu
• Sam Sethi on TrueFans.fm
• What's an RSS Feed and Where Can I Find Mine?
• Transcription Overview
• Transcripts on Apple Podcasts
• European Accessibility Act - Wikipedia
• RedCircle
• Podhome.fm
• VEO (Value Each Other)

Episode 6 (18 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript and chapters are generated by Alitu.

In this episode, Martin Lindeskog shares his reflections on the cherished online community Fizzle.co. As a former member, he reminisces about the platform's resources and enriching community interactions that made it a go-to for budding entrepreneurs. Martin describes his journey from joining for courses to staying for community hangouts, highlighting Fizzle's evolution to the Palapa platform. Despite its eventual demise, Martin explores the importance of online forums and his quest for the 'next big thing'. He invites listener input on digital communities while discussing alternatives for networking via in-person events and other platforms.

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

• Corbett Barr's website, co-founder of Fizzle
• ZenBusiness, today's owner of Fizzle.co
• The Story Behind Palapa
• Digital Detox: Downsizing Your Digital Life to Create Freedom + Reboot Your Lifestyle Business with Corbett Barr - Zero to Travel podcast
• A Week-In-The-Life of Corbett Barr: Free Pursuits - The Professional Hobo
• Starting Over with Corbett Barr: An EOFire Classic from 2021 - Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast
• Fizzle review (June 12, 2023) - Suggly
• Most Online Businesses Fizzle Out — Let’s Do Something About That - Fizzle.co

Episode 5 (6 minutes) was recorded with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript is generated by Alitu.