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Podcasting is hard. That's why we want to share no nonsense tips and insight, to help you launch and improve. So if you want to find your voice, your audience and your passion- this is the podcast for you. https://www.podstarter.io/
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Our clients often ask what the ideal length of a podcast is, some even come with a clear idea of a duration already. According to Libsyn's 2019 State Of The Industry Report, the average length of an episode is about 28 minutes. Is 28 minutes the right duration for you? Honestly, I have no idea. Read the full blog post here: https://www.podstarter.i…
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In 2022 the Central Intelligence Agency released its first episode of its new podcast 'The Langley Files'. You may be wondering why such a secretive institution is getting into the intimate medium of podcasting? And what does this mean for a new era in podcasting? To learn more about Podstarter and read our other blogs, visit: https://www.podstarte…
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So many people want to launch a podcast and become overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information. Knowing what you should focus on is essential. Here are 4 basic tips to stop podfade (the slow grind to a halt and eventual death of a podcast). Read the full blog post here: https://www.podstarter.io/podstarter-blog/4-ways-to-stop-podfade…
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Launching a podcast can seem overwhelming at first, but it may not be as daunting as you initially think! This this PLOG, producers Grace and Sarah go over the tasks you need to put in motion to get your podcast off the ground and into the ears of listeners. They chat about: Establishing what your show is, and why you are doing it The importance of…
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Mark Asquith is the CEO of Rebel Base Media and Captivate.fm. He is a prolific thought leader in the podcasting space with a focus on creating platforms that are user focused. Mark narrows in on the importance of creating online spaces dedicated to your podcast and the limitations you may face if you choose to overlook this step. There is an audien…
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Many podcasters are perfectionists, and this can often stand in our way, even before you launch. In this week's PLOG, producers Grace and Sarah discuss MVP: minimal viable podcast. What exactly does it take to overcome insecurities to hit "publish" and how can we manage expectations going into starting a podcast journey. They chat about the basic a…
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Maintaining a weekly podcast is a huge undertaking. This week’s guest has learned a lot over a span of 4 years. Sarah MacLellan is the host of the InTalksicated Podcast - a weekly comedy podcast with over 200 episodes. Sarah is the perfect example of a podcaster who dove in and learned podcasting by doing - mistakes included. She also evolved her w…
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In PLOG #2, producer Rhys and studio engineer Connor chat about various production styles and how they can help elevate your podcast. It's important to know your audience and the purpose of your podcast in terms of deciding which production elements can improve the experience for your listeners (and which ones will just get in the way!). Rhys and C…
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Imagine having a podcast that puts the guests before the audience. Jeff White has a wonderful take on podcasting, he uses it to build a community within his industry. Over a period of years, The Kula Ring has allowed Jeff and his team to grow their brand and profile. Each episode has allowed them to build productive relationships, learn more about …
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Introducing the Podstarter PLOG Series! In our first PLOG, producer Sarah MacLellan and studio engineer Connor Sampson sit down to discuss tips and tricks to increase your audio quality including microphone placement, setting up an ideal environment for podcasting, avoiding unwanted noises and more. We also talk about basic recording etiquette we h…
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Our first guest is huge, we have the one and only Chris Boyce from rockstar podcast company, Pacific Content. Pacific Content makes shows for Slack, Adobe and many huge brands. We were lucky enough to get Chris to share his experiences from the rise of this company and the work they do. This is a real opportunity to hear the perspective of an indus…
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After a prolonged break, we are back with our second season of Podstarter. We hope to excite, inform and entertain you with stories from some of the podcast industries most exciting voices. Season 2 will feature a wide range of voices and stories from across the podcasting world. Topics we will be covering include: The rise and rise of branded show…
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You started a show with a childhood friend, and after years of recording and dozens of episodes your audience is growing. However, the show is going in a direction you feel uncomfortable with and the tone doesn't suit you. How do you find a way to take control or go your separate ways without sacrificing all you have worked hard to build? Shawn McB…
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If you're one of the many people stuck at home with time on your hands, maybe now it the time to launch that new podcast. Maybe you miss family and friends and want to broadcast updates or messages of support? $200 microphones? Monthly software subscription fees? You may be watching your cash or struggling with clogged supply chains, so we've prepa…
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Imagine making a one off podcast and dropping it onto a feed just for fun. Now imagine getting chased by a new and sudden audience who want more. Such is the story of Sarah Rhea Werner’s Girl In Space podcast. Sarah told us all about the twist and turns of learning as she went and the trials of finding new cast for her expanding universe. Find out …
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Greg Hemmings and Dave Veale were early to the podcasting game, starting their show way back in 2014. As the first team to start talking about the B-Corp movement though a podcast, they have become a go to resource and dominant voice in their genre. Often rated in the top 10 must listen to charts for business shows by sites like Workopolis and Drag…
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We put our money where our mouth is and head out into the real world. Testing our Zoom H6, we use the environments to explore different soundscapes and discuss the challenges of recording outside. From a normal office space, to a busy street, to a hill overlooking a city, we experiment and discuss as it happens. We discuss: Using the different soun…
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Hosted by technology entrepreneurs Shawn Wilkie and Dr. Ivan Zakharenkov, the Veterinary Innovation Podcast features discussions with industry leaders and innovators about the challenges they’re facing and how to address them. With topics ranging from cannabis use to industry burnout, you won’t learn this in vet school. We spoke to Shawn about thei…
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We spoke to Steve Austins, who along with his wife Marina set up Bengo Media. Bengo are passionate about the power of audio in building loyal audiences and, with decades of combined experience in BBC radio, the duo offer the podcast industry an exciting new business model. Find out more here: https://www.bengomedia.com/…
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The first full record with our flexible, teachable, portable studio. Recorded in your typical business meeting room, which was not completely silent and had no acoustic treatment, we finally get to try out our super-flexible studio. It can be rigged in an empty room in 20 minutes, can accommodate up to 6 voices (including someone calling in), and c…
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Hyacinth Podcast mixes scholarly research with the work of writers and artists. Through interviews, storytelling, and original music, I try to get to the heart of big ideas. In this episode, we try something different. Carmel is a podcaster, however, she has only launched one episode so far. As she assessed the feedback and plans to release her sec…
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Scott & Forrest have been called the 'Click and Clack of esoterica' by their listeners. Their mission is to take a look at legendary strange and unusual events from throughout history and interview people who've had close encounters with the unexplained. They strive to bring you everything that's entertaining about those stories and remind you that…
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Scott & Forrest have been called the 'Click and Clack of esoterica' by their listeners. Their mission is to take a look at legendary strange and unusual events from throughout history and interview people who've had close encounters with the unexplained. They strive to bring you everything that's entertaining about those stories and remind you that…
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Have you ever heard that old story about how Napoleon shot the nose off the sphinx? Or that Shakespeare was an illiterate fraud? Or that Queen Elizabeth was actually a man? Our Fake History is an award-winning podcast about the myths people think are history and the good history that might be hidden in the myths. The podcast combines storytelling, …
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"In the Storyhouse" was a podcast hosted by Jennifer Flores, veteran design blogger and founder of BlogPodium, Canada’s Conference for Influencers, and Erin Trafford, former broadcast journalist and current DIY blogger. "In The Storyhouse" provided an insider’s perspective on the world of influence. We spoke to Erin about the wild ride that led to …
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The Beef And Dairy Network Podcast is a comedy podcast by Benjamin Partridge. It is part of the Maximum Fun podcast network. Benjamin Partridge is an award-winning comedy writer, performer, producer and podcaster. He has been making his own work since 2010. WINNER - Gold - Best Comedy at the British Podcast Awards 2017 WINNER - Gold - Best Comedy a…
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When you market a fashion brand on a visually driven social media platform like Instagram, it can be hard to share the depth of the ideals behind your creations. Duane was no stranger to podcasting and decided to use the medium to share deeper messaging with his audience. However, the process of interviewing artists from all walks of life has allow…
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Ruth started podcasting after her husband surprised her by building a studio in their basement and suggested she just get started. What followed was a journey of understanding through conversation with people she'd never have met without the podcast medium. Ruth has established herself as a thoughtful curator of new perspectives on life and her abi…
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What started out as Jordan recording a story about a family member's weird experience grew into a passion project that would take him on an unexpected journey. We discussed with Jordan why passion matters and why honest curiosity appeals, the roller coaster of building a fan base in unexpected places, and how upgrading your production quality can e…
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Welcome to the Podcast about Podcasts! Thinking of starting one? This is the show for you. This show, hosted by Podstarter founders Jonathan Burns and Rhys Waters, collects the experiences of podcasters, from veterans to newbies. In this episode, we discuss our motivation for building this show, who we hope to help, and if you are someone who shoul…
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