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  • The Areas of Podcasting you can Outsource with Change Work Life’s Jeremy Cline

    The Areas of Podcasting you can Outsource with Change Work Life’s Jeremy Cline
    Jun 12 2023
    This episode, Change Work Life’s Host Jeremy Cline joins us to discuss the different aspects of podcast production you can outsource, how much time he’s saved from outsourcing aspects of the production of the podcast, and the benefits of producing a podcast in batches.   Jeremy Cline is a lawyer, coach, and the host of the Change Work Life podcast, where he interviews ordinary people who have taken action to change the path of their career and explores the changes you can make to enjoy a better working life, whether these changes are small alterations to day-to-day routines, major career shifts or something in between. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   How being a podcast host can help you network and meet new people. The different ways you can find guests to come on your podcast. The vetting process when someone applies to be a guest on your podcast. What areas of your podcast you can outsource and how outsourcing can streamline the production process. The cheapest and most effective way to transcribe your podcast. How to find people you can outsource podcast work to. How to reduce the amount of time you spend producing a podcast. What makes a podcast episode perform well. The benefits of producing a podcast in batches. Using Reddit to reach a wider audience for your podcast.   Resources: Change Work Life Matchmaker.fm Otter.ai Upwork Episode 126: How To Negotiate Your Salary - With Margaret Buj   Connect with Jeremy Cline: Contact   Connecting with the host: Charlie Latham on LinkedIn
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    38 min
  • Using Show Notes to Reach a Wider Audience with Charlie Latham

    Using Show Notes to Reach a Wider Audience with Charlie Latham
    May 29 2023
    Today, we talk about how show notes can be used to bring more traffic to your podcast, the ways you can optimize your podcast for search engine optimization, and why a podcast’s show notes are so important.   Charlie Latham is the author of two books, one audiobook, and a countless number of podcast show notes.   Charlie specializes in podcast show note writing and has previously worked on podcasts that have reached number one in their category on iTunes with episodes hitting over 250,000 views. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   How to use your podcast episode description to reach a wider audience. Different ways to use social media to get more podcast views. How to repurpose a podcast episode to increase your impact. What makes a podcast description rank highly on a search engine. How to use your guest's description to rank on Google. What to include in a podcasts resource section. The benefits of adding a transcript of your podcast on your website. What makes a podcast title effective.   Resources: Otter.ai   Connect with Charlie Latham: LinkedIn Email
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    11 min
  • Creating a Community with The Touched Out Podcast’s Carter

    Creating a Community with The Touched Out Podcast’s Carter
    May 15 2023
    This episode, The Touched Out Podcast’s Host Carter talks about how he created a community creating a podcast, the friendships and connections he’s built through podcasting, and how being a podcast host has helped him learn about himself.   Carter is the creator and host of "The Touched Out Podcast." where he explores the journey of parenthood and provides an open and judgment-free space to have honest conversations about the challenges of being a parent.   The podcast brings guests from all walks of life, sharing a variety of perspectives on parenthood and their experiences, breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health, and finding comfort in knowing they are not alone. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   How Carter created a community through his podcast. Ways to make your guests feel comfortable and secure. What being a podcast host can teach you about yourself. The global connections you can make through podcasting. Imposter syndrome and how to overcome it. The difficulty of balancing podcasting, work, and family life. Getting sponsorship for your podcast.   Resources: The Touched Out Podcast Loop Earplugs   Connecting with the host: Charlie Latham on LinkedIn
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    33 min
  • Speeding up Post-Production and Reaching 150 Episodes with Halfway Okay’s Bingo

    Speeding up Post-Production and Reaching 150 Episodes with Halfway Okay’s Bingo
    May 1 2023
    This episode, Halfway Okay’s Podcast Host Bingo talks about what he’s learned creating almost 150 episodes of his show, how he’s sped up his post-production time to take less than half an hour, and how he manages a podcast with a live audience.   Bingo is the creator and host of Halfway Okay, a standup comedy-esque show with almost 150 episodes that include roleplay, skits, and live audience participation. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   The risks involved with making a podcast with a live audience. How to manage live audience participation to keep it positive. The difference between creating a podcast solo and having a cohost. How to speed up post-production and produce a podcast in less than an hour. Proper mic technique and etiquette. How to introduce sound effects into your show. The difference between streaming video games and making a live podcast. What makes some episodes perform better than others.   Resources: Halfway Okay Stream Deck Richlife of Roadtrips Podcast Man   Connect with Bingo: Email   Connecting with the host: Charlie Latham on LinkedIn
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    36 min
  • Podcasting on Taboo Subjects with Pursuit of Infinity’s Josh Leonard

    Podcasting on Taboo Subjects with Pursuit of Infinity’s Josh Leonard
    Apr 17 2023
    This episode, Pursuit of Infinity’s Podcast Host Josh Leonard talks about the therapeutic and healing properties of psychedelics, the challenges of making a podcast about a taboo subject, and how being a podcast host can further your teaching around a subject.   Pursuit Of Infinity is hosted by brothers Joe and Josh, a podcast where they discuss and interview guests on spirituality, psychedelics, psychology, mental health, and other esoteric ideas as well as the state of the world and cultural commentary. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   The therapeutic and healing properties of psychedelics. How being a podcast host can teach you about a subject. How to get high-quality guests for your podcast. The doors that open to you when you run your own podcast. How much time it takes to produce a conversational podcast. How psychedelics can change the way you view the world. What it’s like making a podcast with your brother. The challenges of making a podcast about a taboo subject   Resources: Pursuit Of Infinity Psychedelics Today Adobe Creative Cloud Podcast Man   Connecting with the host: Charlie Latham on LinkedIn
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    31 min
  • How Podcasting Can Boost Your Mood with The Holiday After Dark Podcast’s Kristin Seering

    How Podcasting Can Boost Your Mood with The Holiday After Dark Podcast’s Kristin Seering
    Apr 3 2023
    This episode, Host of The Holiday After Dark Podcast Kristin Seering talks about the community she found in podcasting, how podcasting has helped with her mental health, and the unique ways she’s discovered to promote her podcast.   The Holidays After Dark Podcast is hosted by Kristin Seering, a self-proclaimed holiday enthusiast and lover of all things gothic and strange. Kristin combines her love for holidays and her affinity for darkness into a unique behind-the-scenes look at the mainstream holidays we all know and love. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   How podcasting can help with your mental health. The process of creating a scripted podcast. How long it takes to research and write a podcast script. How to take the stress out of podcasting. What it’s like outsourcing your podcast’s editing. How to get copyright-free music for a podcast. Why you should listen to every episode you release. Unique ways to promote your podcast. The community there is around podcasters.   Resources: The Holidays After Dark Podcast Uppbeat MakeStickers Elgato Wave 3 Podcast Man   Connect with Kristin Seering: Instagram Twitter Facebook Email   Connecting with the host: Charlie Latham on LinkedIn
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    38 min
  • Voice Actors, Composers, and Making a Musical Podcast with The Fine Dining Podcast’s Michael Ornelas

    Voice Actors, Composers, and Making a Musical Podcast with The Fine Dining Podcast’s Michael Ornelas
    Mar 20 2023
    This episode, Column Writer and Podcast Host Michael Ornelas talks about what goes into making a musical podcast, the reality of spending 3 months on one podcast episode, and what it’s like working with voice actors and composers.   Michael Ornelas created the food/comedy podcast Fine Dining: The Search for the Most Mediocre Restaurant in America, which he hosts alongside Garrett Zwerk.   Michael and Garrett produce, write, and edit all the segments of the show, including a 7-episode musical "Perfectly Adequate: Our Olive Garden Musical".    Michael is touring the country in search of the most average 5.00/10.00 restaurant chain to once and for all define true mediocrity. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   Finding the most mediocre restaurant in America. What goes into making a musical podcast. What it’s like spending 3 months on one podcast episode. Working with voice actors and composers. The extra challenges that come with making a video podcast. How to grow your audience with content you’ve already created. How podcasting with someone affects your relationship with them.   Resources: Fine Dining Podcast Building an Engaged Audience with Ninja News Japan’s Peter Martin Podcast Man   Connect with Michael Ornelas: LinkedIn   Connecting with the host: Charlie Latham on LinkedIn   Quotables 10:30 - “Because of the podcast I got an opportunity that will be in April, I’m unclear how much I’ll be able to promote the podcast but I got the job because someone heard the podcast and reached out to me but I’m going to be doing color commentary on a robot fighting competition so it’ll be like a Twitch stream and I’ll just be the guy whose like holy crap and just yelling at the screen I guess.” 13:40 - “It’s definitely a lot more professional now, we don’t really hang out as friends we work so much together that everything is for the podcast so in that regard it’s definitely changed it but any working relationship in a creative situation is going to come with butting heads sometimes and feeling differently about how a thing should go but overall I think it’s good and the product has got into the place were we’re in a groove we’re very comfortable recording together so in that regard I’m happy with the route it has gone.” 17:09 - “Give yourself a test run in terms of your editing workflow and figure out your template early even from what transition sound effects do you use for stuff, what music do you use, it’s a lot of stuff you don’t really think about until you’re doing it.”
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    21 min
  • From Twitch Streamer to Podcast Host with Above The Board’s Phil

    From Twitch Streamer to Podcast Host with Above The Board’s Phil
    Mar 6 2023
    This episode, one of the Hosts of ‘Above The Board with Josh and Phil’ Phil talks about how he creates a podcast using Twitch’s recording platform, the process of editing a multi-hour-long podcast episode, and why now is the golden age of board games.   Phil started as a Twitch streamer but pivoted to podcasting while keeping some elements of his Twitch production. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of The Podcast for Podcasters Podcast:   The difficulties with creating a successful Twitch show. The importance of staying in your niche. How to promote your show through shorts. The process of editing a podcast episode and how long it takes. Why now is the golden age of board games. Recording podcast episodes on Twitch. Using Reddit to promote your podcast.   Resources: Above the Board with Josh and Phil Above the Board - Plunder: A Pirates Life Downforce Clank Catan Azul Plunder Pandemic Podcast Man   Connect with Phil: Twitter YouTube   Connecting with the host: Charlie Latham on LinkedIn   Quotables 3:23 - “It seems like friends don’t want to listen to a podcast, when I’ve done short film stuff everyone’s like oh what did you make, this is cool, but when you’re like hey I have a podcast they’re like oh don’t ask me to listen please.” 6:14 - “Editing a podcast is a lot more work than I expected it’s weird because once you start listening to it all of a sudden all of your breaths and um’s are really loud to you in a way that they weren’t before so you’re like I want to take those out and clean out the sound of the podcast, and I feel like it takes me 5 minutes for every minute of podcast I release on average which kind of surprised me.” 10:14 - “I’m a huge board game nerd, in the last five to ten years we’ve hit this golden age of boardgames thanks to Kickstarter because before board games were really cardboard heavy so they had really high production cost compared to other media just to put it out there on top of design and testing and stuff that goes into making it and so board game publishers were a little bit more risk averse before Kickstarter because if you have to print a minimum of 3000 copies of a game you hope to have at least 3000 people who want it especially since 20 years ago the internet wasn’t as big of a deal it was harder to find a audience too, but thanks to Kickstarter people can if they want that type of game order first so it’s really easy to hit that 3000 item minimum order when you get 3000 people ahead of time like that sounds perfect and so the last 5 or 10 years board games have taken off so anyone listening who hasn’t played a board game recently and just thinks I’m talking about Monopoly or Risk or something, look into board games again they’re super fun.” 19:26 - “If you want to grow you gotta do the social media stuff because most of our growth has come from that, the episode I was talking about Hero Quest where we had a lot of random listeners it’s because I went to the Hero Quest Reddit and was like hey here’s us playing the game, so when you’re ready to grow that’s kind of the next move.”
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    22 min