How can you effectively integrate podcasting into educational settings without breaking the bank?

Join us and learn some of the best tech for educators on a budget, and the importance of recognizing and categorizing educational podcasts for broader visibility.

Today, we are chatting with Jeff Bradbury, the creator of TeacherCast, an educational channel devoted to helping teachers, administrators, and instructional coaches integrate technology into their classrooms effectively. With 13 years of experience in podcasting, Jeff has established himself as a bridge between educational technology and classroom application.

Jeff shares his journey, initial struggles with video editing software, and why he has stayed loyal to Final Cut Pro. He also delves into his technical setup and shares invaluable tips for podcasters aiming to reach new heights in audio and video quality.

If you’re engaged in podcasting and looking for proven, cost-effective solutions to achieve a professional sound and appearance for your show, you won't want to miss this episode!

In this episode we cover

1. The early technical challenges in podcasting: Jeff discusses his initial struggles with video editing software and why he has stayed loyal to Final Cut Pro.
2. Strategies and equipment for effectively integrating podcasting into educational settings without breaking the bank.
3. The importance of recognizing and categorizing educational podcasts for broader visibility.
4. Jeff’s current setup from the Rodecaster DUO, Shure SM7B, to other essential gear for creating professional-quality podcasts.

Subscribe to Jeff’s TeacherCast YouTube Channel

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How can you as a podcaster Improve audience engagement and community building? Riverside FM has all your answers!

In this podcast episode, Mathew and Kendall Breitman, Community Manager from Riverside.fm, discuss the platform's development into an essential podcasting tool, now incorporating AI for post-production to simplify content creation.

They reflect on Riverside FM's rise during pandemic, providing isolated video tracks for better editing, and the newest feature for adjusting conversation pace without sound distortion. The conversation covers the platform's versatility for various content scenarios, including user friendly recording, and offers practical tips for creators and guests to achieve high-quality recordings with the platform.

Additionally, Kendall shares insights from her community manager role, emphasizing the importance of listening to build a strong community and connect with audiences. They also explore the tech gear Kendall uses and wants to explore, like the Elgato key light and a boom arm for her microphone.

In this episode:

• Features and capabilities of the Riverside platform
• Importance of high-quality recordings and tips for getting the best content out of the platform
• Evolution of the platform and addition of AI-based tools
• Engaging with your community and listening to user feedback
• Improving recording setup

Equipment Mentioned:

• Riverside.fm
• Shure MV 7
• iPhone Continuity Camera
• Elgato Key Light
• PSA1 Plus
• Elgato Low Profile Arm

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How do you navigate the challenges of creating compelling audio content in a constantly evolving landscape?

Join us for an insightful journey into the world of podcasting with our special guest Nate Kelly & Brooke Robichaud, hosts of UNPLUGGED: Podcast Tech for the Digital Entrepreneur.

This episode explores how podcasting has grown from a casual hobby to a powerful platform for sharing important messages. Nate & Brooke share personal anecdotes, triumphs, and challenges faced along the way, offering valuable insights for aspiring podcasters and content creators.

From the early days of experimenting with microphones to navigating the ever-changing landscape of podcasting software, Nate & Brooke share their experiences with authenticity. Learn about the pivotal moments that shaped their journey and discover the tools and techniques that have helped them succeed in the competitive world of podcasting.

Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or a curious listener, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the passion, creativity, and dedication that drives the podcasting community.

In this episode we cover

1. Evolution of podcasting technology: From experimenting with microphones to advanced software
2. Pivotal moments that shaped Nate & Brooke's podcasting experience
3. Tools and techniques for success in the competitive podcasting landscape
4. Behind-the-scenes insights into the passion and dedication driving the podcasting community

Subscribe to Nate & Booke’s podcast UNPLUGGED: Podcast Tech for the Digital Entrepreneur

See Nate & Brooke's other work:

• Brooke Robichaud: www.soberbizco.com
• Nate Kelly: www.podcastnate.com

Brooke's Equipment:

• Rode Caster Pro 2
• Shure MV 7
• Elgato Low Profile Arm
• Elgato Ring Light
• Elgato Key Light
• Canon RP
• RODE NT1-A

Nate's Equipment:

• Rode Podmic USB
• Elgato Low Profile Arm
• Obsbot 4K Meet
• Samson Q2UPack

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Are you looking to enhance fan engagement and broaden the reach of your podcast in innovative ways? Today, we have a captivating discussion with Pat Cheung, the founder of Fanlist, formerly known as PodInbox, as we explore the evolution of his company and its potential to transform your show.

Fanlist was created by Pat Cheung with the aim of simplifying the process for podcasters to effortlessly receive audio messages from their fans. As a seasoned UX designer, Pat understands the importance of simplicity and user-friendly interfaces in driving engagement.

In this episode, we explore the inspiration behind Fanlist's creation, its evolution over time, and the game-changing features it offers podcasters looking for stronger connections with their audiences.

Podcasters seeking to enhance fan engagement and discover fresh avenues for community interaction should tune in to this captivating episode.

IN THIS EPISODE, WE COVER:

- (01:10) Pat's journey from launching PodInbox's lifetime plan to the rebranding and evolution into Fanlist.

- (04:53) Unveiling the power of Fanlist's fan pages as a highly intuitive hub for fan engagement and creator-fan interactions.

- (06:40) The significance of audio messaging and its portrayal as the gateway to building deeper connections with listeners.

- (10:11) Fanlist's pioneering approach to fan monetization through donations, subscriptions, and other supporter-exclusive features.

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

• Check out Fanlist (formerly PodInbox): fanlist.com, Twitter, Instagram
• Connect with Pat on LinkedIn, Twitter

Pat's Hardware:

• Sony A7ii - https://amzn.to/49jc4ne
• Djii Pocket 3 - https://amzn.to/3SlzG3B

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Are you passionate about the intersection of podcasting and high-end video production? Then buckle up, and join us as we take you behind the scenes with Charlie Birney - a visionary in the field of podcasting and co-founder and CLO - Chief Listening Officer at Podville Media. He is also the brain behind the insightful book "The Tao of Podcasting." Charlie will share with us his profound understanding of the technical and creative aspects of multimedia production.

We'll discuss Podville Media's journey from a simple podcasting outfit in a coworking space to a bustling high-end facility with three studios. We'll delve into the investments in top-notch recording equipment, practical tips on soundproofing, and the impact of thoughtful studio design. Charlie will enlighten us on the modular wall system that brings client visions to life.

In this episode, Mathew and Charlie will also tackle the challenges of podcast discovery, internal corporate podcasting, and audience engagement. Come and explore the insights around data reporting tools in the podcasting realm.

This episode is a goldmine for podcasters and video producers aiming for excellence in their craft, as well as businesses looking to explore internal communication strategies. Whether you're a budding podcaster or a seasoned professional, Charlie Birney's insights will inspire you and equip you with the knowledge to take your productions to the next level.

Let’s keep pushing the boundaries of podcasting technology together!

IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:

- (1:33) Charlie’s evolution from audio podcasting to high-end video production: How Charlie's business expanded to meet changing demands and essential equipment and studio space investments during COVID.

- (14:08) Insights into studio design: Charlie reveals the magic behind Podville Media's modular walls and enlightens us on the simple, yet effective, strategies for achieving the best sound quality, even in the most unexpected spaces.

- (21:08) The significance of internal podcasting for companies: An exploration of how companies like Uber and Yahoo utilize podcasting for internal communication and the potential for expansion in this area.

- (27:32) The challenges of podcast discovery and distribution: Charlie and Mathew exchange thoughts on making podcast discoverability more user-friendly and the role platforms like YouTube and Spotify play.

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

- Podville Media

- Charlie Birney's books: “The Tao of Podcasting”, “Podcasting Made Simple“

- Follow Charlie on socials:

* https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliebirney/

* https://www.instagram.com/charliebirney/

* https://www.instagram.com/philosophyofpodcasting/

- Charlie’s podcast recommendations: Mike O’Meara show, The Daily podcast, Pocket Sized Pep Talks, Sounds Profitable,...

Are you interested in learning how to engage listeners and grow your podcast's reach? Of course you are, everyone wants to grow their show. Today we’re excited to bring you an innovative and unique solution for doing just that.

Robert Tuchman is the co-founder of Amaze Media Labs, which has developed an incredibly innovative way to connect with global audiences and unlock the potential of your podcast, Trailergram.

Robert is also the host of the 'How Success Happens' podcast with Entrepreneur Magazine and an avid New York Jets fan, as you’ll hear later in the show.

We discuss the Trailergram platform, how it works, and why it’s one of the most unique and potentially most effective ways to get your podcast in front of your target audience at a large scale. You will also learn about the seamless integration of interviews on virtual platforms, why the iPhone's continuity camera might be your next best investment and the authenticity of curating podcast content.

With an enthusiastic belief in the power of podcasts to transform businesses and personal lives, Robert shares his wealth of knowledge and experience to help podcasters thrive in a competitive market. This episode is crucial if you’re a podcaster looking to expand your listener base and improve your content's visibility and effectiveness.

IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:

- (2:35) The biggest problems podcasters, even celebrities, face: Robert and Mathew both agree that discoverability and building an audience are the universal problems every podcaster faces. Traditional ads just fall short in podcast promotion because they miss the most important component - the ability to listen.

- (05:50) The art of podcast promotion: Robert explains how Trailergram is revolutionizing the way podcasts gain traction, with push notifications that cost mere cents per download and the sophistication of AI targeting.

- (10:12) Integration of podcast players within articles: Robert shares his insights on how this changes listener engagement, and its effectiveness for content visibility and enhanced engagement.

- (15:05) The topic of contextual relevance in content placement: Robert underscores the effectiveness of Trailergram in its use of machine learning and AI to deliver content to the most appropriate audiences.

- (25:18) Video technology integration: Robert and Mathew unpack the rising significance of video in podcasting and working with platforms like Riverside for improved virtual interviews.

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

• Trailergram platform
• Amaze Media Labs
• Follow Robert on social media.
• Listen to Robert’s podcast How Success Happens with Entrepreneur Magazine
• Recommended hardware: Audio Technica AT 2020 USB microphone
• Robert’s Podcast recommendation: Badlands Podcast

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If you're thinking of upgrading your podcasting audio or recording equipment, then Stephen Robles' studio tour is an essential listen!

Stephen Robles is a video and podcast creator, as well as the video and podcast producer at Riverside.fm. He's also the host and creator of the Primary Technology podcast. With his expertise in tech videos and discussions covering Apple devices, mobile technology, and smart home devices, he offers valuable insights for aspiring podcasters and content creators.

In this episode, Stephen takes us on a tour of his podcasting studio setup, sharing insights about his journey as a podcast and video creator while discussing the latest tech gadgets and equipment that he uses. Stephen reveals his advanced podcasting tech stack, covering various microphones, audio interfaces, and cameras, alongside useful tips for aspiring podcasters. He also explains why you shouldn’t spend thousands of dollars on microphones and cameras, and what might be a better investment if you’re just starting.

During this studio tour, Stephen discusses the impact of new tech gadgets such as the Apple Vision Pro on podcasting. He offers a glimpse into the latest podcasting technology and equipment along with helpful advice for anyone looking to enhance their podcasting setup.

If you're an aspiring podcaster looking to optimize your equipment, you will surely benefit from Stephen’s meticulously curated microphone selection, audio interface preferences, and camera setup.

IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:

• (03:21) Stephen’s advanced podcasting tech stack: He shares insights into his meticulously curated microphone selection, audio interface preferences, and camera setup, providing valuable guidance for aspiring podcasters looking to optimize their equipment
• (10:29) What you should prioritize if you’re just starting: Mathew and Stephen explain that starting a podcast doesn't require a large investment. In fact, a budget of around $60-$70 can suffice. However, you should prioritize essential accessories over splurging on an expensive microphone initially.
• (13:26) The advantages and challenges of using an iPhone (or any other smartphone) as a camera for podcasting: Stephen reveals that modern smartphones like iPhones and recent Android models offer superior video quality compared to many webcams, even high-end ones, and with features like Continuity Camera, they provide excellent performance in various lighting conditions and can simplify the recording process without the need for expensive camera equipment.
• (19:45) Two important factors that can make podcasting a better experience for both creators and listeners - monetization and listener engagement: Stephen talks about the difficulties that smaller podcasts face when it comes to getting advertising, and how it is important to have a simple and efficient system for acquiring ads, as well as features that can help build stronger community engagement within podcast platforms.

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

- Visit the Riverside.fm website and start creating your podcast.

- Follow Stephen on socials:

• https://www.threads.net/@stephenrobles
• https://www.instagram.com/stephenrobles/

Are you struggling to create and maintain a professional website for your podcast? If so, this episode with Brenden Mulligan is a must-listen!

Brenden Mulligan is the founder of Podpage, a platform that provides podcasters with an easy way to build, launch, and manage their website. He has a long history of building technology startups and an even longer history of supporting and working with creators.

In this episode of Podcasting Tech, Mathew sits down with Brenden to discuss the ins and outs of podcast website creation and maintenance. Brenden talks about his journey from helping music creators focus more on their craft, to working with podcasters and digital artists giving them the time to focus on strategy and growth just by providing them with an easy-to-use website platform.

We explore how PodPage simplifies website building for podcasters, its time-saving features, and its seamless integration with AI tools for SEO and content optimization. Plus, Brenden emphasizes the importance of user-focused innovations, shares his favorite podcasts, and highlights the necessity of content over technical perfection in podcasting.

This episode is important for anyone considering starting a podcast or seeking to enhance their podcast's online presence. You’ll discover how PodPage can simplify website management and provide a professional online platform for your podcast in just a few clicks.

IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:

- (02:29) Brenden's interests and journey to creating PodPage: Brenden explains that his career has been dedicated to helping content creators focus more on creating great content rather than dealing with business maintenance. This led him to create a podcast website that hit the number 1 spot on Google in less than two weeks and eventually led him to develop PodPage.

- (05:39) The simplicity of creating a podcast website: Mathew and Brenden discuss the flow and customization of PodPage and how easy it is for a user to choose and even change the design of their podcast page without feeling overwhelmed.

- (14:02) The AI tools being utilized by PodPage: Brenden elaborates on how PodPage utilizes AI features for various tasks, including transcribing episodes to enhance website context for Google, adding advanced SEO tools, and incorporating better search using AI.

- (26:16) The importance of good and valuable content vs investing in expensive hardware: Mathew and Brenden discuss the benefits of the ATR 2100 microphone but emphasize that creators should focus more on consistency and delivering value to their audience rather than spending lots of money on fancy equipment.

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

- Visit the PodPage website and preview your podcast website for free

- Follow Brenden and PodPage on socials

• https://twitter.com/mulligan
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulligan/
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/podpage/
• https://twitter.com/podpagehq
• https://www.facebook.com/PodpageHQ

- Recommended hardware: ATR-2100x

- "All the Hacks" podcast by Chris Hutchins: An informative podcast for life optimization.

- Brenden’s...