Podcast Lifestyle

This week, we talked to the team behind MomsTown, a community dedicated to shining a light on mom creators.

First up, a podcast “producer, audio engineer, sound designer, script supervisor and head scheduler."

I sat down with Ackerman to discuss his process in acting as creator and caretaker for a show where, best-case, listeners are falling asleep during episodes.

There’s never been a better time to be an audio creator. Here’s how podcasters can take advantage of this moment.

An antidote to "Capitalism Made Me Do It: The Game"

Anonymous interviews with podcast creators of all sizes and successes.

So you got a cease and desist–now what?

As podcasting evolves, you might find yourself making a podcast in your workplace & it's natural to have questions about what you do or do not own!

What can podcasting do for your organization?

2020 was anything but average, but because of that, we were even more grateful to the podcasts and creators in our (listening) lives. Here are a few of our favorites.

What if the person you’re recording with has a disagreeable computer? Let’s talk strategies to be prepared.

As a podcast host, you have the opportunity to engage in a more meaningful and long-form dialogue with a guest.

Podcasting can get your foot in the door for plenty of career opportunities.

There are a few steps you, a podcast creator, can take to make your podcast as journalist-friendly as possible!

We're big fans of rom coms–and that's why we were so excited to talk to Meet Cute's Naomi Shah!

Podcast creators are creating, listeners are listening, advertisers are advertising, and enterprises are turning to podcasting to solve new problems

We've got dueling Sopranos re-watch podcasts!

We’re pros at this whole work-from-home thing.

When we asked podcast creators what their 2020 resolutions were, we heard one specific response over and over again: building a team!

"I still love that I get to decide the format, concept, and model of my show. But podcasting is remarkably different now than it was in 2005."

As 2019 comes to a close, we wanted to gather up some of the most important things we've learned from a year of podcast creating, listening, and innovating.

Say what you want about New Year's, but it's a great time to make some promises to yourself about what the next 365 days will hold for you (and maybe your podcast, too!).

When big budget podcasts start rolling out amazing intro music or arresting background music, you want to follow suit.

Get a setup for wherever your podcasting takes you!