In Case You (Were Podcasting and) Missed It🤩 Celebrity podcasters have problems too, apparently. The Hollywood Reporter has a story about the biggest challenges for top podcasters. 🗞️ "I read it online, it must be true." Sounds Profitable examines where we get our news and how podcasting can fit into the mix. 🏈 Just in time for fall. The Sports Business Journal reports that Sinclair is getting into the sports podcasting space. ⚖️ "In the podcasting space, true crime drives traffic. Here are (more) of those stories." Deadline has an article about Law & Order launching a podcast. The Lighter SideOne more note. The Hollywood Reporter also asked top podcasters what they think about 1.5x listening speed. Some of the answers are nothing short of hilarious.
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In Case You (Were Podcasting and) Missed It Steven Bartlett Launches Video Podcast PlatformThe Diary of a CEO host Steven Bartlett and ex-MrBeast engineer Roxcodes debuted Flightcast, an all-in-one tool to host, analyze, and grow video podcasts across major platforms. Learn more Global Buys The Fellas StudiosUK media group Global acquired The Fellas Studios, home to hit show Saving Grace, expanding its podcast slate under the new Global Studios brand. Learn more “Kill List” Wins Podcast of...
Another week, another round of “creators are the future and everyone else is just catching up.” We’re here to break down what happened across music, podcasts, audiobooks, and film—so you don’t have to doomscroll before your first coffee.
How to Run a Solo Podcast Successfully • Plan before you record – Outline your episodes, key talking points, and time targets to keep the flow natural. • Create structure – Use recurring segments (like Q&As or “story of the week”) to build familiarity with your audience. • Master your energy – Solo shows depend on delivery. Keep your tone dynamic, vary your pace, and use pauses effectively. • Edit smartly – Clean up filler words, tighten transitions, and use light background music to keep...