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Nobody Gave Me a Seat at the Table. Already Built My Own.
I didn’t go to Podcast Movement this year. Not because I’ve got some principled stance against it, I’d have liked…
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We Got “Graded” by PodSEO, and the Data Was… Something
Every podcaster gets the cold emails. “We analyzed your show and found some opportunities.” Usually you skim it, roll your…
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My Deep-Dive Interview on Podcast Network Insights
When I first stepped up to the microphone 20 years ago, the podcasting landscape looked completely different. There were no…
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‘Optimus Prime: Awakening’ and the Problem with Deconstructing a Hero
Following the 40th-anniversary Fathom Events screenings of The Transformers: The Movie (1986), I’ve noticed that fans walked out of theaters…
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Testing Podtastic: A Creator’s Look at Ad-Skipping, Data, and the Open RSS Model
Testing Podtastic: A Creator’s Look at Ad-Skipping, Data, and the Open RSS Model I co-run The GCRN with TFG1Mike. 17…
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Dear SaaS Sales Reps: Do Your Homework Before You Pitch Me
I’ve been podcasting since 2006. The GCRN, our network, has been running for 17 years. In the last few weeks…
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The Voice That Raised Us: A Tribute to Peter Cullen
We take a look back at the monumental legacy of Peter Cullen following his passing at age 85. Joined by…
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We Checked If Podspun’s Audit Tool Actually Works & It Contradicted Itself
Podspun is a podcast website builder currently pitching itself to press outlets like PodNews, with a free “Discoverability Report” tool…
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When Television Meant Network Loyalty and Why That Is Completely Gone
Streaming completely changed how we watch television by making network loyalty obsolete, allowing viewers to jump between platforms without caring…
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Nostalgia on Fast Forward and Picking Flicks Through the Decades
We sat down to unpack the weird modern habit of weaponizing nostalgia for things that barely happened yesterday, alongside a…
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