Frank Racioppi
Bio
I am a South Jersey-based author who is a writer for the Pod-Alization podcast blog on Substack, Ear Worthy on Medium, Podcast Reports on Blogger, Auditorily on Vocal and The Listening Post on Tealfeed.
Stories (111/0)
International Tennis Hall Of Fame Announces New Podcast: It's An Ace
There are several tennis podcasts out there of varying quality. The best of these podcasts is No Challenges Remaining, which is a humorous and informative podcast discussing the happenings in the world of professional tennis. It’s hosted by Ben Rothenberg and Courtney Nguyen.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Unbalanced
Vox's "Land Of The Giants" Podcast Launches Season Seven: Are Dating Apps Safe?
If there is a topic that unites people on the right and left, it’s the malfeasance by Big Tech. People on the Right seem to feel that Big Tech muzzles them and favors more progressive messages. People on the Left see Big Tech as enabling misinformation and stoke the fires of hate and grievance. People with a more moderate view still view Big Tech with suspicion and as “bad actors.”
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Humans
"Drink Champs" Podcast Joins Warner Music Group
You have to give it up for the Warner Music Group. The company seems to have a well-considered strategy to expand into podcasting. It’s not a “throw it against the wall and see what sticks” Spotify strategy, which has engendered a pullback. Warner has moved carefully, keeping close to its wheelhouse. The company also collaborates with talented people.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Beat
How Some Podcasters Discourage New Listeners
Building an audience for a podcast requires a carefully constructed plan. As someone with a new podcast, you assess your podcast from episode one, which is your core audience, and then create a plan to build an audience from there.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Geeks
Book Riot Podcast: A Review
There are some areas of interest in which TV, radio, and the internet don't cover at all or do so in such a scattered and unfocused way that their coverage offers little or no value. Podcasting happens to excel as a resource for readers searching for that erotic romance, mind-bending thriller, confounding mystery, or illuminating non-fiction.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Geeks
Spectacular Failures: Podcast Review
In June 2019, a business podcast was released by APM Studios that defied convention. Why? Because business podcasts that celebrate success are as numerous as the pixels on a 4K television. Inspirational stories about Jobs, Gates, other quasi-demented tech startup wizards appear like pop-up ads on podcasts earnestly attempting to revel in the success of others.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Trader
Speed Of Sound: A Music Podcast Of Sonic Distinction
What happens to terrific podcasts when they only last one season? In TV, the shows are reinvigorated when reruns welcome a whole new audience. TV shows with a lifespan of one season include Almost Human, Firefly, Freaks And Geeks, and Whiskey Cavalier. All four of those shows should’ve had longer broadcasting lives.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Beat
Ten Percent Happier partners With Dalai Lama on Meditation Training
Several studies on the effectiveness of antidepressants came to a similar conclusion that, no doubt, upset the pharmaceutical industry. Antidepressants were no more effective — and sometimes less so — at treating anxiety and depression than meditation and mindfulness.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Longevity
