Podcast

London Podcast Festival In September

London has been well known as a financial center of the global economy. With the highly successful Podcast Show in May, and now the upcoming Podcast Festival in September, it’s clear that London has also become a hub for podcasting.

NYC Podcast Awards Now Accepting Submissions:

There’s an odd duality to awards in podcasting. There are a lot of different award programs within the industry. However, most of those award organizations set their sights on the most high-profile podcasts and hosts instead of the BEST podcasts, often developed and hosted by highly skilled but relatively unknown podcasters.

Dropping Names With Brent And Jonny Podcast

I do not review celebrity podcasts, primarily because of their genesis. Typically, one of the large podcast networks, like Spotify, contacts a celebrity with a concept for an interview podcast. The celebrity signs on, realizing they can make a lot of money just by showing up on recording day and asking questions prewritten for them. The interviews are bland and formulaic, but advertisers love them because of the name recognition of the celebrity. Welcome to the long, agonizing death of innovation in podcasting.

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What Richard Yu's TEDx Talk Really Says

TEDx talks often become known for a single takeaway. Sometimes that summary captures the speaker's message well, but other times it oversimplifies it.

Unspoken Grief Podcast

At a time when conversations around mental health are becoming more visible, grief and murder-suicide loss remain some of the most difficult experiences for people to discuss openly. The shame, confusion, and stigma surrounding this type of loss often leave survivors isolated and without resources, which is exactly why Michael Vinton and Tina Chevalier created the podcast Unspoken Grief.

Dr. Umar Johnson SNAPS: The Karmelo Anthony Case, Self-Defense, Race, and Whether Black Teens Can Ever Defend Themselves in America

Have you ever watched a high-profile case unfold and felt that deep, uncomfortable sense that something bigger than the courtroom was really on trial? Not just one teenager’s actions, but an entire system, history, and the question of who gets to claim self-defense in America.

Podcaster Profiles: Sam Sethi

As a podcaster or podcast fan, you may not know the name Sam Sethi. But you should, because he’s one of the most influential people in podcasting. Let me tell you more about Sam Sethi.

The Bad Therapist Show Rebrands

It’s not only products that can rebrand. Podcasts can, too. They do so to reset the visual look of the show, the hosting lineup, or the focus of the show.

Why No One Is Seating You in Italy, and the One Phrase That Fixes It. AI-Generated.

You walk into a café in Italy on a hot afternoon. The tables are half full. A waiter passes you carrying four espressos and does not look up. You wait. You catch nobody's eye. A minute goes by, then two, and a quiet panic sets in. Did you do something wrong? Are they ignoring you on purpose? Is this place just rude?

Too Experienced to Land a New Contract

After many years of working as a contractor, I have reached an unexpected conclusion. Finding contract work is no longer primarily about experience, skills or achievements. It is about convincing a recruitment agent that your CV/résumé matches a list of keywords. That may sound cynical, but it reflects the reality many experienced contractors face today.

Connie & Jack: A Rigged Game

It’s always tragic when talent is wasted. There is something inherently transcendent about a person exhibiting such immense talent. Like Tiger Woods with a golf club, Michael Phelps in a pool, or Mia Hamm on a football pitch.