THIS SHOW IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS - PLEASE ENJOY THE ARCHIVE OF CONTENT FOCUSED ON MAKING PODCASTING BETTER. Where plenty of podcasts about podcasting (PAPs) tell you what to do, Podcast Pontifications gives you what to think about in podcasting. These insightful forward-looking episodes have one central tenet: Podcasting needs to be made better, not just easier. Designed for the working podcaster, these short-form episodes get you thinking about the future of podcasting and how you can better prepare yourself -- and your shows -- for the future. The goal is simple: help you develop critical thinking skills needed to make the best future-proofed podcast you can with the tools of today. Plus a few sneak previews of what might be coming tomorrow. Hosted by Podcast Hall of Fame Class of 2022 inductee Evo Terra.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacyPodsights - https://podsights.com/privacy
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episode 21: Stop Podcasting Too Close To The Ball
Don't let your release schedule drive your production schedule!
episode 22: What Jerry Seinfeld Can Teach Podcasters
Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee might be the perfect podcast format.
episode 23: Apple Put The Kibosh On Gray Hat Podcasting Practices
To a better, cleaner, and less-spammy Apple Podcasts experience!
episode 24: Why RSS Feeds For Podcasts (Might) Need To Die
Why the common RSS implementation is limiting for podcasts.
episode 25: The Bad News About Social Media Marketing & Podcasting
Social media is great. But it's not the answer to your podcast's problems.
episode 26: Pitch or Launch It? How To Start A New Podcast
How much up front work should you do for your podcast?
episode 27: What Iron Man Can Teach Podcasters About The Future
How podcasting changes when we move from buttons to voice-activated controls.