So, what are you listening to?
The latest from podnews.net
with the Dr John Deloni
show.
Tink Media's Lauren Purcell
asked people at podcast
movement last week what they
were
listening to and she's released
a great list which we'll link
to today. Michael Osborne
from Famous and Gravy shares my
choice. Disappointingly though,
nobody mentions the podnews
weekly
review but we'll forgive you
all. Next week we'll have an
interview with Greg Glenday,
the new chief business officer
of ACAST.
Podcasting represents 11.4
minutes of every hour listening
to ad-supported audio. Cumulus
Media and Westwood One has
written up its analysis of
Edison Research's share of ear,
quarter two, twenty-three.
"I know some podcast week at
play," said the cat. "I know
some good shows," said the
cat in the hat. "Wondery is to
make podcasts with Dr's use,"
with the cat in the hat cast
launching first on September
the 18th, exclusively in Wond
ery Plus.
Revive calls itself a
groundbreaking, generative AI
audio enhancement tool which
makes any
recording sound as if it was
recorded in a proper studio. I
bet you're wondering, "Hmm,
what does it sound like when it
sounds like this?"
Imagine that every microphone
from any device recorded in any
environment instantly sounded
like it was recorded and mixed
by a professional sound
engineer.
Quite impressive.
AdsWiz has detailed how it
looks for fraud when serving
digital audio ads.
Alistair Campbell, the host of
the rest of his politics, has
been interviewed by Podbible.
We learn that he did one pilot
episode with his co-host Rory
Stewart and that doing the
show online from different
places seems to work well.
And the front page of UK right-
wing newspaper The Daily Mail
last week claimed that its
podcast, The Trial of Lucy Let
ty, was the number one podcast
on Apple in the UK. Impressive,
if true, which it wasn't. The
highest it had appeared in the
All Podcasts trending chart
from Apple Podcasts was number
33. And the highest in the true
crime category was number
5. An email we sent asking for
clarification of the claim to
the Mail's press office went
unanswered.
And in podcast news, the
history of Egypt's podcast
discovers ancient Egypt in
their own
words using old text and archae
ology to uncover the lost world
of the Nile Valley. It's a
tale of pharaohs, pyramids,
gods and people, and hosted by
trained Egyptologist Dominic
Perry. It's part of the Airwave
Podcast Network and we thank
them for their support this
month.
The Time Academy podcast has
just completed its first season
, a show that explores our
relationship with time and
offers a unique approach to
time management and
productivity.
On Acast it's hosted by Tom O'
Leary and Vital Signs is a new
documentary podcast from Leeds
Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust in
the UK. Going behind the scenes
and the daily lives of the
incredible people and services
at Leeds Teaching Hospitals, it
's from This Is Distorted and
launches today.
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