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In Vulture, Nick Quah has written a full piece about video
podcasting and whether video will kill the audio star in 2025.
Some people he interviews make the case for enhanced discovery
on video platforms, but others point out a gender bias.
Men just turn up, they say, but women are expected to be camera
ready,
as a quick check between Joe Rogan and Alex Cooper will point
out. It's a thoughtful piece, worth a read today.
You'll find it linked from our show notes and our newsletter at
podnews.net.
Please stop asking Alex Goldman to work with PJ Vogt again.
They will not work again in the future, says Goldman, who would
prefer you to listen to The Thing I Want to Make instead.
A new podcast aimed at demystifying podcasting 2.0 launches
today.
Claire Waite Brown explains new feature by new feature, how the
enhancements to the podcast standards work.
The Malay Mail covers why Malaysians are embracing podcasting.
Reflecting the popularity of video podcasts, the article
suggests that the costs to make a podcast episode are up to $1,120,
with costs including a videographer, studio hire, and editing
services.
Meanwhile, Yahoo News Malaysia covers top Malaysian podcasts for
2025, from lifestyle to horror.
And all shows are on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and in full video
on YouTube.
And in podcast news, the Classic Tales podcast features award-winning
narrator BJ Harrison,
narrating the greatest stories the world has ever known.
It's new on Airwave, and we thank them for their support this
month.
Satirical podcast The Bugle this week has John Oliver and Andy Zaltzman
answering listener questions.
John Oliver was a co-host of the show in early years,
but returned to the audio newspaper for a visual world for a one-off
special last month.
And as we mentioned earlier, Podcasting 2.0 in Practice is a
brand new show launching today,
a step-by-step guide to modern podcasting technologies.
Claire Waite-Brown will be highlighting how Podcasting 2.0 can
help podcasters with discoverability,
interactivity, and monetization, and help listeners to support
and contribute to the success of their favorite shows.
And this podcast is sponsored by Central Talent Booking,
giving you the guests your podcast needs.
From celebrities to experts, Central Talent Booking connects you
with the right guests to captivate your listeners.
There's a link to learn more in the show notes.
And that's the latest from our newsletter.
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