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Podcast Movement.
The Fracture to Flourish podcast, a podcast focusing on foster
youth aging out of the system,
is taking its show on the road, literally, with a wrapped
trailer journeying 1,800 miles across the US.
We've more pictures from along Route 66, including Nashville and
the road to Amarillo,
and you'll find them linked from our show notes and our
newsletter at podnews.net.
Sounds Profitable released its latest research into the
advertising landscape, focusing on attention and trust.
The report shows that podcasts top the charts for audience trust
in both content and advertising,
with listeners more likely to view them as accurate, credible
and free from misleading claims.
And nearly half of podcast listeners say the advertising they
hear feels authentic and natural,
a key differentiator from social media and traditional spots.
The study is a free download.
African Business write about what they call the unrelenting rise
of video podcasts in Kenya,
which contains analysis of some of the biggest shows in the
country.
Heritage Radio Network and Food FM have announced a content
sharing agreement for food and drink shows,
which it's claimed is the first transatlantic partnership for
the genre.
Steve Bannon's War Room podcast, which was removed from Spotify
after he called for Dr. Anthony Fauci's beheading,
is back on the platform.
After an almost five-year ban, the show had remained on Apple
Podcasts and the Podcast Index.
It self-hosts.
Apple, by the way, is now able to remove specific episodes from
its directory, but it wasn't back in 2020.
It's the turn of platform media to suffer a phishing incident,
just weeks after Acast suffered one.
Be cautious of random emails out of the blue asking you to
accept DocuSign document.
And thank you to Matt Kellogg, VP of Sales and Business
Development at Soundstack,
for becoming our latest personal supporter.
It's generosity from people like Matt that ensures that PodNews
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slash Patreon.
In People News, Blubrry CEO Todd Cochrane celebrated his
birthday yesterday.
Cochrane literally wrote the book on podcasting in 2005.
It was called Podcasting the Do-It-Yourself Guide, in which he
appears using a fancy microphone and a Sony VAIO and shows how
to find podcasts on Podcast Alley, where his show was number
five in the world.
We'll link two pages from that book.
And happy birthday, Todd.
And in podcast news, in what's a podcast, the revolution redefined,
Dan Granger sits down with Ira Glass talking about serial
promotion and whether video has a place in podcasts.
Is Ira for video or against it?
You'll have to find out by downloading the podcast yourself.
Podcast studio Q-Code and Hit Podcast and That's Why We Drink
have launched the Parapods Network, a new podcast network
dedicated to celebrating and elevating creators across genres.
The flagship launch show is Ladies and Tangents.
In OP said, this week you'll find three real-life best friends
tear into Reddit's wildest dilemmas with judgment-heavy,
emotionally sharp debates.
Fiercely authentic and female-led, it's a brutally honest gossip
group chat on everything from cheating confessions to toxic work
meltdowns.
No wonder they've built a cult following across TikTok and
YouTube since launching last year.
And Christian Testimony podcast Compelled is now airing on
American family radio stations, more than 170 radio stations
across 34 states of the United States.
It runs Sundays, 2 to 3 Central Time, reaching half a million
people.
We're told the show is currently re-editing older episodes to
fit the exact radio time length and selling their own radio ads.
And this podcast is sponsored by Podcast Movement.
The 12th annual Podcast Movement is returning to Dallas, Texas
later this year.
On August the 18th to the 21st, it'll be uniting creators,
industry experts and professionals from across the globe for the
podcast industry's premier event.
I'll be there.
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You can use code PODNEWS to save $75.
There's a link in the show notes.
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