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 From our free daily newsletter, the latest from podnews.net with

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 Lean and Loaf.

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 One does not simply walk into Mordor.

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 But one does simply host a podcast.

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 The actor Sean Bean is hosting a podcast for the first time.

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 He's been announced as the new host of the Get Birding podcast.

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 The two-time BAFTA TV and International Emmy Award winning actor

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 who's globally recognised for his starring roles in The Lord of

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 the Rings and Game of Thrones

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 grew up as a keen birdwatcher.

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 For the past few months, Libsyn has been unable to correctly

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 offer 301 redirects for all customers,

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 meaning that it's hard to switch away from the podcast host.

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 Podnews has learned that the issue, which started in October

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 last year, is being fixed.

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 But in messages from support, Libsyn has been blaming other

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 companies for the issue,

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 behaviour that a company spokesperson tells Podnews,

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 quote, doesn't meet our bar for customer support.

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 ESA is another podcast app that claims to skip ads automatically.

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 But this one does it on your iPhone using Apple's AI model.

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 When an ad is detected, it says you can skip it, listen through

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 it, or let ESA handle it automatically.

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 The company highlights that when ESA detects an ad, it extracts

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 the sponsor information,

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 brand names, promo codes, special offers, website links, and

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 more,

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 and shows them as visual cards instead.

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 It also does full transcripts of every show.

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 The developer claims that podcast creators won't be harmed.

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 It doesn't cache or interfere with podcast downloads,

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 though it does remove links for OP3 and other trackers.

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 Podspace has launched Enterprise Video Distribution.

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 The tool starts with a direct YouTube integration.

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 It, quote, enables enterprise networks to manage multi-format

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 content

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 with the same efficiency and platform neutrality they expect

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 from their audio business.

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 The Dan Bongino Show is coming back to podcasting.

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 He spoke on Fox News.

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 He starts February the 2nd.

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 Beamly now supports analytics prefixes from five new providers,

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 OP3, PodTrack, Spotify Ad Analytics, PodScribe, and Podcorn.

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 The service has also integrated with Zapier.

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 Substack has launched a TV app on Google TV and Apple TV for

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 video content from writers.

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 And Netflix has announced it's acquired a further eight video

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 podcasts.

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 What is a podcast?

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 Ted Sarandos says,

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 We think about video podcasts like a modern talk show.

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 And he's wrong, but very wealthy.

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 In People News, Flight Story has a new guest and research

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 director, Winnie Dunbar Nelson.

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 She used to get guests for the Oprah Winfrey Show.

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 As well as working with CNN, ITV, and NBC News, she lives in

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 London.

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 It's reported that Stephen Bartlett has moved to Los Angeles.

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 And Lower Street has announced the appointment of Alex Zingale-Sentner

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 as its new head of audience development.

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 Now, the worst thing that can happen to your podcast isn't a bad

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 review.

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 It's being invisible.

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 And if your show doesn't appear when listeners type your topic

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 into Apple or Spotify,

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 I mean, it might as well not exist.

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 OSHA's podcast search optimization tool helps turn invisible

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 podcasts into visible ones,

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 showing you the keywords to use and lifting you higher in Apple

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 and Spotify search.

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 You can try it for free for seven days and get $20 off any plan

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 with the code MOREVISIBLE on OSHA.co.

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 That's MOREVISIBLE, all one word, at OSHA, A-U-S-H-A dot C-O.

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 If you would like your show to be found by more than just your

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 mum, it's worth a look.

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 And in podcast news, new from iHeart in Imagine Entertainment

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 this week is The Secret World of Roald Dahl.

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 You probably know him from Willy Wonka and Matilda and the BFG,

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 but did you know he was also a spy?

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 How did this secret agent and struggling screenwriter wind up as

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 the most successful children's author ever?

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 And what darkness from his covert past seeped into the stories

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 we read as kids?

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 It's a dark, twisty, fascinating true story.

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 The Secret World of Roald Dahl is available from today.

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 Some of the biggest British TV stars are Ant and Deck.

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 And Hanging Out with Ant and Deck is a new, relaxed, playful

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 podcast with warmth, humour and audience-first content.

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 The first episode was released yesterday.

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 It's made by MITRE Studios and Platform Media.

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 Ignore the awful artwork and take a listen to it, because it's

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 sure to be better.

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 And in the pod news weekly review this week, James and Sam, that's

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 me and Sam, look at the week's news.

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 But Sam leaves the biggest news until right at the end.

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 We're waiting for the press release so we can report it properly

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 next week.

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 And this podcast is sponsored by Lean and Loaf.

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