Horses in the Morning hits 3,500 episodes

• Horses in the Morning just hit 3500 episodes. One of the longest running daily shows in the world, published since Nov 1, 2010, it’s the only daily show in the horse world and is still hosted by the original hosts Jamie Jennings and Glenn Hebert. They have interviewed over 6,000 guests, done over 10,000 ad spots and given away over $75,000 in prizes.

• Most of the revenue in podcasting goes to 1% of the shows, says CodeADX, who announced at Podcast Movement a new platform that connects podcasters with Shopify stores, paying commission and generating meaningful revenue to the 99%.

• Libsyn is giving all its podcasters a six months free Universal Music for Creators subscription. Libsyn podcasters get access to more than 50,000 music tracks and 200,000 sound effects. It’s the first time this tool has been available to podcasters.

• Audio enhancement tool ai|coustics has launched a new €2/month plan. The tool lets creators enhance their audio to sound studio quality.

• Captivate is now attributing plays using the new Apple Podcasts web player in the company’s analytics.

• YouTube has updated the company’s API tools with two new features intended for podcast hosts for podcast images and to mark a playlist as a podcast. YouTube Data API users can upload / update / delete square playlist images to any of their existing playlists (“podcasts”) via the playlistImages API; YouTube Data API users can also set / unset any of their existing playlists that have a square image as a podcast, via the playlists/update method.

• Another peek inside Kast Media’s monthly accounts, while the company is undergoing Chapter 11 reorganisation. In July, Apple premium podcast subscriptions accounted for 8% of the company’s income, which was around $33,600.

• The Financial Times iOS app is now compatible with Apple CarPlay, and features podcasts and articles from the FT.

Tips and tricks - with Ausha 🚀

• Check out Ausha’s top picks for AI-assisted podcast editing tools.

• See how AI is changing the podcast industry in this Ausha YouTube Short.

Podcast News - with Airwave

From Airwave: Southern Gothic’s Brandon Schexnayder says: “Airwave is the first network where I feel like I am part of a community of shows trying to grow and succeed together, rather than just being a number in their lineup!”

The Media & Monuments podcast has been rebranded to better reflect the show’s content and purpose. MediaMaker Spotlight is a rebranded podcast from Women in Film & Video, chatting with professionals about all aspects of filmmaking and the screen-based industry. The show features interviews and industry-related issues, and is from Washington DC.

The Wirecutter Show launches this week from the New York Times. The show offers expert advice on everyday products to make your life better. Hosted by Caira Blackwell and Christine Cyr Clisset, along with producer Rosie Guerin, this weekly podcast brings together Wirecutter’s top journalists and guest experts to provide actionable advice, surprising life hacks, and delightful product discoveries.

Hold the Moment is a podcast developed by people living with dementia, and hosted by Jim Rogers, who lives with younger onset dementia and journalist Hamish Macdonald, whose father has dementia with Lewy bodies and Parkinson’s. From Dementia Australia, it’s an Australian-first, and launched this week.

Sketchplanations - The Podcast returns for season three today. Rob Bell, Jono Hey, and Tom Pellereau unravel big ideas - a range of topics from science to daily life hacks, all simplified through engaging sketches that make learning both fun and insightful.

At Podcast Movement

Buzzsprout, which sponsors the Podnews Weekly Review, held its podcaster party. There were tattoos!

Dave Jackson seems very proud about his new portable microphone.

The sun went down on day two of the event. Podcast Movement continues for much of tomorrow.