The Atlantic launches a new podcast, plus Podcasting for Dummies ed.3 now available

• Sydney podcasting conference OzPod, Sep 8, announces its full program. This coverage includes a photo of your editor’s back.

• London radio ideas conference Next Radio, Sep 18, announces its full programme.

• The Atlantic launch their first podcast, called Radio Atlantic. Dual-headed, it also has a music director, Jon Batiste. “Our first show features a discussion about the future of American democracy—and of the American idea itself.”

• Podcasting for Dummies, the third edition, is now available for pre-order in the United States, Canada, the UK, and Australia (via the US). It’s fully-updated and contains tips on how to “get the gear you need”, “find your podcasting voice”, “find and build an audience”, and “plan your podcast”.

• Podcaster News reports that NASA launched a podcast, called Houston, We Have A Podcast, in July; though it may have a few weeks off after the weather events there.

• Here’s a trailer for Lore, as it moves from podcast to TV. It’s out October 13th on Amazon Prime Video. (Signup: US, UK, elsewhere.)

• Mashable publish “6 business podcasts to listen to this fall”; all US titles.

• A sportsball player called Jim Harbaugh, head coach for a Michigan team that does things with balls in the name of sport, has a podcast of his own now on PodcastOne. A blog post wonders who else in sports-ball should have a podcast. Go sport! Hurray!

• Mark Asquith writes What I learned from Podcast Movement. “The big players are just as curious as us little guys!”

• In case you missed it: “I listened to lots of podcasts - and here’s what I learnt” - a piece written by the same person who’s writing this sentence right now. Focuses on length, the benefit of a 'reset’, and the dangers of self-indulgence.

  
  Jul 25 2023: This broken link now points to the Internet Archive.

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