Podcasts made with AI
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Someone took Elon Musk’s podcasts on Joe Rogan, put them into an artificial intelligence program, and made… more Elon Musk podcasts with Joe Rogan. Our favourite quote from “Elon Tusk”: “Traffic is terrible in general. It’s bad. But I’m an economist. I’m not trying to convince you it’s bad. It’s just bad-ass!”
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Nomono, a Norwegian company, has raised NOK 55m (US$6.4m) in funding. The company is building both hardware and software that “raises the bar on audio quality”, using technology like spatial audio.
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Did Apple Podcasts cancel their private briefings at Podcast Movement, like we claimed yesterday? Yes: but as part of a travel ban at the company. We’re told that the team are still chatting regularly to podcast hosting companies; and have corrected that part of our story yesterday.
 
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Android Auto, the in-car experience for Android owners, is beginning to recommend music, news and podcasts.
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Wanting 20% off a Blue microphone? FieldCast, a corporate podcast company, has posted a code as part of an announcement that the companies are working together.
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Castos, a podcast host, has added a Playlist Player for your website. (Here are embedded podcast players that everyone can use).
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Meadowlark Media, the podcast producer founded by Dan Le Batard and former ESPN boss John Skipper, has been commissioned to produce a show for the BBC.
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Another paper from Spotify’s R&D department describes “approaches for indexing and retrieving podcast content for ad hoc search” - to make better podcast search engine tools. This one, though, is behind a pay wall.
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The Melbourne Podcast Festival has been cancelled, due to COVID uncertainty.
 
Tips and tricks
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How to Build a Thriving Community Around Your Podcast includes advice to regularly ask listeners for their input.
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Four steps to a better sounding podcast, from Nomono, talks about microphone technique and a decent room.
 
Podcast News - with Podcast Fellows at Stony Brook University-Southampton

Sep 6 2023: This broken link now points to the Internet Archive.






























































































