Ausha has launched Ausha PRO, specially designed for professional creators of branded podcasts.
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Scribbler, released earlier this month, is a tool for creating podcast summaries.
The Verge has a feature article: Spotify’s podcast plans are off track.
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Black-owned podcast app Haty has signed a partnership deal with the Black Podcasters Association.
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Patreon has announced a free membership tier that allows creators to welcome fans into their community, share all kinds of creative work directly with fans, and gain insights about their most engaged audience. Additionally, new commerce tools allow creators to sell digital products.
Apple Podcasts for Creators has been localized into 6 additional languages. In addition to English, the site is now available in French, German, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese.
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Audacy has announced a distribution and monetization deal with TuneIn.
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We have a new podcast studio in Saratoga, NY, USA. The ribbon cutting ceremony was held yesterday and it opened.
Fans of corporate terminology will rejoice. Audio and Podcasts Odea, owner of his player, released a corporate update after the company “executed two of his LOIs that are non-binding in its buy-side M&A strategy.” The press release has much more to offer, including upcoming de novo MAU increase data and promises to reduce current burn rates.
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media round table Editor James Cridland shares the biggest stories in the media world with Ricardo Martinez and Charlize Miller. The podcast also discusses how to track podcasting success, including ROAS and CPA.
Summer Camp: The Phantom Pooper Case The new film from Sonar follows camp director Mookie as he struggles to solve a series of stinky pranks at a Canadian summer camp. The show blends real-life crime, mystery and investigative reporting with summer camp nostalgia. The seven-part show features authentic audio and interviews with campers and counselors, plus music by Matt McGinley (Serial, S Town, This American Life).
Katie Henriksen and Sound Off is a show about music that challenges the status quo and launched its second season yesterday. This podcast delves into that sound to explore creativity at the intersection of art, music and literature, and what the work and the people who make it tell us about his 21st century art and life. It is characterized by deep conversations that delve into what is happening.
Fan-favorite history podcast last archive Harvard historian and The New Yorker staff writer Jill Lepohl returns today with Season 4. This season will be hosted by lead producer Ben Nadav-Huffrey, and the fourth season will feature six cinematic stand-alone episodes that trace the history of how we know what we know. increase.