What’s Underrated, What’s Overrated in Podcasting (And Why)
Which podcasting best practices are actually worth your time, and which ones are overhyped? In this episode, we take a deliberately opinionated look ...
Podcast Predictions 2026: What Fails, What Survives, and What Thrives?
What will podcasting actually look like by the end of 2026, once the hype settles and habits stick? In this episode, we make grounded predictions abo...
Podcasting in 2026: What Still Matters (and What Doesn’t)
Do you still need all the “must-do” podcasting advice that gets recycled every year, or has some of it quietly expired? In this episode, we revisit a...
Using Copyrighted Music or TV/Radio Clips in Your Podcast
Can you legally use music, TV clips, or radio audio in your podcast, or is it a fast track to takedowns and trouble? In this episode, we unpack how c...
Why Showing Up Long Enough Changes Everything [Classic]
Almost all the benefits of podcasting stem from one thing – and that’s consistency. If you publish quality content over a prolonged period of time, yo...
How Much Do You *Really* Know About Podcasting? The End-of-Year Quiz
We test your podcasting knowledge in a series of quizzes and challenges. Along the way, we tackle industry stats, listener behaviour, gear trends, and...
Protecting Your Creative Brain in the Age of AI
Are you using AI to sharpen your thinking, or quietly letting it replace it? Can podcasters and creators still work with AI without losing the slow, ...
Flat Downloads Don’t Always Mean Flat Growth. But They Might Hide a Bigger Problem
Imagine a podcaster who has been publishing for a couple of years. Every time they check their stats, the number is the same. They assume they have h...
Growth Tips for Stalling Audiences and Narrative Lessons for Non Fiction Podcasts
Fiction podcasts often hold listeners for longer than non-fiction shows. But what can non-fiction creators learn from this? We break down the simple...
What’s the Best Way for a Small Podcast to Make Money?
What if monetising a podcast was simpler than the usual laundry list of tactics suggests? A new model called the Three As breaks earning potential int...