Podcasts are great tools on virtually any subject... However, with over 2,000,000 podcasts out there, sifting through them is exhausting. Any recommendations?
I currently follow; Indie Hackers, Means of Creation, Creator Economics, The Colin & Samir Show, Influencer Business, and the Creator Lab Podcast.
Along with all my travel-specific podcasts - Shout out to Shane of Tourpreneur and the Travel Massive Podcast 🥳
Thanking you all 💜
*Update:* After seeing how interested everyone was in this topic, Lynn Smargis; Travel Podcaster of Travel Gluten Free (@lynn-elikqitie-smargis) and I created 'The Basics of Starting a Podcast' article, watch this space for our series on finding your niche, growing and marketing your podcast 😊 💜
Great discussion, Jessica. Right now, as I'm looking for connections between travel and web3, I'm listening to this podcast by Luca De Giglio: anchor.fm/luca-de-giglio.
Otherwise, I myself was recording podcast episodes with tourism experts. Most episodes are in my native language, but 6 of them are in English: fromzero.global/podcast/
I produce Travel Gluten Free, a podcast for gluten-free people like me to love to travel.
I listen to: The Wild with Chris Morgan Kated Travel by Stephen Bailey This Week in Travel Explore Oregon Podcast Amateur Traveler Adventure Bound by Rob Roy Zero to Travel by Jason Moore The Cruise Retreat Podcast by Rita Perez
A few of mine: The Trip [Nathan Thornburgh] Destination Eat Drink Personal Landscapes The School Of Travels The Travel Diaries The Big Travel Podcast Armchair Explorer Deviate with Rolf Potts Travel Writing World The Radio Vagabond Zero To Travel Passport Counting Countries Atlas Obscura
One of the most used ones is def Anchor - anchor.fm/dashboard. It's for free and does its job! Otherwise, there are also more advanced ones like Buzzsprout, Podbean, etc. Here is a list: www.adamenfroy.com/podcast-hosting
I think it's way easier and better to use a hosting platform rather than uploading it to your own website.
Hi Joydeep, they have an integration with Podcorn. Monetisation is an interesting topic. I have found most success with featured content. I just passed 500K listens and it's still not enough to get on most of the ad networks. We podcasters (myself included) need to do a better job of promoting the value of this medium. I have multiple clients reporting significant sales from their features so it definitely works.
Libsyn is the best, they have the highest industry standards, easy to use and great customer service. There are also many Wordpress plugins to upload your audio. If you don't use WP, you can also take your HTML code and manually upload each episode onto your website. Reach out to me if you need details :)
Thanks, Katy! Congratulations on your 500k plus listens. So what I can conclude is feature content (sponsored) and ads are two ways to monetize it, right?
There are some great podcasts for deep diving into destinations too eg Greece Travel Secrets, Holidays to Switzerland and to toot my own horn Untold Italy where we primarily feature locals and expats and explore the regions of Italy in depth
Podcasting is such a great medium for travel content and I'm not sure why there aren't more actually. I'm also a fan of Tourpreneur, Brené Brown's Dare to Lead and Unlocking Us, Pat Flynn's shows, The Digital Tourism Show, Films to be Buried With by Brett Goldstein
Katy, most podcasters podfade after seven episodes. Podcast production is a very involved and time consuming medium. If you have a production company to save time, you're looking at $400 to $1000 per month for production costs. So while many people start making a podcast, most don't stay around for the long haul. I produce three podcasts of my own and other podcasts for clients with the help of my team.
Yes, after producing Untold Italy myself for the first 30 episodes (I am very stubborn), the relief when I hired a producer was incredible. It definitely requires commitment that not a lot of people understand. I actually took Pat Flynn's course and I think that really set me up for success
Also going to throw in the Voyages Afriq Podcast (thetourismpodcast.podbean.com) which is dedicated to Africa’s travel industry and features conversations with different thought leaders, changemakers, and tourism influencers throughout Africa.
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Podcasts are great tools on virtually any subject... However, with over 2,000,000 podcasts out there, sifting through them is exhausting. Any recommendations?
I currently follow; Indie Hackers, Means of Creation, Creator Economics, The Colin & Samir Show, Influencer Business, and the Creator Lab Podcast.
Along with all my travel-specific podcasts - Shout out to Shane of Tourpreneur and the Travel Massive Podcast 🥳
Thanking you all 💜
*Update:* After seeing how interested everyone was in this topic, Lynn Smargis; Travel Podcaster of Travel Gluten Free (@lynn-elikqitie-smargis) and I created 'The Basics of Starting a Podcast' article, watch this space for our series on finding your niche, growing and marketing your podcast 😊 💜
Read here: bit.ly/3yTMeqD
You might also find some new top listens from 'Top 6 Podcasts for Creators' podcasts: bit.ly/3s0VHYZ
Great discussion, Jessica. Right now, as I'm looking for connections between travel and web3, I'm listening to this podcast by Luca De Giglio: anchor.fm/luca-de-giglio.
I also like this one, which has a good global overview of tourism: anchor.fm/future-of-tourism.
Otherwise, I myself was recording podcast episodes with tourism experts. Most episodes are in my native language, but 6 of them are in English: fromzero.global/podcast/
I hope this helps! :)
@rudi You've got a podcast in there? Amazing! I'll check it out 😉
I love travel podcasts!
I produce Travel Gluten Free, a podcast for gluten-free people like me to love to travel.
I listen to:
The Wild with Chris Morgan
Kated Travel by Stephen Bailey
This Week in Travel
Explore Oregon Podcast
Amateur Traveler
Adventure Bound by Rob Roy
Zero to Travel by Jason Moore
The Cruise Retreat Podcast by Rita Perez
A few of mine:
The Trip [Nathan Thornburgh]
Destination Eat Drink
Personal Landscapes
The School Of Travels
The Travel Diaries
The Big Travel Podcast
Armchair Explorer
Deviate with Rolf Potts
Travel Writing World
The Radio Vagabond
Zero To Travel
Passport
Counting Countries
Atlas Obscura
Which platforms do you use to upload the podcast audio? Or should we do it on our own websites?
One of the most used ones is def Anchor - anchor.fm/dashboard. It's for free and does its job! Otherwise, there are also more advanced ones like Buzzsprout, Podbean, etc. Here is a list: www.adamenfroy.com/podcast-hosting
I think it's way easier and better to use a hosting platform rather than uploading it to your own website.
Thanks Rudi.
I use Buzzsprout and they've been great. No problems at all and I would say inexpensive
Thanks, Katy. I am working on my first travel podcast. Can you monetize your podcast via Buzzsprout?
Hi Joydeep, they have an integration with Podcorn. Monetisation is an interesting topic. I have found most success with featured content. I just passed 500K listens and it's still not enough to get on most of the ad networks. We podcasters (myself included) need to do a better job of promoting the value of this medium. I have multiple clients reporting significant sales from their features so it definitely works.
Libsyn is the best, they have the highest industry standards, easy to use and great customer service. There are also many Wordpress plugins to upload your audio. If you don't use WP, you can also take your HTML code and manually upload each episode onto your website. Reach out to me if you need details :)
Thanks, Katy! Congratulations on your 500k plus listens. So what I can conclude is feature content (sponsored) and ads are two ways to monetize it, right?
Hi Lynn, thanks for sharing about Libsyn. But don't you think, uploading it directly on the website will impact the site speed of your website?
Yes and I also have affiliate relationships that work well.
There are some great podcasts for deep diving into destinations too eg Greece Travel Secrets, Holidays to Switzerland and to toot my own horn Untold Italy where we primarily feature locals and expats and explore the regions of Italy in depth
Podcasting is such a great medium for travel content and I'm not sure why there aren't more actually. I'm also a fan of Tourpreneur, Brené Brown's Dare to Lead and Unlocking Us, Pat Flynn's shows, The Digital Tourism Show, Films to be Buried With by Brett Goldstein
Katy, most podcasters podfade after seven episodes. Podcast production is a very involved and time consuming medium. If you have a production company to save time, you're looking at $400 to $1000 per month for production costs. So while many people start making a podcast, most don't stay around for the long haul. I produce three podcasts of my own and other podcasts for clients with the help of my team.
Yes, after producing Untold Italy myself for the first 30 episodes (I am very stubborn), the relief when I hired a producer was incredible. It definitely requires commitment that not a lot of people understand. I actually took Pat Flynn's course and I think that really set me up for success
Lots of good recommendations in the thread!
Also going to throw in the Voyages Afriq Podcast (thetourismpodcast.podbean.com) which is dedicated to Africa’s travel industry and features conversations with different thought leaders, changemakers, and tourism influencers throughout Africa.
Dare I mention "The Travel Addict," a podcast by a British fellow by the name of Malcolm Teasdale? I happened to be his most recent guest: www.malcolmjteasdale.com/podcast-episodes/episode/7a774425/fellow-travel-addict-and-ex-pat-of-6-countries-jonathan-delise-talks-about-his-teaching-escapades-overseas.