Show Me Your Mic

Mikey is the co-host of the Packet Loss Podcast which, in their own words, is the most racial diverse podcast on the internet. We talk about bringing your non-podcast friends into this weird world of podcasting and also what makes a listener want to engage with a podcast or podcast network’s shows.

Lindsay Patterson joins me for part 2 of our discussion - this time it’s all about her podcast The Tumble podcast. If you’ve got feedback, follow-up or questions be sure to click the Discuss This Episode link in the show notes to leave a comment.

Lindsay Patterson joins me to discuss her recent article asking where the YouTube for podcasts is. If you’ve got feedback, follow-up or questions be sure to click the Discuss This Episode link in the show notes to leave a comment.

Jason is back to talk about what’s changed since the last time he was on - location, job and most importantly to this show - gear! New gear is always fun to talk about.

Stu King joins me to talk Character Crusade, his podcast that helps people discover and explore the world of Skyrim. We compare the YouTube world of Let’s Plays and video to audio podcasts and how to bridge your audience between the two worlds.

Paul is on to talk about his parody show Entrepreneur Explosion! Why he started the show, the difficulties of doing a parody show with real discussions and purpose and a general discussion of the podcasting landscape mid-2015.

Darren Moser is the co-host of Earl Grey - a podcast that talks all about Star Trek The Next Generation. We talk niche podcasting, being on the Trek.fm podcast network and getting out there and just start recording.

Solo show! I talk about some of my if-only’s to help unhook my brain a bit.

Kyle Roderick is back to have another podcast network owner therapy session and we also discuss an app that could save you a bunch of time in your podcast production.

Stephen is a Brit living in Finland and he’s organized fellow ex-pats from around the world to talk tech with a decidely different angle on things than those of us in North America hear - while still lusting after the same gadgets and tech.

Aaron’s only 6 episodes in to his new podcast Lore - a bi-weekly podcast about the history behind scary stories - but his attention to all the details of producing a story-driven podcast has resulted in unexpected but well deserved attention and popularity.

Jason joins me to talk about podcasting with a local focus - in his case the business community and events in his city in Indiana. Recording live in person, using a Yeti and tips for promoting a local podcast.

Kyle Roderick from Transmission and Goodstuff joins me to chat about the fun of running a podcast network, working collaboratively across time and space and how he produces Transmission - the internet’s morning show.

No guest today so I talk a bit about some of the issues and struggles of running a podcast network and options we’re considering for hosting of podcast files. Libsyn vs SoundCloud vs S3 vs Simplecast vs what else?

Reuben Ingber is on to talk about How to Hold a Pencil. We discuss the struggles of finding sponsorship, wonder if there’s people who want to learn about podcast ad sales out there, and of course, what gear Reuben uses and the podcasts he listens to while riding the subway.

Sawyer Paul is on the show to talk about running a podcast network - and the tough decision to shut down a podcast network. We talk through some of the struggles of trying to help friends, unlimited storage not always being unlimited and our mutual dislike for Toronto.

Caleb Wojcik runs DIY Video Guy - a audio podcast and video podcast show teaching what he’s learned about running a business involved in video production.

Leslie Camacho, one of the hosts of The Marriage Startup podcast - a podcast that looks at the struggle to keep home life in balance when work seems like it is your life.

Raygan and Nate, two of four hosts of The Short Game - a podcast that talks about video games that ideally take less than 10 hours.

Pencil vs Pixel vs Microphones. Cesar Contreras joins Chris Enns to talk about starting a podcast without a huge plan (or a mic) and not being afraid to mix up your format and experiment.