podcasting

  • I had the opportunity to join Elsie Escobar on her show, She Podcasts, to talk backups. backups. What does that even mean? Backups to podcasters means the traditional, running fully system backups, incremental backups, up to the cloud or to an external hard drive, backups in the traditional sense of having a snapshot of your […]

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  • The lovely Elsie Escobar (@yogeek) and I are joining forces in our original Libsyn Live format to bring you a full update on iTunes new podcast submission and management system, Podcasts Connect. Historically, podcast submissions to the iTunes store were done strictly using the iTunes desktop app on Mac or Windows. If you did all […]

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  • [video_player type=”youtube” width=”560″ height=”315″ align=”center” margin_top=”0″ margin_bottom=”20″]aHR0cHM6Ly95b3V0dS5iZS9tbzNVZUNVcHFPcw==[/video_player] In August of 2015, I gave a session at Podcamp Pittsburgh X called Leveraging WordPress for your Podcasting Website. WordPress has become one of the most popular blogging and content management systems on the web, and it’s become almost prolific in the podcasting community. Why the heck not? With […]

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  • On July 11th, 2015, Elsie Escobar, Rob Walch, Greg Buretz, and I all jumped on the two year anniversary episode of Libsyn’s The Feed to talk about all kinds of stuff. When we get together, only fun things happen. If you’re into podcasting, you need to hear this episode.

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  • I spent a long time working in the web hosting world. I worked with e-commerce, I worked with bloggers, I worked with custom built websites, dedicated servers, I worked with a lot of things during my stay at pair Networks. During that time, I also spent a lot of time working with website owners who […]

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  • Woot woot! I’m going to Podcast Movement. Are you? Podcast Movement is a new weekend long conference (this is it’s second year) JUST for podcasters. It’s a place to get some great full day workshops, breakout sessions, amazing speakers, and of course networking with all your podcasting friends. The event happens in Fort Worth, Texas […]

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  • On May 20th, 2015, Spotify announced a whole slew of new beta features including Now, Running, Video, and…. podcasts. I had subscribed to Spotify more than a year ago and to be honest I hated it. I felt the syncing of my owned library into their system and down to my mobile devices was cumbersome at best […]

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  • I had the honor of being invited by Michael Sorg (@sorgatron) to speak with Pittsburgh Podcamp’ers about the current state of podcasting, Spotify entering the podcasting realm, and take questions from the audience about podcasting. The event was held at a co-work establishment in the Allentown section of Pittsburgh called The Hardware Store. This place […]

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  • At Podcamp Pittsburgh 2014, I offered a session on podcasting using Google Hangouts on Air. If you are unfamiliar, Google HOA is a video solution that allows up to 10 participants (but unlimited viewers) simultaneously which is then streamed. This session discussed why you might consider using Google Hangouts on Air, especially as a podcaster. […]

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  • The Podcasters’ Roundtable is a video and audio podcast hosted and produced by Ray Ortega which covers specific podcasting topics each session. Ray is joined by podcasters and podcast experts alike in order to dig deep into each topic. In this episode, catch up with Ray Ortega, Daniel J. Lewis, David Jackson, Angelo Mandato, Rich […]

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