Podcast

Alexander Loveyko Explains How Artists Can Protect Their Rights When Selling Music Catalogs.. Content Warning.
✦ What key legal factors should an artist consider before selling or licensing their music catalog in the U.S. market? First, I always tell artists: you’re not just selling songs, you’re selling a future cash flow.
By New Generation 27 days ago in Interview
The Most Honest Conversation I’ve Ever Had
The most honest conversation I’ve ever had started with a sentence I didn’t plan to say. “I’m not happy.” It just slipped out.
By John Smith29 days ago in Interview
Golden Globes' Podcast Play, The Most Unique Podcast Jobs of 2025 and the Hall of Fame Inductees Revealed.. AI-Generated.
Behind the Awards: Coming Soon I've connected with many of the audio and podcast awards featured in this issue and I'm looking to speak with more to bring you insider perspectives on recognition.
By recognized.fm30 days ago in Interview
Promenade: A Podcast About The Constellation Of Memories
Andy Gaffney is a podcast creator and producer recognized by The Irish Times as one of the “Top 50 Talents to Watch in 2023” for crafting “evocative audio.”
By Frank Racioppi30 days ago in Interview
Teaching Through Emotions Podcast
Teaching through Emotions (TTE) is an award-winning podcast created and hosted by Betsy Burris, a teacher educator and psychotherapist, and co-hosted by Joe Johnson, a veteran Spanish teacher. The podcast offers a psychodynamic perspective on education, helping teachers build resilience and succeed by sharing familiar stories and practical insights. The show is produced by Jullian Androkae, with audience development by Andreea Coscai, and music by Tom Burris/Jabbering Trout.
By Frank Racioppiabout a month ago in Interview
Shouldn't There Be A Podcast Hall Of Fame Museum?
Let me start by telling you about the Podcast Hall Of Fame. Copying an abbreviated version about the process from their website, “The Podcast Hall of Fame seeks to recognize individuals who have profoundly impacted the podcasting industry. The criteria for entry into the Hall of Fame combine 1) Industry peer recognition, 2) Excellent podcaster or industry contributor, and 3) Excellence in the podcasting medium, which is positively coupled with historical significance.”
By Frank Racioppiabout a month ago in Interview
Dov Tiefenbach
Dov Tiefenbach is an actor and a musician. He appears in The Umbrella Academy as Keechie, Klaus's acolyte in six episodes. On Broadway, he played opposite Judd Hirsch in A Thousand Clowns and on TV he appeared in Robo Cop (when he was a kid). More TV roles followed as did movie parts and now he also teaches acting.
By Marie Wilsonabout a month ago in Interview
Summitfall: Andreas Szakacs Explores Leadership and Survival in a New Himalayan Drama
By andreasszakcsproductions Coming Soon Extreme environments have a way of exposing character. In the thin air of the Himalaya, decisions are made quickly, consequences arrive faster, and leadership is tested without mercy.
By Andreas Szakacsabout a month ago in Interview
Mercury Network Adds New Shows & An Award
Mercury is launching the Heroes of Indie Podcasting, an annual initiative designed to honor individuals whose work has helped shape and strengthen the independent podcasting ecosystem. There is a surfeit of podcast awards that focus almost exclusively on celebrity shows and large network podcasts. Finally, an award for the intrepid independent podcaster!
By Frank Racioppiabout a month ago in Interview
Honey & Hustle Podcast
Here’s where independent podcasting shines once again. In its ability to provide local content, podcasting is unparalleled, now that local journalism has been all but eviscerated.
By Frank Racioppiabout a month ago in Interview
Four Podcasts That Help Podcasters
Recently, we published an article - Five Of The Best Indie Podcasts About Podcasting. That piece focused on five excellent podcasts that support the industry and support indie podcasters.
By Frank Racioppiabout a month ago in Interview
Humanity at 85 Seconds to Midnight: What the 2026 Doomsday Clock Really Means
When scientists warn that humanity is closer than ever to catastrophic destruction, it’s easy to brush it off as abstract or alarmist. But on January 27, 2026, something unusual happened: the world’s most famous symbolic measure of global risk — the Doomsday Clock — was moved to 85 seconds to midnight, marking the *closest it has ever been to a theoretical “end of civilization.”
By Sylvester2 months ago in Interview