Production Tips and Tricks Podcast
Power Intro Samples via Music Radio Creative
We briefly mention soundalike jingles in this episode and refer to power intros as an example. A power intro is an acapella created to match a certain music music. The trick in there is you are selling an acapella and not the music which is very clear in our terms and conditions. Whenever you purchase music or audio make sure you do your research and you have the right to play the music.
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What Product Saved Apple? | Cult of Mac
"So which single product put Apple back on the path to success?
Final Cut Pro — because it was a playground for a lot of UI experimentation that became important later. (Brody)
OS X — The operating system that’s the foundation of all the hit products, from the iMac to the iPad. (Morin)
PowerBook 100 — the first great design of Apple’s new era (Ganatra)
iPod — the product that changed everything (Brunner) iPhone — a huge revolution in computing (Grignon and Esslinger)
iTunes on Windows — because that blew the doors open.
The Apple Stores — they made Apple accessible to the great public (Max Chafkin, the moderator)."
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Ex-Apple Designers Asked: What Product Saved Apple? | Cult of Mac
Ross Tucker Football Podcast - Sports USA Media
Ross Tucker is a 2001 Princeton graduate who played seven years in the National Football League for five different teams before retiring in 2008. He is the morning host for SiriusXM NFL Radio and a frequent analyst for “Pro Football Talk” on the NBC Sports Network. He has called NFL games for Sports USA since 2008. Ross also hosts the daily “Ross Tucker Football Podcast” at SportsUSAMedia.com.
You can submit your questions for Ross to answer by either emailing ross@sportsusamedia.com or sending him a tweet at @rosstuckernfl and including the @sports_usa twitter handle in your question.
Ross Tucker Football Podcast - Sports USA Media: https://soundcloud.com/ross-tucker-football/week-9-recap
Apocalypse Radio, The Real 'Comic Book Men'
Charlie Steele and Shaman are just two guys from Kentucky that should sue the producers of 'Comic
Book Men' for stealing their show idea. Well, Louisville and Lexington actually,,,, they are full blown Geek, Nerd, Broadcast pros knocking out a few podcast episodes in their free time. They don't talk about it a whole lot but you can tell they are in the broadcast industry because they have always had excellent sound.
These are probably the only two people in the entire Commonwealth of Kentucky that could give a flying crap less about UK/UL rivalries or sports results. They are comic book, SciFi and Horror nerds. If you want to hear two good long time friends get together and talk about "Stuff" you found the show. For the sound quality alone the show is worth following just to figure out what they are using.
Grab their shows at these links:
http://www.apocalypselounge.com/
http://feeds.feedburner.com/ApocalypseRadio
apocalypseradio.com
Book Men' for stealing their show idea. Well, Louisville and Lexington actually,,,, they are full blown Geek, Nerd, Broadcast pros knocking out a few podcast episodes in their free time. They don't talk about it a whole lot but you can tell they are in the broadcast industry because they have always had excellent sound.
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Grab their shows at these links:
http://www.apocalypselounge.com/
http://feeds.feedburner.com/ApocalypseRadio
apocalypseradio.com
Accidental Tech Podcast, Catchy Song...
You must subscribe to this podcast if just for the theme song. These guys did not ask for or write the intro but they use it because the writer gave them something worth thousands of dollars. A nice simple catchy song that is clean and will play in your head all day. The crew swings wildly from intricately detailed reviews of obscure developer applications to the most recent Miley-Twerk sightings. Give this show a few listens and you will soon be wondering when the next episode is coming.ATP RSS Feed Subscribers Click Here.
Subscribe In iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/accidental-tech-podcast/id617416468
From their own show description:
A TECH PODCAST ACCIDENTALLY CREATED WHILE TRYING TO DO A CAR SHOW. FEATURING MARCO ARMENT, CASEY LISS, AND JOHN SIRACUSA.
CRACKED Podcast
From Cracked.com, the funniest and snarkiest site on the internet, is the CRACKED podcast. This podcast is still young but the writing team at Cracked brings its brand of humor to the intertubes on an irregular basis. Known for their lists and suggestions articles these guys have a strange sense of humor and a weirdly familiar take on the daily news. It is worth a listen and quite possibly the cost of a subscription. FREE!!!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-cracked-podcast/id689900475
http://feeds.feedburner.com/CrackedRSS
Dave Dameshek Football Podcast
The Dave Dameshek Football Podcast and Blog is an officially produced NFL product so he has access to the Coaches, Players and new makers from all around the league. An admitted fan of football since at least last year Dave is actually the author and ring leader of some really great analysis. DD likes old school grimy football, tailgating indigestion and swapping TurDucken Recipes with John Madden. His 'N if L' series of videos are my favorites so far. The podcast will go into overdrive now that football has started but even in the off season he punches at least one hour long episode a week.
Subscribe to the Dave Dameshek Football Program on iTunes. |
Dave Dameshek discusses Miley Cyrus, Ben Affleck's Batman and Rex Ryan tantrums along with some talk about a little sport called football. |
'Screen Rant Underground' with Ben Kendrick, Rob Keyes, Anthony Ocasio, and Kofi Outlaw
Are you a movie, video game or sci-fi/fantasy geek?
Either way, These guys are right down your alley. With decent production values, curated research and honest to goodness from the heart reviews this podcast hits the spot. It is a weekly podcast so the two hour show is easily digestible during your work outs or daily commutes.
SRU reviews 'The World's End,' opines on Ben Affleck as Batman, and 'Age of Ultron' casting. Sylvester Stallone in Talks for ‘Rambo’ TV Series.
Feel free to contact SRU at underground@screenrant.com, #SRUnderground to your tweets, or voicemail line at (323) 522-5455. Check out ScreenRant.com and GameRant.com for entertainment news, reviews, and editorials.
RSS:
http://screenrant.com/podcasts/feed/
SUBSCRIBE IN ITUNES:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/screen-rant-underground/id462034263
Chairborne Commando, Military News and Opinion from the Front
The CBC podcast is a down to earth podcast by, for and about US military operations, expenditures and news of note. It runs a bit long but the best stuff, just like a Go-Bag, is front loaded for easy access.
Hear is an episode for your preview.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CBC PODCAST HERE:
Ross Tucker Football Podcast, Best NFL Business podcast.
Princeton graduate and former NFL lineman Ross Tucker looks at the business side of the NFL and NFL Players. He answers the real questions about ability, preparing for a football career, agents and contracts. This show is not about the play of the day, Tim Tebow or fantasy picks for the week. This is a for and about the life and business of professional football.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ross-tucker-football-podcast/id638447093?mt=2
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ross-tucker-football-podcast/id638447093?mt=2
Podcast Patent Lawsuit Update and Debate
Personal Audio’s founder Jim Logan created and patented an idea which, in his eyes, covers the concept of podcasting. “This is the story of the American inventor,” Richard Baker, Personal Audio’s vice president of licensing, says. Personal Audio has filed lawsuits against several podcasters and media companies, claiming patent infringement by popular programs such as NBC’s The Adam Carolla Show and by CBS for its podcast distribution of multiple shows including The Voice and Meet the Press.On the other side, The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has spearheaded a campaign dubbed “Save Podcasting!” to rescind Personal Audio’s patent. EFF’s goal is to revoke Personal Audio’s right to compensation from any podcast program. Daniel Nazer, a staff attorney working on the campaign, represents EFF on the program.
On this edition of Lawyer2Lawyer Bob Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams talk with Richard Baker and Brad Liddle, Personal Audio’s president of licensing, and Daniel Nazer of EFF to hear their thoughts on what defines a patent troll, the specifics behind the cases, and more.
History Podcast Review, "The British History Podcast"
Have you ever wanted to know what the British Isles were really like back before the Empire? Jamie's podcast covers it from the earliest formation of the islands through the middle ages. This is a great podcast that really should be listened to from the beginning.
The British History Podcast. Download it here.
"The British History Podcast is a chronological telling of the story of Britain. I started in the Ice Age, and I’ve been steadily moving forward ever since. The focus of this podcast is upon the human drama that is played out in history. Rather than providing a dry recount of dates and names, I am doing my best to provide a three dimensional image of what these people, places, and events were like. The people I’m speaking about were real flesh and blood individuals with dreams, fears, and flaws. And where the information is available, I intend to highlight those aspects for you. Recently the podcast has been featured on iTunes, was a Finalist for Best Educational Podcast in 2012 by The Podcast Awards, was recommended by the Portland Mercury and Medievalists.net, and is currently a contributor to Anglotopia.net."
Game of Thrones Podcast: "Cast Of Thrones"
If you thought the hit HBO series was intricate just wait until this happy group of Harvard educated fans tear each episode apart. The Cast of Thrones is hosted by Nick Barstow, Jennifer Cheek, Mike Dao and a rotating crew of "Usurpers". The Cast of Thrones has been in continuous weekly production for over 2 years and shows no sign of slowing down. I honestly feel like they record the show in period authentic attire while sharpening their authentic long swords drinking hot spiced wine. They review the series, the books, the spin offs and rip offs and dissect them with the precious of a Predator drone strike. My favorite part is the Book Club submissions but they have suspended reviewing the novels until the series catches up. There are just too many spoilers and disappointments when you read ahead."Cast of Thrones", a podcast dedicated to the world of Westros created by George RR Martin.
Small Business Entrepreneurship Podcast Review "StartUps"
Mike Taber and Rob Walling have over 20 years of experience as software entrepreneurs that focus on individual and app start up businesses. They have launched many small business and app development projects with varying degrees of success. Their podcast is a weekly update on their individual projects, favorite links and success stories from listeners. While these two are software developers the bumps, hurdles, pivots and paychecks they share each week should be informative for individual and small business listeners.The podcast is an extension of their Micropreneur Academy that helps both developers and non-techies go from zero to launch in 6 months.
My favorite bits are when the discuss the up and downs of using Virtual Assistants, contract developers and off site support services. If you have a great idea for an iPhone or Android app and are considering going it alone you need to check out a few episodes of "Start Ups For The Rest Of Us."
'Hardcore History", Dan Carlin gets a thumbs up.
Since 2006 Dan Carlin's "Hardcore History" has dived deep into pivotal points in human history. Originally aimed at the history nerds this podcast is not for everyone. However, if you want an intriguing take on historical Tipping Points, "Great Men of History" and the true long term cost of the human condition this podcast is a must listen. As a former Radio Host and reporter Dan Carlin has a great voice and tells his tales in a way that grabs even a passive listener.This podcast is long and may take several sessions to get through but it is well worth an extra lap around the parking lot.....
Dan Carlin's Wikipedia Entry
Dan Carlin's Website
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History on Podcast Alley
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History on iTunes
Top Ten Podcasts on iTunes and why
Here is your competition.
If you are a budding podcast producer, with ambitions of replacing Howard Stern as the King of All Media, a you should pay attention to a few things on the list below. Traditional broadcast media has finally gotten the word that podcasting is the Bomb. They are steadily taking over most of the categories in iTunes with canned versions of their on-air broadcasts. Take heart though, the beauty of the internet is the fact that podcast listeners "Choose" what programs they subscribe, download and consume.
Networking:
With the exception of Adam Carolla everyone of these shows have the backing of a large media outlet. They leverage the power and prestige of their parent network's status as high quality content producers. Six of the top ten shows on iTunes are public radio properties. Carolla's podcast popularity stems from his comedy career, politically incorrectness and positioning as a Pirate Ship in a sea of mediocrity. Dennis Miller is another comedian with a sharp wit and something to say about our society that people like to hear.
Quality:
Every single one of these shows are professionally produced with excellent sound quality and offered in high bit-rate compression formats. They are not sitting in their bedroom closet recording Skype calls. They have great production values and a trained broadcast sound engineer bringing the show together.
Preparation:
Hint, even the three or four supposedly "Free Form" shows have producers, ADs, interns and show runners doing the grunt work. Somebody has to do the research, dig up phone numbers and arrange interviews. Everyone of these shows has a script, call sheet, live reads, compliance logs, etc... these all have to be maintained by someone.
Funding:
Each and every show listed below is recorded and produced with equipment and facilities costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Most of the hosts and talent is on a salary generated by the shows. Serving up the millions of weekly downloads costs thousands of dollars a month. So who pays these bills? Well NPR is publicly funded through tax deductible grants and donations. The rest sell advertising the same way broadcast media does. As a matter of fact ad agencies actually love podcast ads because they can track views, downloads, subscriptions for their clients. Broadcast media can really only guess.
Now for the Good, no Great News about average joe podcasting. By choosing the right niche, good content and providing a decent sound quality you can be heard.
Stay tuned for more insanely great insight and opinions about podcasts and podcasting culture here at PodcastBingo.net.
iTunes Top Ten Overall Podcasts for February 2013
If you are a budding podcast producer, with ambitions of replacing Howard Stern as the King of All Media, a you should pay attention to a few things on the list below. Traditional broadcast media has finally gotten the word that podcasting is the Bomb. They are steadily taking over most of the categories in iTunes with canned versions of their on-air broadcasts. Take heart though, the beauty of the internet is the fact that podcast listeners "Choose" what programs they subscribe, download and consume.
Networking:
With the exception of Adam Carolla everyone of these shows have the backing of a large media outlet. They leverage the power and prestige of their parent network's status as high quality content producers. Six of the top ten shows on iTunes are public radio properties. Carolla's podcast popularity stems from his comedy career, politically incorrectness and positioning as a Pirate Ship in a sea of mediocrity. Dennis Miller is another comedian with a sharp wit and something to say about our society that people like to hear.
Quality:
Every single one of these shows are professionally produced with excellent sound quality and offered in high bit-rate compression formats. They are not sitting in their bedroom closet recording Skype calls. They have great production values and a trained broadcast sound engineer bringing the show together.
Preparation:
Hint, even the three or four supposedly "Free Form" shows have producers, ADs, interns and show runners doing the grunt work. Somebody has to do the research, dig up phone numbers and arrange interviews. Everyone of these shows has a script, call sheet, live reads, compliance logs, etc... these all have to be maintained by someone.
Funding:
Each and every show listed below is recorded and produced with equipment and facilities costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Most of the hosts and talent is on a salary generated by the shows. Serving up the millions of weekly downloads costs thousands of dollars a month. So who pays these bills? Well NPR is publicly funded through tax deductible grants and donations. The rest sell advertising the same way broadcast media does. As a matter of fact ad agencies actually love podcast ads because they can track views, downloads, subscriptions for their clients. Broadcast media can really only guess.
Now for the Good, no Great News about average joe podcasting. By choosing the right niche, good content and providing a decent sound quality you can be heard.
Stay tuned for more insanely great insight and opinions about podcasts and podcasting culture here at PodcastBingo.net.
iTunes Top Ten Overall Podcasts for February 2013
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The TED Radio Hour is a journey through fascinating ideas: astonishing inventions, fresh approaches to old problems, new ways to think and create. Based on Talks given by riveting speakers on the world-renowned TED stage, each show is centered on a common theme - such as the source of happiness, crowd-sourcing innovation, power shifts, or inexplicable connections. The TED Radio Hour is hosted by Guy Raz, and is a co-production of NPR & TED. © © Copyright: Copyright 2012 NPR - For Personal Use Only |
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Official free, weekly podcast of the award-winning radio show "This American Life." First-person stories and short fiction pieces that are touching, funny, and surprising. Hosted by Ira Glass, from WBEZ Chicago Public Media, and distributed by Public Radio International. In mp3 and updated Mondays. © © Copyright 1995-2013 Chicago Public Media & Ira Glass |
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NPR's weekly current events quiz. Have a laugh and test your news knowledge while figuring out what's real and what we've made up. © © Copyright 2007 NPR - For Personal Use Only |
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On Radiolab, science meets culture and information sounds like music. Each episode of Radiolab® is an investigation -- a patchwork of people, sounds, stories and experiences centered around One Big Idea. Hosted by Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich, Radiolab is produced by WNYC public radio. Support the adventure with a donation by pasting the following URL into your browser: http://www.wnyc.org/epledge/radiolab © © WNYC Radio |
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In their books "Freakonomics" and "SuperFreakonomics," Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner explore "the hidden side of everything," with stories about cheating schoolteachers, self-dealing real-estate agents, and crack-selling mama’s boys. The Freakonomics Radio podcast, hosted by Dubner, carries on that tradition with weekly episodes. Prepare to be enlightened, engaged, perhaps enraged, and definitely surprised. © © (c) WNYC, APM and Dubner Productions |
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What makes a one-hit wonder? Do people really run off to join the French Foreign Legion? Join Chuck and Josh as they break down everything from music to the military in Stuff You Should Know, a podcast from HowStuffWorks.com. © © Copyright 2011 HowStuffWorks.com |
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Since its launch in 1997, The Moth has presented thousands of true stories, told live and without notes, to standing-room-only crowds worldwide. Moth storytellers stand alone, under a spotlight, with only a microphone and a roomful of strangers. The storyteller and the audience embark on a high-wire act of shared experience which is both terrifying and exhilarating. Since 2008, The Moth podcast has featured many of our favorite stories told live on Moth stages around the country. For information on all of our programs and live events, visit themoth.org. © 2006-2010 |
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The Adam Carolla Show is the #1 Daily Downloaded Podcast in the World. GET IT ON as Adam shares his thoughts on current events, relationships, airport security, specialty pizzas, hobos, and anything else he can complain about. Five days a week and completely uncensored, Adam welcomes a wide range of guests to join him on the couch for in depth interviews and a front row seat to his unparalleled ranting. Let's not forget Bryan Bishop (Bald Bryan) on sound effects and Alison Rosen on news. © © 2009-2013 Carolla Digital |
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Fresh Air from WHYY, the Peabody Award-winning weekday magazine of contemporary arts and issues, is one of public radio's most popular programs. Hosted by Terry Gross, the show features intimate conversations with today's biggest luminaries. © © Copyright 2007 NPR - For Personal Use Only |
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The daily rant for the King of All Rants. Nationally syndicated talk radio host, comedian, actor and SNL legend, Dennis Miller gives his unfiltered, unadulterated, unscripted take on everything from news and politics to sports and entertainment. © Copyright © 2002-2013 PodcastOne.com. All rights reserved. |
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