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On this episode of Hosted, Brandy is joined by podcast host of Being [at Work], Andrea Butcher. They discuss the importance of building rapport and trust in podcast conversations, as well as the unpredictability of the conversation once you press record. Andrea shares a powerful moment on her podcasting journey and how it led to a book concept focused on HR leaders' experiences. Andrea has hosted close to 1000 episodes and shares her daily dose of inspiration with her community on Being [at Work]. Tune in to learn how podcasting can build connections and provide healing spaces for leaders. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/being-at-work/id1468460670
 

Ryan Hanley, host of the Ryan Hanley Show, shares his experiences and insights from over a decade of podcasting. He discusses his journey starting with his first podcast "Content Warfare" and how it helped grow his insurance agency through content marketing. Ryan emphasizes his approach of prioritizing the guests' interests and needs to create a more valuable podcast. He speaks about the challenges he faced while recording podcasts and how he leveraged social media to gain more guests on the show.

Check Ryan out at:

www.findingpeak.com
@Ryan_hanley

This episode description was written by Castmagic!
On this episode of Hosted, we delve into the future of podcasting and how AI is changing the game. Our guest Blaine Bolus is a startup entrepreneur and podcast host. He shares insights from his experience building a successful podcast, D to C Pod, and developing AI tool, Cast Magic. We explore why having guests teach a lesson is the best approach for creating valuable podcast episodes, and how AI can be used to automate tasks such as creating show notes and promotional content. We also discuss the emerging trend of indexing entire audio libraries and creating compelling case studies and content blocks across a podcast's entire library. If you are interested in podcasting or AI, this is an episode you won't want to miss!

On this episode of Hosted, we explore the impact of AI on podcasting, creativity, and entrepreneurship. Our guest, Steve Hoffman (aka Captain Hoff), the founder of the successful Founder Space podcast, shares his insights on how technology is changing the way we create content, and what it takes to make a podcast commercially viable. From AI-generated images and voice simulations to personalized question generators, we discuss the latest tools available to podcasters, and how they can be used to create richer and more meaningful content. Tune in to discover how to find your niche, engage with your audience, and make your podcast stand out in the crowded world of online media.
Link to podcast – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/founders-space-startups-entrepreneurs-investors/id1576753974
 

Today on Hosted, we get to hear from Dan Cumberland, host of The Meaning Movement Podcast. His show is aimed at helping folks rediscover their passion, avoid burnout, and do the work they love. Dan has been podcasting for roughly seven years, with a handful of reinventions and pivots along the way. During the podcast, he talks about the unexpected partnerships, friendships, and collaboration he has experienced through podcasting. 
 
Find Dan in all the usual places!
Podcast: The Meaning Movement Podcast 
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dancumberland/
Meaning Movement: https://themeaningmovement.com/

Tracy Crossley, host of The Power of Me and Freedom of Attachment, talks us through her podcasting journey, which began in 2015. Tracy has built a loyal following of folks who settle in and binge-listen to her content. How did she crack the binge-worthy code?
Podcasting has been the single most important vehicle for Tracy’s company. Tune-in to find out how she keeps things fresh and interesting. By making her content personal and actionable. her content.