PodBiz | Where's The Money In Podcasting?

Norma Jean Belenky & John Kiernan
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Where's the money in podcasting? Hosted by Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, PodBiz dives into the strategies, trends, and tools driving podcast monetization and industry growth. From ad revenue and branded content to audience development and production workflows, we spotlight the real business behind the mic. Each week, we speak with creators, executives, and innovators answering the one question on everyone’s mind: Where’s the money in podcasting? Whether you're monetizing your show, launching a network, or just obsessed with the space, PodBiz is your insider guide to podcasting’s biggest opportunities. Listen to new episodes every Monday- Let’s get down to PodBiz! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. The Real Business of Podcast Marketing with Randi P’Pool

    4 天前

    The Real Business of Podcast Marketing with Randi P’Pool

    What does it really take to build a business that lasts in podcasting? In this episode of PodBiz, Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan talk with Randi P’Pool, Founder and CEO of P’Pool Media, about the realities of leading a modern media agency — from scaling teams and navigating client departures to redefining what creative success actually looks like. Randi shares lessons from two decades in broadcast and marketing and the shift from corporate structures to the agility of podcasting. It’s a candid look at leadership, adaptation, and what happens when you build a business that reflects the people behind it. As she puts it: “You have to learn to pivot. If something isn’t working, stop trying to force it to look like success.”Here are some insightful moments within the episode: • Why adaptability is the key to long-term success in podcast marketing • How to recover when a major client leaves — and what it teaches you about leadership • Why authenticity and consistency still outperform “corporate buzzword speak” • The shift from broadcast culture to agile, creator-led podcasting • How fractional teams and partnerships can scale creative businesses • The emotional side of entrepreneurship and protecting your confidence • What the future of podcast marketing looks like for agencies and creators alike Randi P’Pool is the Founder and CEO of P’Pool Media, a full-service marketing agency working with B2B and B2C podcast companies. With over twenty years of experience in media, she helps creators, networks, and brands build marketing strategies that connect, convert, and sustain. Randi’s work bridges traditional broadcast expertise with the adaptability of today’s podcast industry, emphasizing creative integrity and measurable results. Connect with Randi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randi-p-pool-75872520/ Episode Chapters(00:00) Opening | Defining the real business of podcast marketing (02:14) From corporate broadcasting to entrepreneurship | Randi’s leap into ownership (06:42) Strategy over spin | Finding the right message for the right audience (09:22) Authenticity in content | Why “busy buzzword speak” doesn’t work (10:02) Leadership lessons | Building and managing a business that scales (17:53) Fractional teams | How integration keeps clients growing (19:51) The never-off entrepreneur | Boundaries and balance in creative work (20:43) Learning from loss | Navigating client departures with perspective (23:13) The future of podcast marketing | Why evolution keeps it exciting Some Additional PodBiz Buzz…“It’s devastating not only to your ego but financially when a client leaves. You have to learn to take those in stride.”“People are going to say no. Knowing that things happen at the right time has been the biggest mindset shift.”“I’m a Leo and I like to be my own boss.”“You have to learn to pivot. If something isn’t working, stop trying to force it to look like success.”“Look at the stage. We’re all friends. That’s the best part of this industry.”PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    25 分鐘
  2. Monetizing Every Angle: Jack Levy’s Playbook for Sustainable Podcasting

    10月6日

    Monetizing Every Angle: Jack Levy’s Playbook for Sustainable Podcasting

    How do you build a podcast that earns from every direction while keeping its creative core intact? In this episode of PodBiz, Norma Jean Belenky speaks with Jack Levy, Creator, Producer, Director, Entrepreneur and Co-Founder & COO of Manifest Media Productions and creator of Table Read, the scripted series that brought Hollywood’s table-read tradition to podcasting. Jack shares how he turned creativity, collaboration, and business acumen into what he calls a “360 monetization” model that keeps storytelling at the center. As he puts it: “Money in podcasts is like a goddamn Easter egg hunt when you’re three. Everyone’s chasing the biggest egg, but if you’re paying attention, you’ll fill your basket with smaller ones that are worth even more.”Here are some insightful moments within the episode• What 360 monetization really means for creators and producers • How Table Read turned community and collaboration into revenue • Why partnerships and product alignment can be more valuable than ads • How fiction and storytelling remain untapped business opportunities • The importance of patience, quality, and purpose in building a brand • What Jack wishes every independent podcaster understood about growth Jack Levy is the Co-Founder of Manifest Media Productions and the creator of Table Read, a scripted podcast that transforms Hollywood’s creative process into audio storytelling. With a background in film and production, Jack’s work bridges creative culture with sustainable business practices, helping creators turn great stories into profitable ventures. Connect with Jack on IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0506446/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacklevyanefx/ The Table Read Podcast Website: https://www.tablereadpodcast.com/ Listen to The Table Read Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grg-the-pod/id1809713147?i=1000710066981 Episode Chapters(00:00) Opening | Defining the 360-degree view of monetization (02:19) Table Read | How the concept started and found its audience (06:42) Building a business | Early partnerships and first wins (10:33) Collaboration | Why aligned partners matter more than ad spend (14:51) Storytelling and sustainability | Keeping creativity profitable (19:03) Fiction podcasts | Why narrative formats are still wide open (23:28) Audience growth | Building and maintaining a real community (28:15) Easter eggs | What real monetization looks like in practice (32:57) Lessons learned | Advice for new creators (36:44) What’s next | The future of Table Read and Manifest Media Some Additional PodBiz Buzz…“You can’t pay people to care. You have to make something they believe in.”“I just decided to stop waiting for somebody else to fund the thing I wanted to make.”“The whole point of podcasting for me is the freedom to create without waiting for permission.” PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    48 分鐘
  3. Why Storytelling is the Real Currency in Podcasting with Laura Joyce Davis

    9月29日

    Why Storytelling is the Real Currency in Podcasting with Laura Joyce Davis

    Can storytelling really be the most valuable skill in podcasting- and in business? In this episode of PodBiz, Norma Jean Belenky speaks with Laura Joyce Davis, CEO of Narrative Podcasts and Managing Editor of the Stanford Storytelling Project, about the power of narrative podcasting. Laura shares how she went from launching Shelter in Place on the first day of lockdown to producing 200 episodes, founding a company, and now teaching podcasting at Stanford and Google. As she puts it: “The magic happens in the revision process. That’s where professional growth, creative breakthroughs, and the best ideas live.” Here are some insightful moments within the episode: Why storytelling is the most valuable skill in podcastingHow Shelter in Place became both a lifeline and a launchpadWhy the revision process matters more than quick winsThe importance of separating ‘creator brain’ from ‘marketer brain’Building an audience before launching a podcastHow AI can serve as a creative companion, not a replacement Laura Joyce Davis is the CEO of Narrative Podcasts and Managing Editor of the Stanford Storytelling Project. She created the award-winning Shelter in Place, has trained dozens of emerging podcasters, and now teaches storytelling at Stanford, Stanford Continuing Studies, and Google. She is also writing a forthcoming book on narrative podcasting. Connect with Laura on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurajoycedavis/ Learn more at Narrative Podcasts: www.narrativepodcasts.com Episode Chapters00:00 – Storytelling as a vital skill 01:47 – Can you really make money in podcasting? 05:00 – How narrative podcasting builds life skills 07:28 – Shelter in Place: a pandemic project becomes a career 11:12 – Learning by doing: 200 episodes, zero training wheels 13:06 – Why revision is where the magic happens 17:52 – Building Narrative Podcasts to train new creators 22:12 – From burnout to Stanford 25:29 – The mindset shift that makes or breaks creators 29:08 – Creator brain vs. marketer brain 32:31 – The community power of podcasting 33:28 – If starting over, what Laura would do differently 37:31 – AI as a creative companion Some Additional PodBiz Buzz…“Good work will always stand the test of time.”“When you can turn research and interviews into a great story, that’s the skill that will bring money, profit, and success to you.”“You don’t become an expert until you learn by doing — over and over again.”PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    41 分鐘
  4. Pitching Podcasts That Get Noticed with Alice Florence Orr

    9月22日

    Pitching Podcasts That Get Noticed with Alice Florence Orr

    How do you pitch your podcast so it actually gets noticed? In this episode of PodBiz, Norma Jean Belenky speaks with Alice Florence Orr, Staff Writer and Managing Editor at Podcast Review and BBC Radio contributor, about the realities of podcast PR, pitching, and discoverability. Alice shares the common mistakes creators make when pitching their shows, how to think beyond “industry validation,” and why audio-only podcasts still have a unique space in the market. As she puts it: “Most pitches fail because they don’t tell me why the podcast matters to an audience.”Here are some insightful moments within the episode:Why “selling IP” isn’t the only way to make money in podcastingThe pitfalls of podcast PR and what makes a pitch stand outHow independent creators can leverage ads, subscriptions, and branded partnershipsWhy discoverability remains the industry’s biggest challengeThe future of audio-only podcasts in a video-saturated market Alice Florence Orr is the Managing Editor of Podcast Review and a BBC Radio contributor. Her work focuses on podcast criticism, media strategy, and discoverability, helping creators understand how to reach new audiences. She is also an active voice on LinkedIn, writing about podcasting, media, and culture. 🔗 Connect with Alice on LinkedIn 📖 Read her work on Podcast Review Episode Chapters00:52 – The Money Question | Where Alice sees revenue opportunities 01:44 – Independent Podcasting | Models beyond the big network buyout 04:21 – Reviewing Genres | Why niches and listening habits matter 07:25 – Finding Your Audience | Reverse-engineering discoverability 09:02 – Pitching Mistakes | What not to do in press releases 13:19 – What Reviewers Need | How to make your podcast pitch stand out 17:17 – Discoverability Challenges | Why apps alone won’t get you found 23:38 – Getting Into Podcasting | Alice’s career journey and BBC contributions 27:34 – Looking Ahead | Why audio still matters in a video-first world Some Additional PodBiz Buzz...“Just because… if you want to make a million dollars, you’ve got to sell your podcast. That doesn’t mean that’s the only way to have a career in this industry.”“You can have a really successful podcast with only a few hundred dedicated listeners.”“If it ain’t working and you don’t feel like it’s a fit, maybe you should just move on and try something else.”PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    30 分鐘
  5. When Independent Voices Shape an Industry: Remembering Todd Cochrane

    9月15日

    When Independent Voices Shape an Industry: Remembering Todd Cochrane

    What does it take to build podcasting from the ground up, and keep it independent? In this episode of PodBiz, recorded before his unexpected passing last week, Todd Cochran, Founder & CEO of Blubrry Podcasting, joined Norma Jean Belenky to share his perspective on the realities of monetization, the future of the industry, and why creators must first serve their audiences. As James Cridland wrote in an obituary published in Podnews, “Todd Cochrane was a fierce proponent of open RSS and building your podcast on your own website… Ever willing to help progress the industry, Todd was always interested to learn and make friends with anyone in podcasting.” His words in this conversation are a reminder of just how much one person can shape an industry. As he put it: “If you want to make money in this space, you have to first deliver value to your audience.”Here are some insightful moments within the episode:Why podcasters should build community before chasing adsThe download thresholds that really matter to advertisers (10K–50K)Subscription models and listener support as alternative revenue streamsWhy transparency and vulnerability create lasting trustHow independent voices and audio-first strategies continue to shape the industryTodd Cochran was the Founder & CEO of Blubrry Podcasting, a pioneer in hosting and monetization. A Navy veteran, author of one of the first books on podcasting, and longtime host of Geek News Central, Todd helped establish podcasting as a professional medium. His leadership empowered countless independent podcasters to find their voice, their audience, and their sustainability. We’re deeply grateful to have recorded this conversation with Todd, and we honor his legacy in podcasting. Episode Chapters01:26 – Monetization Realities | Why most creators shouldn’t chase ads first 04:22 – The Numbers That Matter | When agencies start paying attention 07:32 – Beyond Ads | Subscriptions and listener support 10:16 – Building Trust | Transparency, vulnerability, and audience connection 13:46 – Early Days | Hosting, GoDaddy, and growing the ecosystem 19:11 – Hitting Record | Why starting is the hardest—and most important—step 24:27 – Practical Advice | “Record for your audience. Write for Google.” 32:39 – From Niche to Mainstream | The growth of podcasting at scale 36:16 – Future of Revenue | Ads, acquisitions, and industry shifts 37:14 – Why Audio-First Still Wins | Todd’s advice for new podcasters Some Additional PodBiz Buzz… “Record for your audience. Write for Google.” “The reality is, unless you’re getting 10,000 to 50,000 downloads an episode, the agencies just aren’t going to pay attention.” “It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being present.” “Independent voices built podcasting, and they’re still the backbone of the industry today.” PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    40 分鐘
  6. From Downloads to Listeners: Dan Misener on New Ways to Measure Podcast Growth

    9月8日

    From Downloads to Listeners: Dan Misener on New Ways to Measure Podcast Growth

    Are downloads still the right way to measure podcast success? In this episode of PodBiz, Norma Jean Belenky speaks with Dan Misener, co-founder of Bumper, about why the download has lost its value as the industry’s currency and what new measures should define growth. Dan shares how brands like Ford and Shopify are rethinking ROI, what top-of-funnel really means for branded podcasts, and why audience clarity is the key to sustainable strategy. As he puts it: “Why are we selling the number that’s declining? Why are we not selling the number that’s going up?”Here are some insightful moments within the episode:The limits of downloads as a measure of successVerified listeners, time spent, and playback as stronger metricsWhy branded podcasts often win on top-of-funnel strategyWhat Bumper has learned from working with companies like Ford and ShopifyHow creators and publishers should define growth before chasing itDan Misener is the co-founder of Bumper, a podcast growth and strategy company. Previously head of audience development at Pacific Content, Dan has worked with brands including Ford, Shopify, Slack, and Dell on award-winning shows. With a background in public broadcasting at CBC, he has become one of podcasting’s most influential voices on measurement, growth, and the evolving value of audio. Connect with Dan on LinkedIn. Learn more at wearebumper.com. Episode Chapters01:15 – Where’s the Money? | How brands monetize podcasts directly and indirectly 04:15 – Top of Funnel | What Shopify taught Dan about brand shows 07:33 – Brand ROI | What Ford and the Met want from podcasting 12:23 – The Death of the Download | Why it’s no longer the right yardstick 16:47 – Verified Listeners & Playback | Measuring people, not impressions 20:26 – Audience Clarity | Why knowing who you serve drives growth 24:23 – The Hidden Work | Why good podcasting looks effortless but isn’t 27:54 – Redefining Growth | Asking the right questions before you scale 28:46 – Looking Ahead | A new era of measurement and sustainability Some Additional PodBiz Buzz…“The smartest teams we’re working with are actively working on de-risking their podcast businesses because the download number… I don’t think that’s coming back.”“When podcasting works, it looks really easy. What people don’t see is the hundreds of decisions behind the scenes that make it successful.”“The least successful shows we’ve worked with have tried to reach everybody.”“Growth looks different to every single creator and brand out there. The key is clarity on what growth means for you.”“I am excited by a renewed interest in the measures that matter: people, playback, and time spent.”PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    31 分鐘
  7. When Do Podcasts Become Businesses? Heather Osgood on the Realities of Ad Sales

    9月1日

    When Do Podcasts Become Businesses? Heather Osgood on the Realities of Ad Sales

    At what point does a podcast become a business that advertisers want to invest in? In this episode of PodBiz, Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan sit down with Heather Osgood, founder of True Native Media and host of The Podcast Advertising Playbook, to talk about what really matters in podcast monetization today. Heather shares nearly a decade of experience connecting podcasters and advertisers, from the realities of download thresholds to how long it takes to close a brand deal, to why host-read ads remain central even as programmatic grows. As she puts it: “Most people prefer the host-read ad. You’re going to have a better result with a host-read ad. But when we can sprinkle in the programmatic as well, it really helps round out a whole monetization strategy.”Here are some insightful moments from the episode:Why podcasters need to start thinking of themselves as content creators across platformsThe ongoing strength of host-read ads and where programmatic fits inWhat 5K, 25K, and 100K monthly downloads really mean in ad salesHow long it can actually take to secure brand dollars (hint: it’s not overnight)Why technology and easier buying paths are the next frontier for podcast adsHeather Osgood is the founder of True Native Media, a podcast representation agency specializing in podcast advertising. With a background in radio sales and a love for podcasting, Heather has become an influential voice in the space. She’s a frequent speaker at events like Podcast Movement and PodFest, and she hosts the podcast, The Podcast Advertising Playbook, where she educates creators and advertisers alike on how to make podcast ads work. When she’s not connecting brands and shows, she’s hiking or spending time with her family at the beach. Connect with Heather on LinkedIn. Learn more at truenativemedia.com. Episode Chapters01:29 – Where’s the Money? | Why advertising still drives podcast revenue 03:21 – Podcasters or Content Creators? | Shifting how the industry thinks about influence 04:58 – Host-Read vs. Programmatic | What listeners and advertisers actually prefer 07:55 – Starting True Native Media | Heather’s journey from radio to podcast ad sales 14:13 – Brand Dollars Take Time | Why long sales cycles are part of the process 19:07 – Download Thresholds | 5K, 25–50K, and 100K monthly downloads explained 21:33 – Lessons Learned | Why Heather wishes she’d built tech sooner 23:41 – Looking Ahead | Podcasters as influencers and the next stage for ad buys Some Additional PodBiz Buzz…“If I start calling on Toyota today, I’ll be lucky if I get them to place ads on your show next year.”“If you want individualized representation, I would aim for more like 25 to 50 thousand downloads per month.”“I’ve stopped referring to our podcasters as podcasters and started referring to them as content creators.”“If I could go back, I would start the technology side of our company sooner.”PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    25 分鐘
  8. Fair Pay in Podcasting: Erin McGregor on AIR’s 2025 Rate Guide and Building Sustainable Careers

    8月25日

    Fair Pay in Podcasting: Erin McGregor on AIR’s 2025 Rate Guide and Building Sustainable Careers

    How can pay transparency change the podcast industry for the better? In this episode of PodBiz, Norma Jean Belenky speaks with Erin McGregor, Program Manager at the Association of Independents in Radio (AIR), about the newly released 2025 AIR Rate Guide and why setting industry standards matters for freelancers and hiring managers alike. Erin shares insights on building sustainable careers, the role of mentorship, and how community is often the most valuable investment independent audio professionals can make. As she puts it: “The year I stopped taking work below my bottom line, I broke six figures as an independent.” Here are some insightful moments from the episode: How AIR’s 2025 Rate Guide was built and why it’s a critical industry toolThe link to AIR's 2025 Rate Guide: https://airmedia.org/tools/2025-rate-guide The most common reasons freelancers undercharge for their workHow community and peer networks can shape professional growthThe role of advocacy in protecting independent creatorsWhy mentorship can accelerate your career in audioThe future of audience engagement and live podcast events Erin McGregor is the Program Manager at AIR, where she oversees SoundPath, AIR’s training platform for the audio industry, and leads initiatives in pay transparency, mentorship, and professional development. A former freelancer and self-taught audio producer, Erin brings deep experience in community building and creator advocacy. Connect with Erin on LinkedIn Learn more at AIR Media and SoundPath Episode Chapters01:13 – About the Rate Guide | Why pay transparency matters 06:04 – Common Underpayment Traps | Why freelancers earn less than the standard 09:29 – AIR’s Role | Advocacy, opportunities, and resources 12:33 – The Water Cooler Effect | Building safe spaces for freelancers 16:48 – Erin’s Career Journey | From freelancer to AIR leadership 23:36 – Thinking Like a Business | Setting a bottom line 25:43 – Underused Resources | How AIR supports independents 26:59 – Mentorship Marketplace | Getting guidance when you need it 31:02 – What’s Next | Audience engagement and live events Some Additional PodBiz Buzz...“Freelancers need to think like a business.”“All interns should get paid—no exceptions.”“Community is often the number one thing people renew their membership for.”“Pay transparency benefits everyone on all sides of the industry.”“Mentorship can accelerate your career by years.”PodBiz is the podcast about the business of podcasting. Hosted by industry veterans Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, the show features conversations with creators, executives, and platform leaders to answer one question: Where’s the money in podcasting? Each episode dives into monetization strategy, adtech, branded content, IP development, and audience growth. Guests include leaders from Acast, Captivate, Crooked Media, Buzzsprout, True Native Media, Podfest, and more. Learn more: njbmedia.co | thepodhouseproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Where's the money in podcasting? Hosted by Norma Jean Belenky and John Kiernan, PodBiz dives into the strategies, trends, and tools driving podcast monetization and industry growth. From ad revenue and branded content to audience development and production workflows, we spotlight the real business behind the mic. Each week, we speak with creators, executives, and innovators answering the one question on everyone’s mind: Where’s the money in podcasting? Whether you're monetizing your show, launching a network, or just obsessed with the space, PodBiz is your insider guide to podcasting’s biggest opportunities. Listen to new episodes every Monday- Let’s get down to PodBiz! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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