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March 07, 2025 • Estimated Reading Time: 12 minutes
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New AI Model by AudioShake Simplifies Multi-Speaker Audio Separation AudioShake has unveiled a new AI model, Multi-Speaker, that can separate unlimited speakers into individual audio tracks. This technology is useful for separating dialogues in crowded environments and improving transcription accuracy. The model has been integrated into Wondercraft's audio studio to allow users more control over the conversation and final edit. |  |
The Rise of Crime Junkie and Its Impact on True Crime Genre In 2017, Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat launched their true crime podcast Crime Junkie, which quickly gained popularity due to its unique storytelling style. The success of the show allowed Flowers to quit her day job and create a podcast network called Audiochuck, earning around $45 million per year. However, the show's immense popularity has also led to increased scrutiny on issues like responsible content creation and victim rights in the context of true crime as entertainment or journalism. |  |
Podtrac's February Podcast Rankings Released The New York Times' podcast, The Daily, has topped Podtrac's monthly ranking of the most listened-to shows. Rankings are based on unique US audience data for each show measured throughout the month. Although many top podcasts aren't included in these rankings, half of the top 20 publishers saw an increase in their unique monthly audience compared to January. |  |
NPR Combines Two Podcasts for New Radio Show NPR is launching a new radio program that combines two podcasts, "It’s Been a Minute" hosted by Brittany Luse and "Wild Card" hosted by Rachel Martin. The hour-long show will feature deep discussions on cultural shifts and intimate conversations about how culture impacts the world. The program, which aims to bring more joy and wonder, will be available on over 370 stations starting March 7. |  |
New AI Resource for St. Louis Businesses: The AI Hat St. Louis businesses can now use The AI Hat, a resource dedicated to offering AI consulting and training services. This venture is led by AI expert Mike Allton who also produces the popular "AI for Business Leaders: The AI Hat Podcast", providing insights from industry experts including Google, Nvidia, and HubSpot. Services offered include identifying opportunities to leverage AI in business operations and furnishing teams with skills required to effectively manage AI tools |  |
PODCAST OF THE DAY
Creative Home Staging Show
The Creative Home Staging Show is a helpful podcast for those planning to sell their homes or realtors seeking expert advice. Hosted by Kasia McDaniel, an experienced home stager with over 10 years in the business and numerous military moves under her belt, she shares practical tips on decluttering, enhancing curb appeal, avoiding common staging mistakes and optimizing different rooms including the living room, bathroom and bedroom. Each episode breaks down complex concepts into easy-to-follow steps to help you sell your home faster. | 🎙The Host Kasia McDaniel is the host of The Creative Home Staging Show. She spent 10 years in the Air Force, during which she developed a knack for home staging by buying and selling houses frequently. After leaving the military, Kasia turned this skill into a successful career. Now, she uses her expertise to help homeowners showcase their homes in appealing ways so they can sell them quickly and at high prices. |
🎧Listen To Some Of Their Episodes
Staging Challenges: Awkward rooms and odd layouts
The podcast delved into common staging problems such as peculiar rooms and layouts, offering expert advice on enhancing any space. It targeted home stagers, realtors, and sellers aiming to boost their home's attractiveness. The episode was filled with useful recommendations, inventive answers, and confidential tactics to turn even the most challenging spaces into attractions for buyers.
How to stage your home for different buyers: singles, families and downsizers
In the episode of The Creative Home Staging Show, strategies were shared for staging homes to attract suitable buyers. Essential tips were provided to accentuate a home's best features whether targeting young professionals, expanding families or downsizers seeking a new beginning. Advice was given on how to design appealing spaces that resonate with each type of buyer and enhance the appeal of your home.
Home staging strategy
Expert advice on home staging was shared to enable faster and more profitable home sales. Homeowners and real estate agents learned how to use these strategies to boost their property's appeal, make a great first impression, and expedite the selling process. The highlighted actionable tips promised quick results for getting homes sold swiftly.
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PODCAST TOOL OF THE DAY
Simon Says is an artificial intelligence tool that can translate, subtitle, and caption audio and video content in over 100 languages. It's a standalone software for macOS but also works as an extension for Final Cut Pro X. The AI delivers precise transcription quickly with a user-friendly editor. This means you can turn your media files into text form within minutes using cutting-edge AI technology.
In addition to basic transcription, Simon Says offers more advanced features such as the ability to bookmark transcripts and discuss them directly on the platform with your team members. You can even cut markers from the transcript right in your non-linear editing system (NLE). Plus, there are options to export transcriptions to Word documents or subtitles or import them into video editing applications. With its multi-language support and easy-to-use interface, Simon Says allows you to focus on creating engaging content without worrying about time-consuming tasks like transcription.
PODCAST TIP
You already identify your objectives and the podcast type you plan to produce; now, ask yourself a couple of questions. Knowing the answers to these questions will help you identify the podcast equipment best suited to your project.
What is my budget? - To decide on the right podcasting equipment, first consider your budget. There are good quality options at different prices, so you don't always need to buy the most expensive items. Remember to plan out your budget before buying anything.
How many people will be recorded? - How many people are on your podcast affects the type and amount of equipment you need. If you're alone, one microphone is enough; two for interviews. For a panel show, the number of mics corresponds with how many participants there will be.
Can I work on all the technicalities of the equipment? - Think about your tech skills before buying podcasting equipment. If you're not good with technology, don't buy expensive gear as it might be too complicated for you. But if you're comfortable with learning new systems and adjusting audio settings, go for more advanced equipment. Make sure to understand what each device does before buying it. This way, you won't waste money on unnecessary items.
Where Will I Record My Episodes? - Your recording environment is important as it affects the type of microphone you should use. Different microphones pick up sound in various ways depending on the surroundings. For mobile recording, choose light and easy-to-carry podcast equipment to maintain high-quality recordings anywhere. The location's characteristics determine the need for specific acoustic treatments. You may require extra acoustic panels or a reflection shield if your space has background noise, unlike quiet places with soft surfaces where minimal reverb control is needed.
What is the MOST important factor for you when choosing podcasting equipment? |
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Podcast Events
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This session is an excellent opportunity for both beginners and those looking to enhance their skills, covering a wide range of topics from idea development to production and publishing. Topics include pre-production tasks like idea curation and scripting, production techniques such as voiceover skills and recording, as well as post-production elements like audio editing and video editing. Participants will also learn AI tips, how to grow audiences using social media platforms/Patreon, Spotify basics for creators, ad insertion techniques, etc. The facilitator for this event is Joseph Corr who boasts over two decades of experience in the media field with stints at Disney, ESPN among others; currently working as a Video Podcast Producer with 9Podcasts & Channel 9 specializing in content creation/production. Attendees are simply required to carry along their laptops/smartphones without any previous experience necessary.
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Take some time off this weekend to unwind, rejuvenate, and perhaps discover some new podcasts. Looking forward to catching up with you on Monday as we embark on another week filled with exciting podcast discoveries.