When a young Eva Kollisch arrives as a refugee in New York in 1940, she finds a community among socialists who share her values and idealism. She soon discovers ‘the cause’ isn’t as idyllic as it seems. Little does she know this is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to activism and her determination to create radical change in ways that include belonging, love and one's full self. In addition to Eva Kollisch’s memoirs Girl in Movement (2000) and The Ground Under My Feet (2014), LBI’s collections include an oral history interview with Eva conducted in 2014 and the papers of Eva’s mother, poet Margarete Kolllisch, which document Eva’s childhood experience on the Kindertransport. Learn more at www.lbi.org/kollisch . Exile is a production of the Leo Baeck Institute , New York | Berlin and Antica Productions . It’s narrated by Mandy Patinkin. Executive Producers include Katrina Onstad, Stuart Coxe, and Bernie Blum. Senior Producer is Debbie Pacheco. Associate Producers are Hailey Choi and Emily Morantz. Research and translation by Isabella Kempf. Sound design and audio mix by Philip Wilson, with help from Cameron McIver. Theme music by Oliver Wickham. Voice acting by Natalia Bushnik. Special thanks to the Kollisch family for the use of Eva’s two memoirs, “Girl in Movement” and “The Ground Under My Feet”, the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College and their “Voices of Feminism Oral History Project”, and Soundtrack New York.…
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In this episode of The Podcast Podcast, Pete Wright and Andy Nelson catch up on using AI for automatic transcription of episodes, YouTube becoming a bigger player in the podcasting world, updates from Apple's recent podcasting event, and finding one's unique podcasting voice.
The big follow-up is that Transistor—the host of all the podcasts of TruStory FM—has released AI transcription into the platform. We’re just playing with it right now, but so far, it has not let us down. Plus, the prices seem better than fair.
We talk a bit about YouTube as a podcasting platform, we muse about how it could bring wider exposure to podcasts, even as its bifurcated system creates confusion. Why? Because YouTube hosts video versions of your podcast audio, while YouTube Music draws from RSS. We don’t get it either. But at least we know.
Touching on takeaways from Apple's podcast event, Andy highlights new transcript features in Apple Podcasts, while Pete points to expanded categories and a partnership with Linkfire as promising developments.
Finally, we explore the challenge of cultivating an authentic yet engaging on-air persona. It’s tricky, but your own voice is as important as the mic you use to capture it when thinking about how you communicate to your audience.
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In this episode of The Podcast Podcast, Pete Wright and Andy Nelson catch up on using AI for automatic transcription of episodes, YouTube becoming a bigger player in the podcasting world, updates from Apple's recent podcasting event, and finding one's unique podcasting voice.
The big follow-up is that Transistor—the host of all the podcasts of TruStory FM—has released AI transcription into the platform. We’re just playing with it right now, but so far, it has not let us down. Plus, the prices seem better than fair.
We talk a bit about YouTube as a podcasting platform, we muse about how it could bring wider exposure to podcasts, even as its bifurcated system creates confusion. Why? Because YouTube hosts video versions of your podcast audio, while YouTube Music draws from RSS. We don’t get it either. But at least we know.
Touching on takeaways from Apple's podcast event, Andy highlights new transcript features in Apple Podcasts, while Pete points to expanded categories and a partnership with Linkfire as promising developments.
Finally, we explore the challenge of cultivating an authentic yet engaging on-air persona. It’s tricky, but your own voice is as important as the mic you use to capture it when thinking about how you communicate to your audience.
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1 The Curious Case of Bluesky: Is This a Social Media Savior Podcasters Have Been Waiting For? 38:32
Imagine a social media landscape where you own your content, not some tech overlord. A place where links aren't suppressed, and algorithms don't dictate what you see. Sounds like a utopian dream... or is it Bluesky? Pete Wright and Andy Nelson fly into the wide world of Blue Sky, the decentralized social media platform that's got some creators buzzing. Is it just another flash in the pan, or does it hold the key to unlocking genuine community engagement? If so, it’s going to be thanks to the platform's unique architecture, thanks to the parallel familiar landscape of email and the less-familiar terrain of Mastodon. What does "decentralized" really mean, and why should you care? They explore the frustrations of content suppression on mainstream platforms like Instagram and X (formerly Twitter), and how Bluesky offers a refreshing alternative. Along the way, they grapple with practicalities: How does Blue Sky actually work ? How can podcasters leverage its features, like starter packs and feeds, to build a loyal audience? And what about the elephant in the room: Can Bluesky truly compete with the reigning giants of social media? Links Mentioned: Why Podcasters and Creators are Moving to Bluesky • Transistor FM EchoFeed : A service for cross-posting from RSS feeds to Bluesky and Mastodon from Robb Knight. Buffer : A social media scheduling tool with Blue Sky integration. PinkSky : An app that mimics the Instagram experience on Bluesky. Blue Screen : An app that mimics the TikTok experience on Bluesky. TruStory FM Starter Pack : A collection of TruStory FM podcast hosts on Bluesky. Directory of Starter Packs : A place to browse starter packs on Blue Sky. Show Feedback Form : Share your thoughts and questions for the show. SodaCreekFilm.com : Connect with Andy on Bluesky. ItsMePete.com : Connect with Pete on Bluesky. TruStory.FM : Connect with TruStory on Bluesky.…
In 2025, where do podcasts live? In your ears? On your screens? In the untamed wilderness of AI-assisted creativity? Pete Wright and Andy Nelson do their best to untangle the web of modern podcasting—a world where AI tools can both dazzle and baffle, where success is measured in engagement rather than downloads, and where communities spring to life in unexpected places. The future of podcasting isn’t just about tools and metrics—it’s about people. In a world of endless content and dwindling attention, it's time to experiment, innovate, and create formats born for the medium. What does it mean to be the "human in the middle," balancing the efficiency of AI with the irreplaceable authenticity of human creativity? Links & Notes Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI by Ethan Mollick Adobe Podcast Voice Enhance TruStory FM Discord Community Unapologetically ADHD by Pete Wright and Nikki Kinzer…
Pete and Andy explore the peculiar intimacy of podcasting, a medium where listeners forge surprisingly strong bonds with hosts. They dissect the "podfluencer" phenomenon, examining the authenticity and responsibility that comes with this unusual form of influence. From unexpected conference encounters to the strategic use of online communities and listener engagement, they delve into the mechanics of building trust and connection. This isn't a how-to guide, but a thoughtful exploration of the surprising power of voice and the unexpected intimacy that blossoms in the digital age.…
Hey ho, podcasters! We’re back, talking about Apple's big push for binge-worthy narrative podcast series. Are you into it? And in the grand ol’ spirit of podcast follow-up, we dive back into analytics with John Spurlock, the creator of OP3 (Open Podcast Prefix Project). John explains why he created OP3, how it works, and why open podcast data is so important. He addresses the privacy concerns some podcasters have about sharing their stats, and how OP3 is designed to be both useful and transparent. This is a must-listen for anyone who cares about the future of podcasting and wants to understand how to get the most out of their show's data. Plus, you'll finally learn how to pronounce OP3 without sounding like a dummy. Links & Notes Open Podcast Prefix Project…
Ever feel like the digital ground beneath your feet is suddenly shifting? Pete and Andy delve into the murky world of podcast analytics, specifically grappling with the impending demise of Chartable, a once-reliable tracking service swallowed by the Spotify behemoth. They dissect the implications for podcasters, from the practicalities of migrating data to the philosophical questions of open vs. closed platforms. It's a David and Goliath struggle, with independent creators facing the encroaching dominance of tech giants, and the age-old question: who really owns your data? A glimmer of hope emerges in the form of the Open Podcast Prefix Project (OP3 ), a free, open-source alternative to Chartable. This plucky underdog offers transparent statistics while prioritizing listener privacy, a refreshing contrast to the data-hungry practices of the big players. Pete and Andy discuss the potential of OP3 to level the playing field, empowering independent podcasters to reclaim control of their analytics. It's a rallying cry for a more open and equitable podcasting landscape. Ultimately, this episode is a call to action. It's a reminder that podcasters need to be proactive in safeguarding their data and advocating for a more transparent and accessible future for the medium. As the digital giants continue to reshape the podcasting landscape, it's more important than ever to support open-source initiatives and challenge the status quo. Join Pete and Andy as they navigate the treacherous waters of podcasting in the 21st century, offering valuable insights and a healthy dose of skepticism along the way.…
First up this week, Pete and Andy take on ultra-podcasting—long, LONG-form episodes—and the people who love them. Then, they shift gears to discuss Google's intriguing, yet uncanny, AI experiment, NotebookLM, which uses artificial intelligence to transform research notes into simulated podcast discussions. Finally, Apple's surprising decision to launch a web-based version of Apple Podcasts, making it accessible on devices outside the Apple ecosystem for the first time, might just unlock wonderful new places to listen to podcasts out side the app itself. Links & Notes Podcasters Ditch Short Episodes in Favor of Four-Hour Conversations Ashley Carman, Bloomberg Google is using AI to make fake podcasts from your notes by Emma Roth, The Verge NotebookLM Audio Overviews Apple Podcasts available on the web, Apple PR…
The data is coming in, and it looks like general enthusiasm is up about the podcasting business after a few years of grey skies. And Apple's decided to turn the screws on Patreon. We have thoughts. Podcasts Start to Grow Again After a Period of Financial and Legal Struggles - Bloomberg More people than ever are listening to podcasts | Nieman Journalism Lab Where Will Apple’s Next Round of Services Growth Come From? — Jason Snell, SixColors.com How much more are we willing to pay Apple for the things we love? — Jason Snell, MacWorld Apple Podcast Subscriptions — Apple.com…
In this episode of "The Podcast Podcast," Andy Nelson and Pete Wright take listeners on a journey through the world of summertime podcasting. They explore the impact of the Paris Olympics on podcast downloads, wondering if listeners are sneaking in episodes between events or saving their favorite shows for a post-Olympic binge. The duo also dives into the latest Libsyn report on CPM rates , discussing the stability of summertime advertising rates and the growing confidence in the power of podcast audiences. They turn to the fate of "The Headlines," a companion podcast to the popular "The Daily" from The New York Times, as the show breaks free from the gated confines of the New York Times audio app . The hosts also share their experiences with various podcast apps, from Andy's daring venture into Apple Podcasts to Pete's love for Pocket Casts' latest update, which allows playback at a mind-numbing 5X speed. Plus, they talk through some important changes to Marco Arment’s app, Overcast, on it’s ten-year anniversary , and how it serves as a best-in-class model for others to follow that balances user privacy and a banging good audio engine.…
This week we take a deep dive into the world of podcast advertising! First, a trip down memory lane. We’ve been doing this a long time and though it might help by recounting just a bit of history for context, from early affiliate partnerships to CPM advertising and dynamically inserted ads. We discuss the pros and cons of these different approaches and how they've shaped our strategy over time. Next, we explore key takeaways from the SoundsProfitable conference on podcast advertising. We highlight interesting findings about listener engagement and discuss what's currently working in the industry, including the effectiveness of live ad reads and storytelling-style advertisements. We’ve changed our plans to adapt our advertising approach across our network, aiming for more engaging and less intrusive ad experiences. We emphasize the importance of balancing monetization with listener satisfaction. The episode concludes with practical advice for fellow podcasters, drawn from both our experiences and industry best practices. We cover topics like ad placement, frequency, and transparency about how advertising supports podcast production.…
We hear all about the TikTok generation. But, you know, there are others out there and they are consuming content just like those in the spotlight. We just have to know where to find them. In this episode of Podcast Podcast, hosts Pete Wright and Andy Nelson dive into the often-overlooked world of older podcast listeners. Inspired by a surprising comparison between Tom Cruise and Wilford Brimley, they explore: The misconceptions about age demographics in podcast audiences Why the 55+ crowd might be the next frontier for podcast growth How traditional marketing strategies could be reimagined for the digital audio age Join Pete and Andy as they challenge assumptions about who's really tuning in and ponder the untapped potential of targeting listeners who remember a world before smartphones. Is the key to podcast expansion hiding in plain sight? Links & Notes The Wilford Brimley Podcast from Sounds Profitable…
In this bite-sized episode of The Podcast Podcast, Pete and Andy dive into the world of podcast subscriptions and memberships. They discuss the differences between Apple's subscription model and running your own membership program using a third-party service like Memberful. Pete explains that Apple's subscription service is easy to use but comes with limitations, such as being exclusive to the Apple Podcasts app and lacking integration with other services like Discord. He also points out that Apple takes a 30% cut of the subscription revenue. On the other hand, using a service like Memberful allows for more flexibility and control over your membership program. It enables you to offer bonus content, access to multiple podcasts, and integration with other services. However, it requires more setup and management on the podcaster's end. They also touch on the recent report suggesting that Apple Podcasts may favor shows with subscriptions in their recommender algorithm . They consider the potential benefits and drawbacks of participating in Apple's subscription program. Tune in to learn more about the pros and cons of each approach and decide which one might be right for your podcast.…
In this episode of the Podcast Podcast, hosts Pete Wright and Andy Nelson challenge the conventional wisdom that bigger is always better when it comes to podcast audiences. They argue that focusing too much on massive download numbers can cause you to overlook the immense value and potential of smaller, more engaged listener communities. As you'll hear, having a niche topic and a highly committed audience can be incredibly profitable, even if your show doesn't reach millions. Pete and Andy discuss real-world examples of podcasts with modest listener counts that are on track to generate six-figure revenues through leveraging the depth of their audience engagement. Throughout the episode, the hosts share innovative strategies for making your listeners feel valued and connected to your show, no matter the size of your podcast. From recording personalized birthday messages to creating interactive Discord communities, they explore creative approaches that become harder to sustain as a podcast scales up. Pete reveals a surprising statistic: if your show surpasses 1,000 downloads in the first week, you're already in the top 5% of all podcasts. He and Andy discuss how to celebrate and nurture your founding audience members who are passionate about your content from the very beginning. Press play to discover why building affinity with your podcast community at a micro level can be so powerful, and how you can harness the potential of your small but mighty audience. This episode will reshape how you think about podcast growth and success in an industry obsessed with big numbers.…
Picking the right mic is one thing. But how do you keep your scripts and research and back-end episode history in proper order? Andy and Pete share a little about the TruStory process. Links & Notes Coda.io Transistor FM Obsidian Synology Backblaze for Business
Podcasting is evolving, and industry leaders gathered at the recent Hot Pod Summit to discuss the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ira Glass of This American Life shared his experience with the iOS 17 update—because even Ira Glass noticed the iOS 17 update—which caused a significant drop in downloads most of us. The impact has been felt by podcasters across the board, forcing them to reevaluate their audience sizes and potentially disrupting advertising partnerships. However, experts at the summit emphasized that niche audiences can still be valuable to advertisers, even if they have smaller listener numbers. Pete and Andy also discussed the rise of podcast partnerships and creator-owned networks, which provide support and exposure for independent podcasters while allowing them to maintain creative control. Despite the challenges, many in the industry remain optimistic about the future of podcasting, with a growing listener base and plenty of room for growth. Links & Notes On Air Fest • Hot Pod Summit Ariel Shapiro’s excellent recap of the Hot Pod Summit MaximumFun.org…
In this episode of The Podcast Podcast, Pete Wright and Andy Nelson catch up on using AI for automatic transcription of episodes, YouTube becoming a bigger player in the podcasting world, updates from Apple's recent podcasting event, and finding one's unique podcasting voice. The big follow-up is that Transistor—the host of all the podcasts of TruStory FM—has released AI transcription into the platform. We’re just playing with it right now, but so far, it has not let us down. Plus, the prices seem better than fair. We talk a bit about YouTube as a podcasting platform, we muse about how it could bring wider exposure to podcasts, even as its bifurcated system creates confusion. Why? Because YouTube hosts video versions of your podcast audio, while YouTube Music draws from RSS. We don’t get it either. But at least we know. Touching on takeaways from Apple's podcast event, Andy highlights new transcript features in Apple Podcasts, while Pete points to expanded categories and a partnership with Linkfire as promising developments. Finally, we explore the challenge of cultivating an authentic yet engaging on-air persona. It’s tricky, but your own voice is as important as the mic you use to capture it when thinking about how you communicate to your audience.…
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