

School of Podcasting: Expert Tips for Launching and Growing Your Podcast
Dave Jackson
You want to start a podcast, but you’re unsure where to start. You need advice on how to grow or monetize your show, and stop being so scared that it won’t work! I can help by showing you what mistakes NOT TO MAKE and much more. Subscribe to the show and soak in the 18+ years of podcasting experience from Podcaster Hall of Fame Inductee Dave Jackson.
Episodes
Mentioned books

Nov 21, 2005 • 14min
9: How Long Should a Podcast Be?
Intro by KFC from the Podchick Podcast
Sites Mentioned:
www.taldia.com Get the Newspaper read to you.
The David Lawrence Show
Premium Podcasting (Sell Your Podcast)
Keith and the Girl
PK and J Show
Podcast 411
Podcast Tools
Tips
Alway listen to your podcast before posting
Learn to Podcast at www.schoolofpodcasting.com also make $$$ referring friends to the School of Podcasting (click the sign up button on the site).

Nov 18, 2005 • 11min
8: Feedburner Booth Interview
Intro by Rich Palmer www.richpalmer.com/podcasts
Interview with John Zeratsky live from the floor of the Podcasting Expo. I attempt to clean the the background up with sound soap from www.bias-inc.com Also mentioned www.n-track.com multi-track recording software.

Nov 15, 2005 • 15min
7: Podcasting Will Change the World
Length: 15 Minutes
Dave talks about some reflections of some of the more frequently asked questions that he heard at the Podcast Expo.
Intro: www.typicalpcuser.com
Other Sites Mentioned:
Digital Flotsam
Podcast 411
Podsqod.com
Feed Player
GCast
Podtrac
5 Questions Podcast
Tips:
Microphone Placement
iRiver Speed Control

Nov 9, 2005 • 7min
The Podcasting Age: We're Not Crawling Anymore!
Length 7 MinutesDave discusses a different point of view on the RIAA becoming more nervous about Podcasting. Resouces Mentionedwww.beats365.comBlue Snowball USB Microphone Griffin Technology iMic USB Audio InterfaceLet's kick things off with a little rant about the music industry, shall we? So, picture this: Adam Curry is sweating bullets over being sued for playing licensed music on his podcast. And guess what? The podcasting world is buzzing with complaints about those big, bad record companies. Can you believe it? As a musician, I've got my own beef with the record industry. They're like that one friend who borrows money but never pays you back. But hey, let's be real—playing licensed music and just giving it away? That's a recipe for disaster, my friends. It's like throwing a party and not inviting anyone. The record labels are totally missing the boat here, though. They're not seeing podcasting as a golden opportunity for promo and distribution. Seriously, it's like they think if they ignore it, it’ll just disappear. But guess what? Podcasting is growing, and it’s about time the record labels woke up and smelled the coffee. Now, let's dive into the fun part. Remember when you were a kid, pulling on your mom's leg while she was having a serious phone call? Yeah, that's what podcasting has been doing to the RIAA. We’ve been gnawing at their ankles, and they're finally noticing. We’re like that kid who just learned to stand and pee. And let me tell you, we've got the right to be here now. So instead of whining about those mean record companies, let's celebrate the fact that they're finally paying attention to us. Thank you, record labels, for being so clueless. Your stupidity just opened up a world of opportunities for us podcasters. So, raise your glasses, folks, because we’re not crawling anymore—we’re walking, and it feels good!Takeaways: Podcasting is finally getting the attention of big record labels, which is wild. We should celebrate the chaos of record companies freaking out over podcasting. Remember the good old days when our moms ignored us? Podcasting is now grown up. The industry is finally realizing that ignoring podcasting won't make it disappear, hello! The Pentagon is jumping on the podcast train, and we should all be concerned. Can you believe there’s an MP3 playing toilet seat in Japan? Talk about luxury.

Nov 8, 2005 • 7min
5 Free MP3 Tool - Focus on Recording
Length: 6:30
The official podcast of the School of Podcasting
In this issue we deliver some tips on how you can make your your podcast is "Skip free" as well as a free tool from Zortam to help you manage your MP3 files (there is a tutorial on how to use this software on the site.

Oct 31, 2005 • 6min
4: Recording Techniques - Mixcraft Insights
This podcast explains the pros and cons of using multitrack software such as Misxcraft to record a podcast.There is a 13 minute video available at the www.schoolofpodcasting.com

Oct 24, 2005 • 11min
3: How Strong Is Your Bladder (Stupid Human Trick)
Tip: "Broadcast Using Your Morning Voice"
Resources Mentioned
Crank City Music
Resources added to "The School of Podcasting"
More Directories added
Tutorial on Troubleshooting Your RSS
New Web Host company feared toward Podcasters
Podcasting Graphics.
Still in Beta!
Check out www.schoolofpodcasting.com

Oct 19, 2005 • 11min
2: Make Your Podcast a "MUST HEAR"
Look at your podcast from the listener's point of view. "r=Reverse Marketing." We also talk about FAB. Sites Mentioned www.switchpod.com (no longer exists)Podcasting Kits are now available as well. (again no longer)Submit a Press Release to www.prweb.com

Oct 12, 2005 • 8min
1: First Podcasts Always Stink
This is our first Podcast, and Dave explains a little about what to expect from the Official Podcast of the School of Podcasting the "Morning Announcements."Mentioned in this episode:Join the #1 Podcast Education Site - The School of PodcastingAdam Curry is the co-founder of Podcasting (and the co-host of the No Agenda Show). When asked about learning how to podcast Adam said, "The place to go with the guy who has taught more people how to podcast than anybody I know - Dave Jackson, School of Podcasting.com"School of Podcasting


