The podcast discusses the potential for making money through podcasting, including sponsorship and membership sites like Patreon. They highlight the success of a podcaster who turned their show into a business. The hosts also explore different methods of monetization and the value of co-hosting. They recommend two podcast shows, one about writing and another with an intriguing interview featuring a pickpocket.

Pilar talks about using AI in her shows, including Assembly.AI and GPT-4. She mentions how Mike Russell uses AI to create a workflow for his daily podcast AI News Today. They explore the use of AI in podcasting, including prompting techniques and podcast recommendations.

The podcast discusses the benefits of batch recording episodes and the struggle with audience engagement. They collaborated with a remote work company to create a season on loneliness in remote teams. The issue of loneliness and disconnection in remote teams is explored, as well as the speaker's friendship with Tim and their collaboration on the 'Management Cafe' show. They also talk about co-hosting a podcast, division of work, and affiliations with hosting companies.

The host discusses podcasters Jay Thorne and Rachel Herron who have stopped their shows. They explore Jay Thorne's various podcast shows and 'kill criteria' for ending a podcast. They reflect on ending a podcast and emphasize the importance of prioritizing time. The speaker also reflects on co-hosting changes and invites listeners to join the conversation.

The host talks about unpublished interviews and the reasons for not publishing them. They share frustrations about uninformative interviews and discuss challenges in deciding whether to publish interviews. The importance of chemistry sessions and selectivity in podcasting is explored. The speaker praises the podcast 'Death of a Thousand Cuts' and encourages listeners to reach out.

The podcast explores the origins and evolution of the 21st Century Work Life podcast, including its transition to focus on remote teams and agile methodologies. It also discusses the addition of a new co-host, Maya, and the impact of remote work on the show's format. The hosts plan to shift the focus to guest episodes but eventually return to the original theme of remote teams, inviting listeners to share their thoughts.

Guest Spain Uncovered shares their journey of starting a podcast about Spanish culture, using their experience as a voiceover artist. They discuss their initial recording setup, the importance of a quiet environment, and promoting their book through the podcast. They also mention experimenting with the format and inviting listeners to email them.

The host takes on the challenge of NaPodPoMo, discussing their podcasting experiences and the changing definition of podcasts. They reflect on their Trello board ideas and offer podcasting knowledge to others. They discuss their commitment to releasing episodes and provide an overview of their various shows.

Daniel Goodson, host of My Fluent Podcast, shares his inspiring journey of improving his English through podcasting. They discuss the comfort podcasting provides for introverts, choosing YouTube as a platform, interviewing for a podcast, the app Snippet for enhanced listening, lessons learned from hosting a podcast, and offer final thoughts and gratitude.

For the transcript, go to https://www.adventuresinpodcasting.com/ep37/Links: Death of A Thousand Cuts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s5e29-season-round-up-writing-ramble/id1101278771Tim Ferriss Show with Derek Sivers: https://tim.blog/2023/04/21/derek-sivers/The microphone I mention is the NT-USB RodeIf you're thinking of starting your own podcasting adventure, I recommend Buzzsprout as host - click here for my affiliate link, which also gets you a little discount, and Riverside FM for recording, which you can access through this other affiliate link.