E392 - 92 Beats Per Minute, Pacing Your Words When You Speak - Are Your Podcast Listeners Keeping Up With You

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The War and Treaty’s Michael and Tanya Trotter grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, and Washington, DC, respectively, but both have family roots in the South. They also grew up in the musical traditions of their churches – Tanya in the Black Baptist Church and Michael in the Seventh Day Adventist Church – where they learned the power of song to move people. After becoming a father at a very young age, Michael eventually joined the armed forces and served in Iraq and Germany, where he took up songwriting as a way of dealing with his experiences there. Meanwhile Tanya embarked on a singing and acting career after a breakthrough appearance in Sister Act 2 alongside Whoopi Goldberg and Lauryn Hill. Now, after a long and sometimes traumatic journey, Michael and Tanya are married, touring, winning all sorts of awards, and set to release their fifth album together, and their fourth as The War and Treaty. Sid talks to Michael and Tanya about the new record, Plus One , as well as their collaboration with Miranda Lambert, what it was like to record at FAME studios in Muscle Shoals, and how they’re blending country, soul, gospel, and R&B. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…

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Episode 392 - 92 Beats Per Minute, Pacing Your Words When You Speak - Are Your Podcast Listeners Keeping Up With You

Importance of a Listenable SpeedHaving a listenable speed when speaking in public, on stage, or in a podcast is crucial for several reasons:

Speaking Too Slow:

Boredom: Listeners may lose interest if the pace is too slow, as it can make the content seem dull or unengaging.
Disengagement: The audience might start thinking about other things, reducing their focus on the speaker's message

Speaking Too Fast:

Confusion: Rapid speech can make it difficult for listeners to follow the message, leading to confusion or misunderstanding.
Overwhelm: If the pace is too fast, listeners might feel overwhelmed, which can result in them tuning out or losing interest

Achieving a Pleasing Speed

To ensure a pleasing speed, it's essential to practice varying your pace according to the content and audience. Using pauses strategically can also enhance engagement and comprehension

Recording yourself and listening back can help identify areas where your pace might need adjustment to better engage your audience

Sources:

https://www.vipprotocol.ca/resources/find-your-flow-the-ideal-speaking-pacehttps://www.voiceovers.com/blog/how-many-words-per-minute-voice-over

Resource: A List of songs by beats per minute (bpm)

https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~dtompkin/music/bpm/92.html

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E392 - 92 Beats Per Minute, Pacing Your Words When You Speak - Are Your Podcast Listeners Keeping Up With You

The How To Podcast Series - Revolving Guest Co-Hosts, Podcast Tips and A Community for Podcasters

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Episode 392 - 92 Beats Per Minute, Pacing Your Words When You Speak - Are Your Podcast Listeners Keeping Up With You

Importance of a Listenable SpeedHaving a listenable speed when speaking in public, on stage, or in a podcast is crucial for several reasons:

Speaking Too Slow:

Boredom: Listeners may lose interest if the pace is too slow, as it can make the content seem dull or unengaging.
Disengagement: The audience might start thinking about other things, reducing their focus on the speaker's message

Speaking Too Fast:

Confusion: Rapid speech can make it difficult for listeners to follow the message, leading to confusion or misunderstanding.
Overwhelm: If the pace is too fast, listeners might feel overwhelmed, which can result in them tuning out or losing interest

Achieving a Pleasing Speed

To ensure a pleasing speed, it's essential to practice varying your pace according to the content and audience. Using pauses strategically can also enhance engagement and comprehension

Recording yourself and listening back can help identify areas where your pace might need adjustment to better engage your audience

Sources:

https://www.vipprotocol.ca/resources/find-your-flow-the-ideal-speaking-pacehttps://www.voiceovers.com/blog/how-many-words-per-minute-voice-over

Resource: A List of songs by beats per minute (bpm)

https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~dtompkin/music/bpm/92.html

___

https://howtopodcast.ca/

check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!!https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog

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E396 - CO-HOST - Roger Heathers - Podcast Editor, Musical Tips For Podcasters and Hiring An Editor 43:30

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Episode 396 - CO-HOST - Roger Heathers - Podcast Editor, Musical Tips For Podcasters and Hiring An Editor Roger joins as our very first guest on the Podcast Editing and Support Show - Roger has moved from listener to guest! So glad to have him here! We blend our love for music and our love for podcast editing into a conversation geared towards you and your podcast journey! A study by Pacific Content (2019) found that about 50% of podcasts stop after just three episodes. Outsourcing your editing can make it way easier to keep your podcast going. If you're not familiar with the process, don't worry—it’s simple! Once your episode is recorded, just send your Riverside, Google Drive, or WeTransfer link to Sustain, and you'll receive a polished, mastered WAV file ready for upload to your hosting platform. We’re happy to guide beginners through hosting and file transfer, too. Hi, I'm Roger, a freelance podcast editor based in Devon, UK. Since 2019, I’ve had the privilege of editing over 100 podcasts and more than 1,000 episodes. I’ve also worked with leading companies in the podcasting community, including The Podcast Collective, The Podcast Doctors, and Claricast. Roger's editing business for podcasters https://sustainpodcastediting.com/ ____ https://howtopodcast.ca/…

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E395 - CO-HOST - Coffee with Steph Fuccio - The Future of Podcasting, A.I. and Meeting With Other Podcasters 37:51

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Episode 395 - CO-HOST - Coffee with Steph Fuccio - The Future of Podcasting, A.I. and Meeting With Other Podcasters One of the kindest, most giving and caring voices in podcasting joins the show today to talk about podcasting from her perspective! As a trusted voice in podcasting, Steph Fuccio serves the podcasting community with trusted advice and guidance for podcasters around the world - it is a joy to have her here on the show with us! Steph can help you develop a sane podcast workflow for: -an audio podcast - a YouTube video podcasts (and YouTube shorts) -a podcast newsletter About Steph: Empirical evidence of my obsession and experience in the podcast space: U.S. and global podcasting knowledge : years of experience collaborating with and interviewing people using online media to grow their project globally. Some spaces I've been a part of are: International Podcast Day, Podfest, The Podcast Show London. Interviewed folks in these project: AI and Podcasting, Podcast To Connect, Geopats, Global Podcast Editors, Podcast Review Day. Speaker at various podcasting events such as Podfest AI Summit (April 2024), International Podcast Day and Indie PodCon Industry expertise : Steph has been interviewed for the book Podcasting in a Platform Age , has been interviewed on numerous podcasts such as Podbean's Podcasting Smarter , Castos' Audience , Podcasting People , Adventures in Podcasting and more. Always up to dat e on the podcasting industry: knowledge about who’s doing what, what’s changing, opportunities you should tap into, future proofing. This includes deep knowledge of podcasting on YouTube, growing expertise on ChatGPT, etc. Perspective as an independent podcaster and enthusiastic, engaged podcast listener Podcast editing experience : Have used multiple DAWs (editing software) and even helped Hindenburg create some videos about podcast editing. Organic marketing : have accumulated an extensive toolbox of non gross promotional methods over the past 7+ years Community experience : created and grew the Global Podcast Editors community from 2021-2023 as well as an two year online podcast sharing event on Twitter/X called Podcast Review Day. Additionally, was a Podcraft Community Moderator for The Podcast Host from 2021 to 2023. Virtual Producer for Podcast Movement , August 2021 Personal production experience: I've created and deleted more podcast episodes than most podcasters create in their enire podcast experience. And also as a guest on Mike Russell' s new podcast: Creator Magic, talking about AI usage in podcasting My Podcast Origin Story started my own podcast in 2017 as a decompression activity after leaving (not finishing) a PhD program transitioned careers from English teaching to podcasting in early 2020 LOVE doing live online events like these (above) Global Podcast Editors panels that I produced and hosted 2x a month in 2021-2023. am an avid podcast listener and will likely never reveal how many podcasts I'm following at any given time. But it’s a lot. have written about podcasting quite a bit over the years. am very passionate about building community globally. One of her first podcast communities was an online event that she created and managed for 2 years called Podcast Review Day. https://www.coffeelikemedia.com/ ____ https://howtopodcast.ca/…

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Podpacer.com, New Podcaster AI Tool Episode Coming Soon and A Free Roast Your Show Tool - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips Coming soon to the How To Podcast Series, Slobodan Manic from Podpacer will be on to talk about this new service for podcasters! Podpacer is the best way to handle your podcast. Manage your guests, research and plan your interviews, all in one place. https://www.podpacer.com/ https://www.podpacer.com/roast-my-podcast/ ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/…

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E394 - Podcast Tip - How to Embrace Vulnerability and Genuine Storytelling as a Podcaster 23:50

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Episode 394 - Podcast Tip - How to Embrace Vulnerability and Genuine Storytelling as a Podcaster Embracing Vulnerability and Genuine Storytelling Vulnerability can be a powerful tool in podcast storytelling: Share personal experiences: Opening up about your own journey can create deeper connections with listeners Acknowledge challenges: Be honest about obstacles you've faced in your podcasting journey Ask questions: Show curiosity and humility by seeking input from your audience and fellow podcasters Create a narrative structure: Organize your episodes with a clear beginning, middle, and end to enhance storytelling Remember, vulnerability doesn't mean oversharing. It's about being authentic and relatable in a way that resonates with your audience Want to go deeper? Check out this article: https://www.creativebrief.com/bite/trend/guest-trend/why-vulnerability-is-the-new-strength-in-brand-storytelling ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/…

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E393 - The Wizard of Oz Characteristics That All Podcasters Should Exibit for Their Listeners 28:33

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Episode 393 - The Wizard of Oz Characteristics That All Podcasters Should Exibit for Their Listeners The main characters from The Wizard of Oz movie and their quests for completeness offer interesting parallels to the characteristics of an effective podcaster: Dorothy - Seeking Home: Dorothy's quest to return home reflects a podcaster's need to find their authentic voice and niche. Just as Dorothy discovers her inner strength, a successful podcaster must develop their unique perspective and personality. This authenticity helps create a connection with listeners, making them feel "at home" with the content. Scarecrow - Seeking a Brain: The Scarecrow's desire for intelligence mirrors a podcaster's need for knowledge and preparation. Like a well-prepared host, an effective podcaster should always be researching topics, understanding their audience, and staying informed about their subject matter. This ensures they can provide valuable, well-thought-out content to their listeners. Tin Woodman - Seeking a Heart: The Tin Woodman's quest for a heart parallels a podcaster's need for empathy and emotional connection. A great podcaster must be able to connect with their audience on an emotional level, showing compassion and understanding. This helps create a sense of humanity in their content, making it more relatable and engaging for listeners. Cowardly Lion - Seeking Courage: The Cowardly Lion's search for courage reflects a podcaster's need for confidence and authenticity. Successful podcasters must be brave enough to share their true selves, opinions, and experiences. This courage allows them to tackle challenging topics, ask tough questions, and create compelling content that resonates with their audience. The Wizard - Revealing the Truth: The Wizard's revelation as an ordinary man behind a facade relates to a podcaster's need for transparency and honesty. Like the Wizard, podcasters should be genuine with their audience, admitting when they don't have all the answers and being open about their own learning process. This honesty builds trust and credibility with listeners. In conclusion, just as the characters in The Wizard of Oz discover that they possessed their desired qualities all along, successful podcasters often find that the key to their success lies in developing and showcasing their inherent strengths, authenticity, and passion for their chosen topics.___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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E392 - 92 Beats Per Minute, Pacing Your Words When You Speak - Are Your Podcast Listeners Keeping Up With You 29:10

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Episode 392 - 92 Beats Per Minute, Pacing Your Words When You Speak - Are Your Podcast Listeners Keeping Up With You Importance of a Listenable SpeedHaving a listenable speed when speaking in public, on stage, or in a podcast is crucial for several reasons: Speaking Too Slow : Boredom : Listeners may lose interest if the pace is too slow, as it can make the content seem dull or unengaging. Disengagement : The audience might start thinking about other things, reducing their focus on the speaker's message Speaking Too Fast : Confusion : Rapid speech can make it difficult for listeners to follow the message, leading to confusion or misunderstanding. Overwhelm : If the pace is too fast, listeners might feel overwhelmed, which can result in them tuning out or losing interest Achieving a Pleasing Speed To ensure a pleasing speed, it's essential to practice varying your pace according to the content and audience. Using pauses strategically can also enhance engagement and comprehension Recording yourself and listening back can help identify areas where your pace might need adjustment to better engage your audience Sources: https://www.vipprotocol.ca/resources/find-your-flow-the-ideal-speaking-pace https://www.voiceovers.com/blog/how-many-words-per-minute-voice-over Resource: A List of songs by beats per minute (bpm) https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~dtompkin/music/bpm/92.html ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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E391 - Speak with Confidence - Reducing Upspeak for More Impactful Podcasting 29:21

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Episode 391 - Speak with Confidence - Reducing Upspeak for More Impactful Podcasting Reducing Upspeak in Podcasting: Tips for Clearer Communication Upspeak, or uptalk, is a common speech pattern where sentences end with a rising inflection, making them sound like questions. This can undermine authority and clarity in podcasting. Here are some strategies to help you reduce your dependence on upspeak: Understanding Upspeak Definition: Upspeak involves ending sentences with a rising pitch, similar to asking a question Impact: It can make you sound uncertain or less authoritative, which is particularly important for podcasters aiming to establish credibility Techniques to Reduce Upspeak Practice Downspeak: End sentences with a falling tone: This conveys confidence and certainty. Try practicing by placing an arrow at the end of each sentence in your script to remind you to drop your tone Over-practice: Exaggerate the falling tone initially to get comfortable with it. Record and Review: Listen to your own recordings to identify instances of upspeak. Reflect on how you can improve your intonation in future episodes. Seek Feedback: Ask listeners or fellow podcasters for feedback on your speaking style. Use constructive criticism to adjust your delivery. Vocal Exercises: Engage in vocal warm-ups that help you control your pitch and tone. Practice speaking with authority by using assertive language and tone. Mindful Speech: Be aware of your speech patterns during conversations and try to adjust them in real-time. Use pauses effectively to add emphasis and clarity. Additional Tips for Podcasters Scripting: Write your script with clear sentence structures to help you maintain a consistent tone. Practice Sessions: Record practice sessions before going live to refine your delivery. Confidence Building: Work on building your confidence as a speaker. The more comfortable you are with your content, the less likely you are to use upspeak. By implementing these strategies, you can reduce your reliance on upspeak and enhance your authority and clarity as a podcaster.___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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E390 - CO-HOST - Corinna Dunn - The Melanin Wellness Podcast, Black Voices in Podcasting 41:21

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Episode 390 - CO-HOST - Corinna Dunn - The Melanin Wellness Podcast, Black Voices in Podcasting Welcome to the Melanin Wellness Podcast, your go-to destination for all things health, beauty, and empowerment for people of color! The Melanin Wellness PodcastMelanin Wellness is more than just a podcast; it's a celebration of diversity, resilience, and self-love. We believe that wellness should be accessible to everyone, and here, we aim to provide a platform where we can share knowledge, inspire positive change, and uplift our communities. https://corinna-dunn.square.site/ https://pod.link/1608716592 ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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E389 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Developing Quiet Confidence Behind the Microphone 25:08

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Episode 389 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Developing Quiet Confidence Behind the Microphone Developing Quiet Confidence Behind the Microphone Building confidence as a podcast host takes time and practice: Invest in quality equipment: A good microphone can significantly improve your sound quality and boost your confidence Prepare thoroughly: Know your content well to reduce anxiety and increase confidence Visualize success: Before recording, mentally walk through a successful podcast episode Use positive self-talk: Encourage yourself and focus on your strengths Materials I referenced: https://weeditpodcasts.com/how-can-i-increase-my-confidence-on-the-mic/ ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/…

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E388 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 4 - Understanding Your Authentic Podcasting Voice 20:59

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Episode 388 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 4 - Understanding Your Authentic Podcasting Voice Developing your authentic podcasting voice is crucial for creating a connection with your audience. To find your unique voice: Be yourself: Don't try to imitate other podcasters. Authenticity attracts and retains listeners Practice speaking naturally: Record yourself talking about a topic without a script to identify your natural rhythm Embrace your quirks: Your unique way of explaining things, signature catchphrases, or distinct laugh can become memorable elements of your show Remember, your podcast voice isn't just about how you sound—it's about your personality, delivery style, and how you engage with listeners For more, check out: https://soundconcepts.substack.com/p/how-to-find-your-unique-podcast-voice ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/…

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A New Online Magazine Instead of a Newsletter, Canadian Podcaster - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips 10:59

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A New Online Magazine Instead of a Newsletter, Canadian Podcaster - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips Thanks for checking out our very first Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine. I am the host of multiple podcasts, I believe that we need to build out community for our podcast listeners and with our fellow canadian podcasters. I host regular podcaster meetups on Meetup.com for podcasters just like you, I host the how to podcast series and I created canadian podcaster to be a new voice in canada shining a light on canadian voices. With the renewed focus on bolstering our canadian identify and pride as of late, I felt the need to create a free podcast resource for independent canadian podcasters. I want to place the focus on you - on your show, on your efforts on your story. I would love to hear from you, and to feature you in an upcoming edition, reach out, let’s connect. Please share this online magazine with a canadian content creator in your province or territory! https://canadianpodcaster.com/ https://truemediasolutions.ca/canadian-podcaster…

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E387 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 3 - Creating an Immersive Audio Experience 27:23

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Episode 387 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 3 - Creating an Immersive Audio Experience Creating an immersive audio experience in podcasting is a powerful way to engage listeners and elevate your storytelling. Here's how you can leverage various audio techniques to enhance your podcast:Creating an Immersive Audio ExperienceCapture Real Environments Record in different locations to capture authentic sounds that transport listeners to the scene. This could be a busy street, a quiet forest, or a specific event venue. Use Surrounding SoundsAdd depth to your podcast by using sounds from all directions. This makes listeners feel like they're right there with you. Leveraging Sound Design to Enhance StorytellingSet the Mood Use background music and ambient sounds to create the right emotional atmosphere. For example, suspenseful music can build tension, while calming music can create a reflective mood. Guide the StoryUse sound cues to help listeners follow along. This could be a sound effect to signal a new topic or a transition. Using Music and Sound Effects StrategicallyKeep it Simple Don't overdo it with sound effects. A few well-placed sounds can be more effective than constant noise. Use sound effects to emphasize important parts of your story. For instance, a "ding" sound could signal a new topic. Create a BrandDevelop a unique intro and outro music that listeners will associate with your podcast. Highlight Key MomentsCreating a Sense of "Being There" for ListenersRecord on Location Capture real sounds from the places you're talking about. This helps listeners feel like they're experiencing the story firsthand. Use a combination of sounds to create vivid pictures in listeners' minds. For example, if describing a busy city, include sounds of traffic, crowds, and street performers. Use close-up recording techniques to make listeners feel like they're right next to you, experiencing the story personally. Build Vivid ScenesIntimate PerspectiveBy using these techniques, you can create a podcast that not only informs but also immerses your listeners, making your content more engaging and memorable. Dave making commericals in Audacity https://youtu.be/PhCsKKbPChM The Daily Santa Podcast https://pod.link/1655958166 ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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E386 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 2 - Crafting Compelling Stories as a Podcaster 33:59

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Episode 386 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 2 - Crafting Compelling Stories as a Podcaster Crafting Compelling Stories Crafting compelling stories is at the heart of engaging podcasting. Here are some strategies to enhance your storytelling: Identify Relatable Themes : Focus on stories that resonate with your audience's experiences or interests. This could be personal struggles, triumphs, or insights that listeners can connect with emotionally Use Descriptive Language : Incorporate vivid descriptions and sensory details to bring your stories to life. This helps listeners visualize and immerse themselves in the narrative Structure Your Story : Ensure your story has a clear beginning, middle, and end. This structure helps maintain listener engagement and provides a satisfying conclusion Leverage Sound Design : Use music, sound effects, and ambient noise to enhance the emotional impact and atmosphere of your story. Sound design can elevate the listening experience, making it more immersive Finding Your Unique Voice Your unique voice is what sets your podcast apart and builds a loyal audience. Here’s how to find and cultivate it: Know Your Audience : Understand who your listeners are and what they respond to. Tailor your tone and style to resonate with them Experiment with Styles : Try different tones, recording techniques, and editing software to find what works best for you. Feedback from others can be invaluable in refining your voice Authenticity is Key : Be true to yourself. Avoid mimicking others; instead, develop a voice that reflects your personality and brand Balancing Fact and Fiction in Storytelling Balancing fact and fiction is crucial, especially in genres like true crime or historical narratives. Here are some tips: Transparency : Clearly distinguish between factual information and creative liberties taken for narrative purposes. This maintains credibility and trust with your audience Research Thoroughly : Ensure that any factual elements are well-researched and accurate. This supports the narrative and enhances its impact Respect the Subject Matter : Be mindful of the sensitivity of the topics you cover, especially when dealing with real-life tragedies or personal stories Incorporating Personal Anecdotes Effectively Personal anecdotes can make your stories more relatable and engaging. Here’s how to incorporate them effectively: Relevance : Ensure that your personal stories are relevant to the topic or lesson you're conveying. This helps maintain listener interest and reinforces the message Authenticity : Share genuine experiences that illustrate your points. Authenticity builds trust and connection with your audience Boundaries : Be mindful of your comfort level when sharing personal stories. It’s okay to set boundaries and choose what you share By incorporating these strategies into your podcasting, you can create compelling stories that engage, educate, and inspire your listeners. Remember, the key to successful storytelling is to balance entertainment with educational value, ensuring that your audience leaves with something meaningful. Book: Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life through the Power of Storytelling https://a.co/d/dU8gpx4 Sources researched for this episode https://amplify.matchmaker.fm/storytelling-for-podcasters/ https://thebritishvoiceartist.com/make-your-podcast-stand-out-voice-over-tips-for-finding-your-niche/ https://veritysangan.com/captivate-podcast/incorporating-storytelling-into-your-podcasting/ ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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Be A Less Annoying Dave When Hosting Your Next Podcast Guest - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips 7:51

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Be A Less Annoying Dave When Hosting Your Next Podcast Guest - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips Talking over a guest with verbal affirmations is not a best practice for podcasters for several reasons: It disrupts the flow of conversation and can interrupt the guest's train of thought . This can lead to a disjointed interview and potentially cause the guest to lose their momentum or forget important points they wanted to make. Constant verbal affirmations can create unnecessary audio clutter that is difficult to edit out later . This can result in a lower quality final product and more time-consuming post-production work. Overuse of verbal affirmations can make the host appear inattentive or insincere . Instead of actively listening, the host may come across as simply waiting for their turn to speak or filling silence out of discomfort. It can make the guest feel uncomfortable or unheard . When a host frequently interrupts with affirmations, it may give the impression that they are not fully engaged with what the guest is saying. Verbal affirmations can interfere with the audience's ability to fully absorb the guest's message. Listeners may find it distracting and struggle to follow the conversation. Instead of using verbal affirmations, podcasters should practice active listening, use non-verbal cues like nodding, and allow for natural pauses in the conversation This approach creates a more engaging and professional podcast experience for both the guest and the audience. ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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E385 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 1 - How to Be Real and Relatable as a Podcaster 25:17

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Episode 385 - Behind the Mic Mini Series - Part 1 - How to Be Real and Relatable as a Podcaster Likeability is crucial in podcasting because it determines whether your audience will stay engaged and return to your show. Hosts who are likeable create a stronger connection with their listeners, transforming casual audiences into loyal fans Key Aspects of Podcast LikeabilityBeing AuthenticThe most fundamental trait of a likeable podcast host is authenticity. Listeners want to hear the real you, not a manufactured persona. As one source notes, "You just being you is what makes an audience like you and makes your show memorable" Your unique quirks and genuine personality are what truly attract listeners. Emotional Connection A likeable host goes beyond just delivering content - they create an emotional experience. The key is to make your audience feel something, whether it's laughter, inspiration, or empathy. One podcast expert highlighted that "If you can make someone laugh or cry then you'll go viral" Practical Strategies for Likeability Passion and Approachability Be passionate about your content Use warm body language Smile and appear open to interaction Treat your audience as equals Storytelling Storytelling is a powerful tool for connection. A great host uses stories to persuade, influence, and engage listeners at a deeper level By sharing personal narratives, you make your content more relatable and memorable. The Impact of Likeability Research suggests that likeability isn't just a nice-to-have - it's fundamental to success. Without likability, podcasters will struggle to get their voice heard, which can limit both personal and professional opportunities Interestingly, even technical aspects like audio quality can influence perceived likeability. A 2018 study found that poor audio can make listeners perceive a speaker as less intelligent and less likable Remember: Your audience comes for the content, but they stay because of you - the host. Your warmth, authenticity, and ability to connect will transform listeners into a loyal community. Sources: https://www.artofmanliness.com/people/social-skills/popularity-likability/ https://omny.fm/shows/the-podcaster-s-podcast/152-tpp https://magneticspeaking.com/5-traits-of-exceptionally-likable-presenters/ https://johnmurphyinternational.com/podcast/being-liked-is-important-really/ https://pacific-content.com/sound-matters/ Book: Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life through the Power of Storytelling ⁠ https://a.co/d/dIuMUgw ___ https://howtopodcast.ca/ check out Dave's new blog if you like to read! Subscribe today!! https://truemediasolutions.ca/podblog…

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