There have been SIGNIFICANT changes in our industry this past year.A.I. is being added to everythingAcross-the-board price increases on the tools we useThe loss of Todd Cochrane and Niel Guillarte, plus the separation of some very influential people from the companies they helped buildOur panel of pros reflect on 2025, talk about how A.I. isn't making us undervalued, and we share predictions for Podcast Editors in 2026.Our conversation with Pam Cameron, Jay Yow, and Chad Parizman highlights the need for podcast producers to adapt - and embrace - changes while maintaining the human touch in our work.Key takeaways:The landscape is changing with the rise of video podcastsThe industry is seeing a shift towards more professional production standardsAI has significantly improved post-production workflowsAI tools can enhance creativity rather than replace itThe future of podcasting may involve more partnerships with major media companiesThe demand for multi-platform presence is increasing for podcastersThe podcast community needs to adapt to the changing landscape and embrace new technologiesResources mentioned in the show:BlogFox.ai for YouTube chaptersPodChapters.com, the new chaptering tool from Daniel J. LewisYouTube's branded video midrolls coming in 2026Our panelists:Pam Cameron began as a freelance editor and now runs end-to-end production. She’s the full-time producer of Acquiring Minds.Connect with her LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pam-f-cameronJay Yow is an audio professional (for over 16 years) in both music and podcast production. He’s collaborated with the likes of Benedict Cumberbatch, Mike Myers, Mary Louise Parker, Dashboard Confessional, and The James Altucher Show.Connect with Jay at https://www.jayyow.comChad Parizman provides Podcast Production and Strategy for brands and organizations. Connect with him at https://www.adercommunications.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy