Solid Gold Podcasts - Demos, Samples, Trailers and Others

A conversation between Chris Jordan and Gavin Kennedy, the founder of Solid Gold Podcasts. They discuss the evolution of podcasting, its democratization, and the challenges and opportunities it presents. Key topics include the definition of a good podcast, monetization strategies, quality standards, responsible content creation, and the future of podcasting. Gavin provides insights from his extensive experience in the industry, highlighting the importance of clarity in purpose, audience understanding, and experimentation. 22 September 2024 Link to longer version https://iono.fm/e/1486090

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