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  • Anycast season 2 episode 11 trailer with Dave Jackson
    Full episode launches on May 15
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  • ICYMI - Entertainment for Your Ears, While Your Eyes are Busy: Spoken Word Audio with James Cridland
    In Case You Missed It… Join us for an engaging chat with James Cridland, the brilliant mind from Brisbane behind Podnews. With his rich background in radio, James has become a prominent figure in the podcasting world since 2017. Discover how he transitioned from radio to podcasting, and the clever strategies he employs to produce daily content without losing his creative spark. James offers an insider's perspective on the role of AI in the podcasting industry, comparing it to past technological shifts in radio, and argues that while AI can be a powerful creative ally, misuse can lead to lackluster content. Our conversation takes a whimsical turn as we explore the global reach of podcast advertising and the unexpected moments that make this industry so unique. From the amusing story of receiving a newspaper a day late in Jamaica to the charming Australian expression "Have a great rest of yesterday," James and I celebrate the cultural quirks that enhance our shared experiences. We reflect on the universality of podcasting, the joy of connecting across continents, and the delightful nuances of language that bring us all closer together. This episode promises a delightful mix of industry insight, heartfelt stories, and cultural connections that will leave you both informed and entertained.     James Cridland on LinkedIn Podnews.net theanycast.com/s2e10
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  • Entertainment for Your Ears, While Your Eyes are Busy: Spoken Word Audio with James Cridland
    Matt Levine chats with James Cridland, a radio veteran and the mind behind Podnews, a daily podcast and newsletter covering the podcasting industry. With over 1,930 podcast episodes and newsletters, James shares his insights on why audio is still king, even as podcasts with video gain traction. They discuss the real advantage of audio, how podcasting thrives as the ultimate multitasking medium, and why time spent listening matters more than audience size. James starts by explaining how radio and podcasting are fundamentally different.  James shares how he managed to sustain a daily podcast and newsletter for over 1930 episodes. He reveals the systems and tricks he’s developed to automate the boring stuff so he can focus on what truly matters. The one thing that will make podcasting sustainable for you. It’s not about working harder—it’s about removing friction and maximizing creative energy. James on the shortcuts that make podcasting easier over time. When you’ve done something long enough, you naturally find the fastest, most effective way to get the job done. Why James started podcasting and writing a daily newsletter. He shares what drew him to both and why they’ve remained central to his work. Podcast growth vs. newsletter growth—how do they compare? James breaks down the trajectory of both and some surprising stats about their long-term trends. James on why slow, steady podcast growth is actually a good thing. Rapid growth can kill a medium, but a strong foundation makes all the difference. Matt and James discuss the state of podcasting today. They cover how the industry has evolved and where it’s headed next. James reveals why focusing on time spent listening matters more than audience size. The goal of every podcast should be getting people to spend as much time listening to podcasts rather than focusing on increasing the size of the audience.  What is the best way to grow the podcasting industry? According to James, it’s not just about getting more listeners—it’s about getting current listeners to engage more deeply. Matt shares his thoughts on what podcasters are really competing for. It’s not downloads, subscribers, or ad dollars—it’s attention. James on the one advantage podcasting has over every other medium--podcasting is the original multitasking medium. Unlike YouTube, Netflix, or TikTok, podcasts let you consume content while doing other things. How to actually build an audience that sticks with you. James believes mass-market podcasts struggle—niche audiences are where you win.  James and Matt cover the key to keeping listeners coming back. Consistency in release time and frequency builds habits, and breaking that habit makes it easy to lose an audience. Is YouTube really the best platform for podcasts? James explains why it’s overhyped—and what the numbers really say. How James decides which podcasting stories and news to highlight. His process for sifting through the noise and finding what truly matters. Podcast consumption—how does the US compare globally? James shares surprising insights on where podcasting is growing fastest and where monetization is harder. Matt and James discuss why US content isn’t dominating globally. In the UK, for example, only two US shows make the top 25 podcasts. AI and podcasting—should creators be worried? James sees AI as a tool that can create both terrible and amazing content—it’s all about how you use it. James’ best advice for new podcasters: Pick a niche, stay consistent, and don’t expect overnight success. He adds, “It's much easier to focus on a niche than it is to launch another Joe Rogan experience, which is why there isn't another Joe Rogan out there.” Why you should start your podcast today, even if you feel unprepared. No one listens to your first episode unless you want them to—so just get started.     Mentioned in This Episode: James Cridland on LinkedIn Podnews.net theanycast.com/s2e10
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  • Anycast season 2 episode 10 trailer with James Cridland
    Full episode launches on April 24
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  • ICYMI - Crafting the Perfect Podcast Sound Through Automation and Artistry with Christoph Grasser
    In Case You Missed It… Christoph Grasser, an audio virtuoso with a diverse background in engineering, music, and production, takes center stage to share his remarkable journey with us. From blending rock and metal concerts to orchestrating German Schlager stars' tours, Chris's career path is as eclectic as it is inspiring. Now leading the strategy at Alphonic, a cutting-edge audio post-production tool, Chris reveals how his passion for sound and desire for change aligned perfectly with the company's mission. His transition from a podcast lurker to a key player in the podcasting world is a tale of serendipity and ambition, as he now crafts an innovative toolbox for content creators seeking pristine audio. In this engaging conversation, Chris unveils his intrinsic motivation to elevate audio standards and his role in shaping Alphonic's strategic direction. We uncover the meticulous attention he brings from his days behind the soundboard and how that experience fuels his drive to perfect the auditory experience for content creators worldwide. Chris' story is one that resonates with anyone who believes in the power of sound to captivate and communicate. Tune in to glean insights from a seasoned audio engineer who knows how to make every note sing and every word resonate.     Auphonic.com Christoph Grasser on LinkedIn Pryne.org Pryne Band on Instagram theanycast.com/s2e9
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The Anycast - powered by CacheFly About The Anycast https://www.theanycast.com/about/ The Anycast – powered by CacheFly celebrates the tech disruptors, digital pioneers, innovators, code warriors, and unconventional thinkers who refuse to conform to corporate norms. From the entrepreneurial rule-breakers, rule-makers, and rule-benders, reshaping the future with their boundless creativity to entertain and educate the world, to those charting a new course in the world of technology innovation. Our guests have one thing in common, they perceive and reimagine the world through a unique lens, breaking boundaries and pushing the limits of what’s possible. About CacheFly For over two decades, since developing the world’s first TCP-anycast based Content Delivery Network, CacheFly has been the only network built for throughput. From the first byte to the last byte, CacheFly delivers your files faster. While CacheFly is verifiably the fastest CDN on the planet, they are also a true partner to their customers, aligning strategies to deliver high-demand content everywhere end-users are. CacheFly has built out unique, superior architecture in emerging markets delivering the highest QoE for digital platforms everywhere on the globe. Learn why many of the world’s most trusted brands trust CacheFly to deliver their content. Visit us at cachefly.com.
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