International Podcast Day 2017 Sessions

AUSTRALIA - It can take an enormous amount of time, money and commitment to produce a podcast. Yet despite all of your efforts you can still struggle to secure a return on your investment. Annemarie shares the lessons she has learned over the last nine years, as well the key steps she now uses with her own podcasts (and her clients) to ensure they are able to monetise their message and become known as an influential voice in their industry from their very first podcast.

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TAIWAN - Most people wouldn’t say that Asia is on the verge of a podcasting boom but some would easily state that the continued liberation and proliferation of podcasting in the region could hold and even more significant impact on societies that are able to produce and consume podcasts. Here we take a look into a crystal ball to see how podcasting can reroute the current direction of governments and people in the region.

THAILAND - While the record-and-release style of podcasting can be a lot of fun, it’s not all that scaleable and leaves a lot to chance. In this session, podcast veteran Evo Terra will show you the actual “on paper” processes he’s developed over 13 years to help plan, produce, and promote podcast episodes for himself and his clients. Organization and easy access, FTW!

CHINA - This is a presentation of podcasting as 1) a phenomena that has proven to posses no shut down switch, 2) a media with no end in sight under different IF-circumstances, and 3) a tool for many other professionals who, more often than not, never thought of podcasting as their plan B. Also, discussion about why history, and my mixing history and a novel-type approach in a podcast is having so much success in a market that sounded so tough and competitive.

AUSTRALIA/USA - The two Jane’s use podcasting to not only connect with their guests but their audience too in the hope that their passion for connection spreads. Super excitable, super enthusiastic and committed to providing the best experience for their audience, Jane and Jane will not only be a fun addition to the stream, but they will also provide a practical and actionable plan for others looking to engage more wholly with both their guests and their audience.

NEW ZEALAND - Podcasters are passionate people. So passionate they went to the effort to create a podcast about their passion. But how do you keep that passion and creativity alive when faced with all the technical aspects of podcasting and the reality of putting out a show every month, week, or day? Join modern day monk and meditation teacher Lila B as she discusses how to tune in to your inner genius and creative flow to keep your podcast alive, authentic and connecting with your audience.