The Waveform Number 26 - the Body Issue

Production news from Planet v. Profit, The Glo Podcast, and a new fiction drama, Your Performance Review.

The latest from The Glo Podcast.

No one expects legal problems when they start a podcast. Yet as your podcast blows up, the risk of legal issues increases. And if you're not careful, you risk costly and time-intensive legal problems that hamper your podcast's success.

Best ways to get your podcast reviewed.

An interview with Beth Macy, author of Dopesick, and an opinion about Spotify and Joe Rogan.

Police officers and first responders who do yoga and breathwork. Tips on listing your podcast.

Vanessa Rissetto is a registered dietitian, the co-founder of Culina Health, and the dietician intern director at New York University. Essence Magazine named Vanessa one of the top nutritionists who will change the way you think about food. When we interviewed her for The Glo Podcast, I really liked her down to earth approach. 

Your favorite podcast probably publishes video content. This is because podcasters can use video content to grow their audience, create better engagement with listeners, and provide increased accessibility for listeners with hearing impairments.

How to reduce or control room reverb in your recording sessions.

Issue 17 of The Waveform is about the metaverse and also podcasts in production.

In this guide, we will be exploring the ways to successfully establish your brand, find your niche, and curate a successful user experience in the world of podcasting.

In this issue, we cover podcast trailers and marketing. Plus, a look ahead into podcasting’s future that may or may not be right.

if podcasting isn’t your full-time job, how do you report your earnings at tax time?

In Issue 15 of The Waveform we cover awards, why podcasting is and is not like radio, and the future of subscriptions.

if you want to make money from your podcast, it can take hard work that pays off when you attract sponsors.

When listeners discover your podcast in a listening app, like Apple Podcasts, how will they get to know you? You have eight seconds to introduce yourself.  

A year and a half on remote.