Podcast Business Journal Spotlight
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Justin Jackson from Transistor on Apple Podcasts new video tool
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Tony Doe, from the Nigerian Podcast Index
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Liam Heffernan, from Mercury Podcasts
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Dimitris Nikolaou, Wondercraft
<p>We spoke to Dimi about the launch of the AI VIdeo Studio from Wondercraft</p>
George Lejnine, PodAnalyst.com
<p>We speak with George about his new podcast analytics tool.</p><p></p><p>https://podcastbusinessjournal.com/interviews/george-lejnine/</p>
Brad Mielke, from ABC's Start Here
<p>We spoke with Brad about putting together 2,000 daily podcast episodes</p>
Jeanine Wright, Inception Point AI
<p>Inception Point AI creates AI-generated podcast personalities and produces content across multiple platforms, claiming to operate the world's largest independent podcast company by show count with over 160,000 episodes. CEO Jeanine Wright acknowledges their early content quality was poor but argues they've improved significantly, comparing it to how traditional podcasters cringe at their first episodes. The company uses SEO-focused titling and can produce topical content rapidly—launching shows within an hour of breaking news—with a team of eight people releasing 3,000 episodes weekly. Wright admits human review is necessary for sensitive topics like news and politics but not for lower-risk cont...
Tim Watkin, from RNZ
<p>Tim is Executive Editor, Audio, at Radio New Zealand.</p><p>RNZ's new 17-episode podcast Nark tells the extraordinary story of New Zealand's first prison murder at Mt Eden in 1985, where burglar Ross Appelgren was convicted twice—and had both convictions quashed—for killing fellow inmate Darcy Te Hira. Appelgren went to his grave in 2013 maintaining his innocence, even escaping prison once to plead his case on radio. Now, thirteen years after his death, his widow is taking the case back to court to clear his name. At the heart of this gripping investigation is a fundamental question: can you...
Sari Azout, from Podcast Magic
<p>There's a full link here: https://podcastbusinessjournal.com/interviews/sari-azout/</p>
Brian Conlan, President, DAX US
<p>Read this interview over here: https://podcastbusinessjournal.com/interviews/brian-conlan/</p><p></p>
