What is a podcast? 

You talk way to fast.

I like the explanation but there is one thing dont understand? You say audio with a host but what about a dj mix? or asm or whatever

I need help with my activity, please suggest a topic for 7 grade

That sounds amazing! You should definitely consider starting your own podcast. You got this! 💪

Happy to be of help! 😊 When are you going to start yours?

Yay! Thanks, Alvin!

Hey! Unfortunately we don't, but if you ever catch us at a podcasting conference we're usually giving away some pretty cool merch! Hopefully, we'll run into you at one of those to get you some Buzzsprout swag!

Thank you, Alvin! 🙂

Happy to help! Thanks for watching!

New forms of media, like podcasts, tend to have an edge over traditional media because they're tailored to meet specific needs for the modern age. 0:13

Appreciate the kind words, Salim! If you have any podcasting questions, feel free to reach out at support@buzzsprout.com.

Great question, Cathy! While podcasts were originally just audio, I think video podcasts like on RU-vid offer a more immersive experience and have a larger audience. Ultimately, it depends on what the audience prefers and what engages them.

@Buzzsprout Does this mean two streams of income, when it is RU-vid based? Meaning filming and recording(audio)

Yes, Cathy! Sharing your podcasts on RU-vid can potentially offer a second income stream. However, it demands more resources. Remember to consider what's best for you and your audience!

lol just doing our best!

There are around 150 million podcast episodes, averaging 50 episodes per podcast. Spotify claims to have 4.7 million podcasts on its platform. While Apple has 2.5 million as of January 2023. Podcasts are becoming more and more diverse. And are available in over 100 different languages. According to the market figures, the worldwide podcasting market is worth $23.56 billion in 2023 and is expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 27.6% between 2023 and 2030. 1:11 [Demand Sage; Exploding Topics]

Great question! Radio shows and podcasts may seem similar, but they differ in format and delivery. Radio is live, scheduled, and often regional, whereas podcasts are on-demand, episodic, and can be accessed globally. The lines between them are blurring with the evolution of digital media. Hope this clarifies!

Yes, you can listen to podcasts on your desktop computer! As long as your desktop is connected to the internet, you can access and listen to podcasts through a web browser or a podcast listening app.

Why is it called a a podcast?

That sounds amazing, Noah! And yes to sharing your fishing techniques, discussing different equipment, and maybe even including live-action fishing trips or tutorials would totally work. If you're also looking for strategies to grow your show, check out these 100 tactics shared by other podcasters: www.buzzsprout.com/blog/podcast-marketing Remember, consistency is key in podcasting. All the best!

Hey there, David! No need to join the Amish just yet. And yes, you can indeed start with the Apple Podcasts app (the purple icon). Just use the search function to find topics you're interested in. Surely, you have some topics you would love to hear. Apart from Apple Podcasts, you can browse on Spotify and Google Podcasts, which are also great for finding shows. I hope that helps!

Thank you so much!

Absolutely! You can find shows in your preferred language or even start a podcast using the same language that caters to your target audience.

Great question! The term “podcast” refers to a digital audio or video file series that you can listen to or watch online. Think of it like a radio show you can tune into whenever you want!

That sounds awesome! You can totally boost your podcast's reach by posting episodes on RU-vid.

Hi there, Stephan! Yes, podcasting is a modern take on storytelling and sharing information, like having your own radio show on demand. If you have specific questions about podcasting, please don't hesitate to reach out at support@buzzsprout.com.