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This podcast, presented by the South African Podcasters Guild, and powered by the community, is for South African podcasters and South Africans who WANT to podcast. We offer comprehensive insights into podcast creation, covering strategy, equipment, editing, marketing, monetisation, graphic design, and more, through conversations with professionals and enthusiasts across all levels. Our goal is to nurture a vibrant podcasting community by sharing expertise that attracts dedicated listeners.
South African Podcasters Guild hosts How to make a podcast in South Africa, a education show with 14 episodes published.
From Johannesburg to London to Montreal—and now to the world. How did a chance meeting at The Podcast Show lead to South African podcasters using their shows for good? In this episode, Paulo Dias talks to Jérémie Mani, c
Welcome to Season 2 of How to Make a Podcast in South Africa. In this season we're talking to members of the South African Podcasters Guild about how THEY make a podcast in South Africa. We uncover the stories and the ho
In this episode we have a conversation with Gavin Kennedy from Solid Gold Podcasts and Audio Books. We wrap up the first South African Podcast Awards, talk about what makes a podcast awards-worthy, get Gavin's feedback o
TikTok, once solely the realm of dance videos and lip syncs, now offers so much more. To explore how podcasters can leverage this platform, we were joined by Morne Ebersohn, a TikTok strategist who helps brands and creat
How important is interview technique, and how can you improve it? In this episode, I speak to expert interviewer Wayne Turner, who has decades of experience in radio and podcasting. With over 8,000 interviews under his b
In this episode we test a few popular mics that are popular with podcasters, from cellphones up to R10 000 mics and talk about what to look for in a mic, why the most common mics you can buy are the WRONG mics, and why y
"Experience the magic of VoiceMap’s GPS audio walks, cycles, drives and even boat rides. They’re like podcasts that move with you, to tell stories about what you’re seeing right now." Iain Manley has been developing, gro
After an hour in conversation with Jayne, I can see why her clients (which include Graham Norton) trust her. Besides her long list of achievements, she has a wonderful sense of humour and an aura of calm competence that
In our first member profile, I chat to the father & son team behind Baird Media. Hendrik has a background in theater and acting, and Ethan is a highly-experienced sound engineer. They've been joining forces in the podcas
What are the questions every podcaster wants answered about monetising with ads? Well, in part 2 of my conversation with Francois Retief, COO of iono.fm, we hit almost every one of them, including: 1. What's the average
This is part 1 of the epic saga that was my conversation with Francois Retief, COO of iono.fm, South Africa's largest digital audio hosting service, which includes 2500+ South African Podcasts. Francois has unparalleled
In this episode, I was very lucky to get in the same room with seasoned branded content creator Spike Ballantine. Spike shares his treasure trove of insights into the world of branded podcasting - an essential listen for
In this episode of How to Make a Podcast in South Africa, we have the pleasure of chatting with Gavin Kennedy, a seasoned podcast producer with an impressive track record. Gavin has 11 studios at his recording facility.
In this, the first episode of How to Make a Podcast in South Africa, we talk about the thinking you do before you make the show. What are you trying to achieve? Who is your target audience? Do you want to monetise your s
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How to make a podcast in South Africa is hosted by South African Podcasters Guild. The show is categorised under education (arts) and has published 14 episodes.
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