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Do you like podcast editing? Are you a Podcast Editor or want to be a Podcast Editor? This is the show for you. It's for Podcast Editors, by Podcast Editors. We mastermind topics with your peers, industry leaders, and talk about podcast editing as a career or serious side-hustle. Follow the show, get involved in the Podcast Editors Club Facebook group, and stay in touch with the latest events and news through the newsletter at https://www.PodcastEditorAcademy.com/newsletter. When you're ready, consider joining us in the Podcast Editor Academy! This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
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Aren't all podcast apps the same? Not in the least! The most used features in podcast apps from our brief July 2026 survey were: 52% adjust playback speed 48% said "Notifications of new episodes" 48% also said they use C
Podcasters should STOP focusing on the wrong things - and put that time and effort into the right things. Our panel discusses several things we see our clients doing that could be better spent in areas that will make the
What do you wish you know when first starting to edit podcasts for clients? Our panel shares their thoughts about undercharging, their lack of marketing, and a "trap" that many of us have fallen into. Key moments: Estima
Do filler words matter? Tom Hanson found several key findings from research and industry data that shows filler words do matter! "Episodes with >4 filler words per minute saw 18–22% higher drop-off rate in the first 10 m
Carrie’s story feels like a real, behind-the-scenes look at what it actually takes to grow beyond "just" editing. She talks about how she went from editing simple interview shows to landing a major role with the Legal Me
#126: What are the biggest podcasts doing? Megan Dougherty of One Stone Creative shares information from their research into the trends and best practices of the top 100 Business Podcasts. Key topics: Churn: Nearly 48% o
#125: In the ever-evolving podcast industry, attending big podcons events can be pivotal for creators and service providers alike. Chad Parizman shares his experience from the new Podcast Movement SXSW event in March 202
#124: "Storytelling as a Service” (SaaS, as Mark Deal would say) is a way Podcast Managers, Producers, and even Editors can make money on the development of a serialized, documentary-style podcast. Mark Deal and Pat Fenn
#123: Implementing fees without alienating clients is a key challenge for contractors like us. Things become exceedingly difficult when trying to balance a normal full-time workload and "incentivize" clients to send thei
#122: Are Podcast Chapters a good thing? Most people would say "Of course they are". Steve has reservations, mostly because chapters help listeners more easily skip ads, and that's not a good thing for clients who have a
#121: There have been SIGNIFICANT changes in our industry this past year. A.I. is being added to everythingAcross-the-board price increases on the tools we useThe loss of Todd Cochrane and Niel Guillarte, plus the separa
#120: Jeremy Enns joins us to discuss observations from his Podcast Marketing Trends report that pertain to Podcast Editors, Podcast Managers, and anyone who helps podcasters grow their reach and audience. Our conversati
#119: There is a peculiar paradox where many Podcast Editors, Managers, and Producers do not host their own shows. Our panel today explores the reasons behind this, including time constraints and perfectionism, while als
#118: Megan Shields discusses the intricacies of Facebook advertising, particularly for podcast editors who want to help their clients expose their clients’ shows to a larger audience. She emphasizes the importance of un
#117: Can posting your prices harm or help your business? Matthew Bliss and Mike Wilkerson join us to debate the benefits and pitfalls of giving potential clients a peek at what you charge, and the need for a strong valu
#116: Adam Schaeuble discusses the three buckets of podcast growth that we can share with our clients: Effort-based marketingPaid advertisingOrganic discoverability We discuss insights on leveraging paid ads on podcast p
#115: I've been saying for over a decade that 50% of downloads are lies. The truth came out when the IOS 17 update hit, and everyone realized the Emperor had only half of his clothes. But Analytics? Those are GOLD! Seth
#114: Want to help your clients grow revenue? We ask Heather Osgood, CEO of True Native Media, to share how Podcast Editors and Podcast Managers can work with sponsorships and advertising. Heather shares her expertise on
#113: Meredith Hackwith Edwards founder of an "idea consultancy" called Outsider Advantage, shares with us the challenges and opportunities of using social media to promote our clients' podcasts. She says to have fun whe
#112: How do you charge for your service as a Podcast Editor? Most charge a flat rate per episode or monthly retainer, but how do you come up with those rate? And how do you know it's earning you more than a part-time jo
Pat Fenner
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Jeremy Enns
CEO and Lead Strategist · Podcast Marketing Academy
1 appearance on this show
Megan Shields
CEO · Chime House Media
1 appearance on this show
Mike Wilkerson
Crisis Negotiator Role Player · Marriage and Family Ministries
1 appearance on this show
Adam Schaeuble
Podcasting Business School
1 appearance on this show
Heather Osgood
founder and CEO · True Native Media
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Andrea Klunder
The Creative Impostor Studios
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Jason Soderberg
Cumulus Podcast Network
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Seth Silvers
storyon.co
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Meredith Hackwith Edwards
Outsider Advantage
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