Episode 13: Media Figures

from Podcast Method Hosted by Dan Benjamin

Dan talks about the affect "media figures" (aka famous people) are having on podcasting, the recent Midroll acquisition, Ira Glass going independent, and a preview of his upcoming Podcast Movement talk about the past, present, and future of podcasting. He also answers questions about recording software, sports podcasts, and more. Sponsored by Lynda. Please visit http://lynda.com/podcastmethod for a free 10-day trial.

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