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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2024 · 17 MIN

Why Private Podcasts Are A Smart Fit For Higher Ed Podcasters

from Continuing Studies: Higher Ed Podcasting · host Jennifer-Lee Gunson & Neil McPhedran. HigherEdPods.com. Podium Podcast Co.

Evolving Academic Content: Insights into private podcasting's applications and benefits for higher education podcasts.In part two of their conversation with Transistor.fm co-founder Justin Jackson, hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee explore the dynamic world of private podcasts and their transformative potential in higher education. Justin shares compelling uses of private podcasts for internal communications and educational content, alongside personal reflections on his podcasting journey. Additionally, we introduce a new initiative: Higher Ed Pods, a community and discovery engine for higher education podcasts, encouraging knowledge sharing and collaboration.Connect with UsShare Feedback & Ask Questions: [email protected] More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or  [email protected] Connect w/ Neil:  LinkedIn or [email protected]:  @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsEpisode Reference Links:Justin Jackson  (Justin Jackson’s Website)HigherEdPodsEmail Gregg Higher Ed Pod questions: [email protected] Marketing Trends Explained (Justin and Jeremy’s Podcast)Transistor.fm Jeremy Enns  (Jeremy Enn’s Website)Chapters:(00:00:00) IntroductionHosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee introduce the episode, part two of their discussion with Transistor.fm’s Justin Jackson, focused on private podcasts.(00:02:17) Understanding Private PodcastsWhat private podcasts are and how Transistor.fm facilitates their use, including unique features like QR code access and personalised RSS feeds for subscribers.(00:04:27) Private Podcasts in EducationInnovative uses of private podcasts, including as a format for distributing audiobooks and supplementary material for textbooks.(00:06:45) Personal Connection to PodcastingJustin’s personal journey with podcasting, from childhood inspirations to creating a podcast hosting platform.(00:09:41) Podcast Marketing Trends and Quality ImprovementJustin discusses his new podcast Podcast Marketing Trends Explained, and the importance of production quality and content to stand out within the podcasting community.(00:13:14) Bonus: Introduction to Higher Ed PodsGregg Oldring joins to introduce a new project, Higher Ed Pods: a community and discovery engine for higher education podcasters.(00:16:20) Conclusion (00:00) - Episode Intro (02:17) - Understanding Private Podcasts (04:27) - Private Podcasts in Education (06:45) - Personal Connection to Podcasting (09:41) - Podcast Marketing Trends and Quality Improvement (13:14) - Bonus: Introduction to Higher Ed Pods (16:20) - Conclude & Connect Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

Evolving Academic Content: Insights into private podcasting's applications and benefits for higher education podcasts.In part two of their conversation with Transistor.fm co-founder Justin Jackson, hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee explore the dynamic world of private podcasts and their transformative potential in higher education. Justin shares compelling uses of private podcasts for internal communications and educational content, alongside personal reflections on his podcasting journey. Additionally, we introduce a new initiative: Higher Ed Pods, a community and discovery engine for higher education podcasts, encouraging knowledge sharing and collaboration.Connect with UsShare Feedback & Ask Questions: [email protected] More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or  [email protected] Connect w/ Neil:  LinkedIn or [email protected]:  @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsEpisode Reference Links:Justin Jackson  (Justin Jackson’s Website)HigherEdPodsEmail Gregg Higher Ed Pod questions: [email protected] Marketing Trends Explained (Justin and Jeremy’s Podcast)Transistor.fm Jeremy Enns  (Jeremy Enn’s Website)Chapters:(00:00:00) IntroductionHosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee introduce the episode, part two of their discussion with Transistor.fm’s Justin Jackson, focused on private podcasts.(00:02:17) Understanding Private PodcastsWhat private podcasts are and how Transistor.fm facilitates their use, including unique features like QR code access and personalised RSS feeds for subscribers.(00:04:27) Private Podcasts in EducationInnovative uses of private podcasts, including as a format for distributing audiobooks and supplementary material for textbooks.(00:06:45) Personal Connection to PodcastingJustin’s personal journey with podcasting, from childhood inspirations to creating a podcast hosting platform.(00:09:41) Podcast Marketing Trends and Quality ImprovementJustin discusses his new podcast Podcast Marketing Trends Explained, and the importance of production quality and content to stand out within the podcasting community.(00:13:14) Bonus: Introduction to Higher Ed PodsGregg Oldring joins to introduce a new project, Higher Ed Pods: a community and discovery engine for higher education podcasters.(00:16:20) Conclusion (00:00) - Episode Intro (02:17) - Understanding Private Podcasts (04:27) - Private Podcasts in Education (06:45) - Personal Connection to Podcasting (09:41) - Podcast Marketing Trends and Quality Improvement (13:14) - Bonus: Introduction to Higher Ed Pods (16:20) - Conclude & Connect Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

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