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The Podcasting Divide

by Tyler Raines

The Podcasting Divide digs into the widening split in podcasting: the polished, corporate “content empires” on one side… and the caffeinated, sleep-deprived indie creators on the other. It’s the story of a medium growing up, selling out, pushing back, and reinventing itself — all at once.

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Episodes

  1. Entry vs Extraction: Why Fewer Women and Many Quit Podcasting

    Hook: Fewer women are launching podcasts — but it’s not about commitment. In this episode we dig into the Creators 2025 study to explain why podcasting’s real problem is who can enter and who gets pushed out, and what that means for big media, indie creators, and the future of the medium. Main...

  2. Measurement Breaks, Craft Pushes Back, and Where the Money Flows

    What happens when the analytics you rely on disappears overnight — and why that matters as awards and investors reshape who wins in podcasting. In this episode we unpack the Chartable shutdown, the NYC Podcast (Libby) Awards' push to value craft over downloads, and new data on where investment…

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  3. When Podcasting Gets Its Golden Globes Moment

    The Golden Globes just nominated podcasts for the first time—and half the nods went to big media. We break down what this institutionalization means for the divide between studio-backed shows and independent creators, and where the real opportunities still lie.

  4. Platform Power vs Creator Burnout: Can Podcasting Survive?

    Platforms can hand out megaphones and dashboards — but can they keep the people using them? In this episode we unpack three stories that together show how platform recognition, data tools, and creator attrition are reshaping the podcasting landscape — for better and worse.

  5. Who Owns Attention and the Data? Spotify vs. YouTube 2025 Play

    Who controls podcast attention and who controls the data that shapes it? This episode unpacks the year-end scorecards from Spotify and YouTube and asks how their incentives are reshaping creative choices, measurement, and the future of podcasting. We also explore Sounds Profitable's call to shift...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Podcasting Divide digs into the widening split in podcasting: the polished, corporate “content empires” on one side… and the caffeinated, sleep-deprived indie creators on the other. It’s the story of a medium growing up, selling out, pushing back, and reinventing itself — all at once.

HOSTED BY

Tyler Raines

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes does The Podcasting Divide have?

The Podcasting Divide currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is The Podcasting Divide about?

The Podcasting Divide digs into the widening split in podcasting: the polished, corporate “content empires” on one side… and the caffeinated, sleep-deprived indie creators on the other. It’s the story of a medium growing up, selling out, pushing back, and reinventing itself — all at once.

How often does The Podcasting Divide release new episodes?

The Podcasting Divide has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts The Podcasting Divide?

The Podcasting Divide is created and hosted by Tyler Raines.
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