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Welcome to Podcasting Tech, the go-to show designed specifically to help busy entrepreneurs and content creators of all levels succeed in the world of podcasting. Led by podcasting veteran, Mathew Passy, this show will keep you up-to-date with the latest trends and cost-effective solutions in both hardware and software. Tune in for expert interviews and behind-the-scenes studio tours, and succeed in podcasting without breaking the bank. For more podcasting resources, please visit podcastingtech.com.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Podcasting Tech tests podcast tools against real production problems, making automation, measurement, editing, and legal safeguards easier to understand.
Podcasting Tech treats podcast production as a chain of practical decisions, with Matthew Passi asking guests to explain how their tools and services behave in actual workflows.
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A practical look at AI tools, quality filters, and podcast signal.
Podcasting Tech keeps its focus on a useful editorial question: how to separate real podcast value from low-quality noise without giving too much credit to AI-generated shows that do not meet a basic standard.
A practical look at AI editing rooted in real podcast workflow problems.
Katana Video is framed as a tightly focused AI tool for turning Zoom recordings into audio, with Sam Bhattacharya keeping the conversation on concrete workflow pain points instead of grand claims.
Podcast discovery gets practical when search turns into an outreach workflow.
Podcasting Tech frames podcast discovery as a practical search problem: finding shows by niche, size, and fit so listeners and businesses can judge competition, look for guest spots, or line up ad buys.
Podcasting as a path to stronger authority for attorneys.
The episode argues that podcast networks can help attorneys move past price shopping and into a more authoritative position. The practical advice lands best when it turns transcripts into FAQ pages, puts video on the website, and uses question based search to build visibility…
PodLP makes the feature phone feel like a serious front door for podcast listening.
Podcasting Tech takes a practical route into a neglected corner of podcast distribution, with Tom Barrasso explaining how PodLP brings podcasts to non-smartphones that still have mobile internet access, including basic 2G.
A grounded look at tying podcast ad data to downloads without losing sight of cost effectiveness.
Podcasting Tech treats podcast growth as a measurement problem. Ledge, co-founder and revenue lead at Listen Network, makes a clear case that RSS downloads reveal only so much, while ad networks can better show who responded to a campaign.
A practical guide to paperwork for podcast collaborations and guest appearances.
Podcasting Tech looks at the legal groundwork behind an indie podcast, with Gordon Firemark explaining why written agreements matter when people have put real work into a show.
A practical episode about letting guest comfort, curiosity, and ease shape the podcasting setup.
Podcasting Tech's conversation with Jeremy Weiss frames podcasting technology as something that should serve the room, not dominate it. Weiss, co-founder of Rise25 Media, argues that a professional setup matters most when it helps the host settle in and makes the guest…
Daily TED and TEDx talks hosted by Elise Hu, spanning science, psychology, and creativity.
Cristina Quinn profiles indie developers, Microsoft researchers, and designers building the next decade of tech.
A wound-down internet-culture show now feeding listeners into Alex Goldman's and Emmanuel Dzotsi's new podcasts.
Matthew Passy interviews Fran Mello and Simona Constantini, founders of Northflow.io, a platform designed to streamline podcast production workflows.
Ask ChatGPT: 'What details do you need from me to write the best output?' It will tell you exactly.
Luke Belbina says PodEngine started after he sold a consulting company, entered a four-year non-compete, and found that transcribing podcasts produced better feedback than custom AI training.
Podcasting Tech host Matthew Pasi interviews Sam Bhattacharyya, CEO of Katana Video, about using AI to clean up Zoom-recorded podcasts and video shows.
Podcasting Tech talks with Miguel Gonzalez about PodcastDB, a service he says can sort about 3.4 million podcasts for outreach and advertising.
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Matthew Passi interviews Tom Barrasso, the New Zealand-based founder and developer of PodLP, about delivering podcasts to feature phones beyond smartphones.
Podcasting Tech host Matthew Passi interviews David Ledgerwood, known as Ledge, co-founder and revenue lead at Listen Network, about targeted podcast growth and monetization.
Podcasting Tech host Matthew Passi interviews Gordon Firemark, a 15-year podcasting participant and entertainment lawyer known as “the podcast lawyer,” about legal mistakes in podcast production.
Podcasting Tech host Matthew Passi interviews Dr.