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You only get one shot to win over a new podcast listener. Which means you need to make your first impression count. That's where we come in. In every episode, we roast one of our listener's show's podcast packaging to identify what they're doing well to attract new listeners... and where they're likely turning people off. Step by step, we walk through the typical podcast listener acquisition process and dissect each show's title, cover art, show description, episode titles & descriptions, and more. Along the way, we break down the hidden psychology that causes listeners to choose one show over...

A podcast for early career professionals, tech professionals, and financial services professionals to learn about AI, discuss use cases, and how to stay on the cutting edge.

The latest news from pro athletes in extreme sports.

A podcast about dinosaurs

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Centennial College Sports Journalism students Justin Arenburg, Eric Cruikshank, Jackson Kerbl and Alex Mandarino have teamed up to look below the surface, bringing you the biggest news and interviews from the sports world.

It's easier than ever to launch a podcast. But it's never been harder to grow one. Part of the problem is that podcasts are a uniquely difficult platform to grow. But that problem is compounded by the majority of podcast growth advice that is based on guesswork, one-off "this worked for me", and emulating famous podcast hosts that are playing a different game (and by different rules) than the rest of us. And so we get an endless stream of helpful-sounding advice like: post more clips, stay consistent, chase every new platform, and hope the audience eventually shows up. But does any of it ...

Justin Jackson (co-founder of Transistor.fm) shares candid reflections on the podcast ecosystem: the future of audio, video, and RSS, for podcast creators, industry insiders, and curious listeners alike.

The Justin Time Sports Podcast, hosted by sports analyst and creator Justin Jackson, delivers breaking sports news, in-depth analysis, bold opinions, game recaps, recruiting updates, and trending conversations from across the sports world. Covering football, basketball, college sports, the NFL, NBA, high school athletics, and more, the podcast brings fresh perspectives backed by facts and real insight.Stream the Justin Time Sports Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, and all major podcast platforms. Stay updated with the latest sports headlines, viral moments, and exclusive content by ...

A podcast all about radio in the modern age.

Hi, I'm Justin Jackson. Here, I'm sharing brief thoughts on building a better life, bootstrapping, improving society, growing older in tech, being a dad...

Learn about new UX techniques that matter

Hear about the best audio gear, software, and recording techniques

For anyone who rollerblades. We interview rollerblading pros and talk about inline skating (vert, street, and park). We have a blading trick tip in every podcast episode.

A podcast for indie entrepreneurs: software developers, app builders, product people, creators, bootstrappers, and makers.

Justin Jackson (co-founder of Transistor.fm) explores how independent creators can use the gear they already have to make video podcasts that work for both video viewers and audio listeners, and take audiences places they could never go before.

A podcast for people building software products in the age of AI. Hosted by Justin Jackson.

Three founders, Justin Jackson, Brian Casel, and Jordan Gal, discuss product strategy in the age of AI, wins/misses, and ultimately, how to build a better business and a better life.

In 1898, on the eve of the Spanish-American War, the US Army seemed minuscule and ill-equipped for global conflict. Yet over the next fifteen years, its soldiers defeated Spain and pacified nationalist insurgencies in both Cuba and the Philippines. Despite their lack of experience in colonial administration, American troops also ruled and transformed the daily lives of the 8 million people who inhabited these tropical islands.

For people going back to college in their 40s