Episode 38

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24th Oct 2020

Four Reasons TO Start a Podcast in a Crowded Niche

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In this episode we cover Four Reasons TO Start a Podcast in a Crowded Niche.

1 - If there's shows then there's potential audience.

2 - The examples of content types, delivery types, and production types are already out there for you to evaluate. 

3 - Multiple shows in a genre may equal genre based networks, promo-swaps, events/expos/conferences, and more.

4 - You can take the other side of the traditional thinking in your space. You can align yourself with (or against) the prevailing thought in the genre. 

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The Future IS Audio
Theatre Of The Mind is Real, and Great Audio is where the Magic Starts.
The Future IS Audio (the podcast) is an audio accompaniment for The Future IS Audio newsletter, homed on LinkedIn. This article was written and read by long-time Podcaster and Professional Podcast Editor, Josh Liston from Australia.

In this show Josh wants to share both his love and appreciation for the audio medium (Podcasting, Audiobooks, Audio-dramas, and Voice-Over) as well as share all the lessons he's learned in his 13+ years in the medium that have helped him make better (and more sustainable) audio programs.

To be clear, we're not anti-Video Podcasting over here, we're just pro Audio-first Podcasting.

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Josh Liston

Josh Liston is a veteran Podcaster and Rookie Comedian from regional Australia. He currently Hosts the shows 'My Old Hands', 'Punching Sideways', 'Beer Garden Tennis' and 'The Half Parmi'.