24 MAY 2017 · TPSguide.org In this episode Josh brings on the mighty Ray Ortega [ aka @PodcastHelper ] from The Podcasters' Studio and The Podcasters' Roundtable. We discuss the following (Ray is total champ of a bloke, btw!!) JOSH & RAY 'RAY': • Providing Podcasting advice for the community first, and not to feed some slimy marketing agenda. • Spend less time developing your audience avatar, and more working on making a great show that people will enjoy listening to. • Podcast microphone myths and misconceptions. • Podcast music pacing and encoding. Say G'day to Ray Ortega here: • @podcasthelper • rayortega.com/podcasts/ • podcastersstudio.com/ Say Hello (or even G’day) to Josh: • Em: joshuacliston@gmail.com • Twitter: twitter.com/joshuacliston (@joshuacliston ) • Instagram: instagram.com/joshuacliston

10 MAY 2017 · TPSguide.org | JCALdigital.org In this episode Josh brings on the mighty Rob Greenlee and the guys go deep on the following: • Podcasting, just for the fun of it. • Ignoring bad podcasting advice. • Radio consultants and their many agendas. • The usefulness of podcast survey data in May of 2017 We also explore two different ideas that Rob is known for in Podcasting circles: 1) Why Rob is worried that the number of new Podcasters and the number of new Podcasts is outpacing the growth of listenership and audience. 2) What are the reasons that CPM's will most likely fall along with the growth of Dynamic Ad Insertion and Programmatic Ad Buying? Say Hello to Rob Greenlee: • @RobGreenlee • rob@spreaker.com Say Hello (or even G’day) to Josh: • Em: joshuacliston@gmail.com • Twitter: twitter.com/joshuacliston (@joshuacliston ) • Instagram: instagram.com/joshuacliston

6 APR 2016 · Thank you everyone!

11 OCT 2015 · http://satt.libsyn.com In this episode Josh Liston and Josh Armour discuss how Josh L was lacking information for one of his Podcast topics (the guys refer to that information as Podcast Source Material) and they talk about what he should have done about the lack of source-material. Josh A shares another story about having more than enough raw podcasting information but having certain essential parts of that source-material lacking, and having to run with it (until the last second anyway). Episode Idea: If your Podcasting plan is to draw the majority of your source-material from existing online outlets, incl. podcasts, articles, blog posts, YouTube videos and more, do take the extra time to make sure the information-well isn't likely to run dry. Podcasting gear used in this episode: - Josh L: MXL USB.009 > Audacity/Google Hangouts > Audition for post-prod. - Josh A: ATR2100 > Audacity/Google Hangouts > Audition for post-prod. Contact #SATT Em: joshuacliston@gmail.com - Twitter: http://twitter.com/joshuacliston - Instagram: http://instagram.com/joshuacliston - Facebook: http://facebook.com/joshuacliston - Josh A: http://twitter.com/joshjdarmour On The Bubble Podcast: http://onthebubblepodcast.com/itunes Butts In Seats - Top 20 WCW Themes - The Rip-Offs: http://buttsinseats.libsyn.com/bis-top20-wcw-themes-the-rip-offs

1 JUL 2015 · Josh Armour from the Wrestle Radio Australia Podcast shares his Podcasting workflow. Incl. his microphone, DAW, post-production, and .mp3 encoding techniques. To get Josh A's full Step-By-Step Podcasting workflow here: http://socialaudiothinktank.com/workflow2 Podcasting gear used in this episode: - Josh L: MXL USB.009 > Audacity/Skype > Audition for post-prod. - Josh A: ATR2100 > Audacity/Skype > Audition for post-prod. Contact #SATT - Em: joshuacliston@gmail.com - Twitter: http://twitter.com/joshuacliston - Instagram: http://instagram.com/joshuacliston - Facebook: http://facebook.com/joshuacliston - Josh A: http://twitter.com/joshjdarmour To subscribe, rate & review the Podcast here: http://socialaudiothinktank.com/itunes ***Enjoy all that gooey gooey Podcasting.***

18 JUN 2015 · @SATTpodcast has a unique production workflow. And in this episode of Social Audio Think Tank we take you through a step-by-step guide to how we produce the show currently, and why we believe that if you invest in process and order, you can move beyond production worries and let the content shine! So feel free to cheery-pick what you think will work for your Podcast workflow, and leave out what you think won't - send your questions to the contacts below and enjoy the flow. OK let's do this. The Step-by-Step of SATT's podcast production workflow. 1) Josh L (MXL USB.009 mic > REC in Audacity) and Josh A (ATR2100 USB mic > REC in Audacity). We record a Double-Ender in .wav (we aim for a recording level between -20 and -12 in Audacity). 2) Josh A then uploads his side of our show to wetransfer .com in .wav and Josh L downloads that .wav file within 24hours generally. 3) Josh L then puts both individual .wavs through the desktop version of the Auphonic App. (See below for the settings Josh L is currently using). We then output to .wav 4) From Auphonic both processed .wav files go back into Audacity for basic content edits incl. aligning the Double-Ender, removing coughs, sniffles and keyboard strokes, and finally we hard EQ (a bass cut at 180db and below) any Plosives in the file. We then output to .wav as a finished voice edit. 5) The voice edit .wav then goes into Audition for further post-production - firstly we apply the male-voice DeEsser pre-set (to remove ssSibilant sounds) and then we run a track-wide 80db and below bass cut. (See the exact 20 band Graphic EQ Josh L uses below). 6) Music is then added to the fully processed track and then outputted as a .wav file. 7) That final .wav file is then converted to a 128kbs .mp3 in iTunes, and the iD3 tags (.mp3 meta-data) is added and the .mp3 file is drag and dropped onto the desktop. 8) The final step in the process is to take the finished .mp3 file and upload it to Libsyn - #SATT uses Libsyn as the shows primary RSS Feed so episode titles and full show-notes and links etc are added to the Libsyn backend. 9) Once the show is published Josh L listens to the whole show in Castro for iOS, and then checks that the Podcast is syndicating properly to iTunes Podcasts, Overcast, Stitcher and Pocketcasts. 10) The final step in the process is for Josh L to manually upload the finished .mp3 file to Soundcloud and Spreaker - copy and paste is a savior here for show notes and meta-data. The Soundcloud player for that latest episode is then embeded into the episode post on the #satt wesbite - with the text content of the post coming from Soundcloud also. Note: copy/paste might not be great SEO here, but it's definitely great for JOSH L's Pod-sanity! Contact #SATT Em: joshuacliston@gmail.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/joshuacliston Instagram: http://instagram.com/joshuacliston Facebook: http://facebook.com/joshuacliston Josh A: http://twitter.com/joshjdarmour Thanks so so much for listening. Now go get after it!

13 JAN 2015 · http://socialaudiothinktank.com/DoubleEnd-isode In this episode Josh and Jackson discuss why you might want to consider doing a Double-Ender when RECording Podcasts over Skype. We also talk about the following thangs: – What a Double-Ender is and how-to perform a basic version using Skype and Audacity. – Josh shares a simple little trick for knocking down that Skype Ocean Sound by disabling the “Automatically Adjust Microphone Settings in Skype.” – Josh and Jackson make a Podcasting mistake by talking about an upcoming episode that has actually already come out in our Podcast feed. The Pod-tech used in this episode: – Josh: AT2005 via USB > Skype (for the call) and Audacity (for the REC). – Jackson: SM58 via XLR > Zoom H6 > Skype (for the call) and Audacity (for the REC ). The Pod-music: “Warriors” by The Elliotts (from Melbourne). Contact the guys here: @joshuacliston for Josh @GxJackson for Jackson Email the show: joshuacliston@gmail.com Thanks all, now go get after it! :)