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Podcast Bay: The Podcast

Podcast Bay: The Podcast

Podcast Bay Productions

Podcast Bay host Rob Farquhar interviews podcasters from all over the globe to talk not only about their experiences and accomplishments but also to highlight and recognize their efforts with Audio Quality, Marketing, Promotion, Engagement and what goes into creating a successful podcast!
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Podcast Bay: The Podcast - 040 Jeff Akin of Babylon 5 For the First Time
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02/15/23 • 65 min

Jeff Akin is co-host of Babylon 5 for the First Time. In each weekly episode, he and fellow veteran Star Trek podcaster Brent Allen watch an episode of the Nineties science fiction TV show, Babylon 5, and try to decide whether they should have watched it back in the day. It’s an entertaining look back at some classic sci-fi that not only gives a fresh take on its victories and faults but also allows longtime fans (including your humble captain) to live vicariously through Jeff and Brent watching the show with fresh eyes.

Join Captain Rob as he chats with Jeff about floor pizza, getting scathing feedback on your initial test episodes, the struggle of pronouncing “Ivanova” correctly and those trying times when your seven-year-old daughter is mean about an awesome show.

Time-Stamping the Interrogation

  • 7:00: Hoisting the Jolly Roger - What drew Jeff to Babylon 5, and what made him start a podcast about it?
  • 14:30: How did pro wrestling allow Jeff to get into the podcasting medium?
  • 17:30: What were/are Jeff’s favourite podcasts?
  • 18:40: What lessons from prior shows did Jeff apply to Babylon 5 for the First Time?
  • 23:00: How do Jeff and Brent manage their geographical separation when making episodes?
  • 26:00: How does Jeff get to be more himself on Babylon 5 for the First Time than in the rest of life and on his other shows?
  • 30:00: The Rig Rundown - Jeff’s awesome recording studio.
  • 32:30: Keeping Ship-Shape - How do Jeff and Brent organise watching the show and discussing it?
  • 39:30: How are Jeff and Brent’s kids getting into podcasting?
  • 42:00: What led the hosts to give Babylon 5 for the First Time its own website?
  • 46:00: How much editing work is involved in editing the episodes and managing the show’s web presence?
  • 52:00: What kit does Jeff wish he had?
  • 55:00: Ship’s Pets - managing kids and podcasting.
  • 58:30: Your Treasure Map - What’s next for Jeff Akin?
  • 1:06:30: X Marks the Spot - Where can listeners find Jeff Akin and Baylon 5 for the First TIme on the Web?

Guest Link!

https://www.babylon5first.com/

More Podcast Bay

https://linktr.ee/podcastbay

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A pirate may be nothing without a parrot on their shoulder, and few self-respecting ships would not set sail without a ship’s cat, but only a Dungeons and Dragons podcast would have a ship’s goat named Sebastian. Dice and Desire is an “actual play” show, where the hosts record their playing of a game, whether digital or tabletop, so their listeners can enjoy their reactions - and in the case of a Dungeons and Dragons actual play, listen to the adventures of the players’ team of wandering mercenaries.

The show’s captain, Nate Peterson, is also the game’s Dungeon Master, and despite their being new to this almost forty-year-old hobby, he and his team have done a fantastic job of pulling a very tongue-in-cheek game together, complete with bardcore intro music, for our enjoyment. They’re playing the Storm King’s Thunder pre-published set of adventures and release new episodes every Wednesday, UK time, and poor Sebastian the Goat is just one of the digressions the Dice and Desire crew have taken from the text of the adventures.

Nate and I had good fun geeking out about the Dungeons and Dragons hobby and podcasting in general; if you’re curious as to how sheer enthusiasm translates into awesome content, this one’s definitely for you!

Show Notes

  • 4:00: How the Dice and Desire team discovered Dungeons and Dragons
  • 7:45: How a campaign became a podcast
  • 11:00: Turning game sessions into show episodes
  • 18:00: The Tale of Sebastian, The Most Pitiable Goat in the Forgotten Realms
  • 23:15: Turning fortnightly sessions into weekly episodes
  • 26:30: Nate’s prior podcasting experience
  • 34:30: The Tale of Stuart, The Bard of Dice and Desire (yeah, but, for real too, he’s the one who does the bardcore intro music)
  • 38:00: Getting other people to edit the show.
  • 41:00: The non-game episodes, including DM and DM
  • 44:00: What’s next for Dice and Desire and Nate Peterson?

More Nate and Dice and Desire!

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Podcast Bay: The Podcast - 039 Angela & Bradford, By the Bi

039 Angela & Bradford, By the Bi

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02/03/23 • 46 min

Angela and Bradford have been co-captains of By the Bi, a podcast for anyone interested in learning about bisexuality, the swinger community, open relationships, BDSM, and everything else your vanilla friends refuse to talk with you about, for seven years. They chronicle not only their own voyages through those spaces on the map that many shy away from and mark with “Here Be Swingers,” but the travels of their friends and lovers too.

As well as being a fun and saucy tale of their adventures, Angela and Bradford also intend By the Bi to increase visibility of, and acceptance for, the broader community of sexual explorers and builders of relationships beyond the bounds of convention and monogamy.

Join Captain Rob as he, Angela and Bradford discuss how their podcast serves as relationship therapy, the dual purpose of their podcast recording space, the awesomeness of the By the Bi Discord community and helping people outside the norm realise that they’re not alone.

Time-Stamping the Interrogation

  • 5:40: Hoisting the Jolly Roger: What information about alternate lifestyles were Angela and Bradford unable to locate elsewhere?
  • 10:10: What drew Angela and Bradford to podcasting as a medium for their message?
  • 13:00: Which podcasts were / are Angela and Bradford fans of?
  • 15:20: How do Angela and Bradford get to be more themselves on their own podcast than otherwise?
  • 16:20: Are Angela and Bradford allowed to say “fuck” on Podcast Bay: The Podcast?
  • 18:20: What’s the cost of masking yourself to avoid others taking offence?
  • 20:20: Keeping Ship-Shape: What are the great parts of making By the Bi?
  • 22:45: What opportunities has making By the Bi granted Angela and Bradford?
  • 25:50: How is By the Bi a ritual space for Angela and Bradford?
  • 29:40: Your Own Tortuga: How did Angela and Bradford build the By the Bi Discord community, and how do they maintain it?
  • 35:20: The Rig Rundown: What kit do Angela and Bradford use to record and publish their show?
  • 40:00: Your Treasure Map: What are Angela and Bradford looking forward to?
  • 43:30: Let Our Listeners Loot Your Booty: Pendulum Party on February 17th, 2023; the short film, “Refused Classification;” the play, “Gravity”
  • 47:20: X Marks The Spot: Where can listeners find Angela and Bradford and By the Bi on the Seven Seas of the Internet?

Guest Link!

https://www.bythebi.com.au/

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Podcast Bay: The Podcast - 034 Trina Martin of Trina Talk

034 Trina Martin of Trina Talk

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11/17/22 • 30 min

Trina Martin may have been captain of her show, Trina Talk, for four years, but her other voyages are no less impressive. She’s served in both the US Army AND the US Navy; she’s worked with the FBI; she advocates for women - especially women of colour - in the tech sector.

Each weekly episode of Trina Talk takes us on a journey of discovery with her guest; a quest through their example for a fulfilled life. Trina is a wonderful interviewer who gets great stories from her guests about how they faced life’s challenges and keep living with passion, all while striving to help others live better lives.

Chime in for a great chat about Trina’s preferred branch of service, getting into coding at a young age, geeking out about all the wonderful tech toys and giving an audience something different each week!

Time Stamps:

  • 4:40: Refusing to confine your interests.
  • 7:30: Trina and the tech sector.
  • 10:50: Coming up with questions on the fly.
  • 13:00: The good and bad bits about producing Trina Talk.
  • 15:00: Outsourcing production and Trina’s virtual assistant.
  • 18:00: The Rig Rundown: Trina’s fancy LCD sound board.
  • 24:00: The calendar’s place in keeping organised.
  • 25:00: Ship’s Pets: Trina’s Dobermann
  • 27:00: Next for Trina: Speaking and presenting

More Trina!

https://trinalmartin.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/trina-l-martin

To participate in our listener survey, take part in the latest Podcast Bay scavenger hunt, or to simply join the mailing list to stay up to date on our latest adventures (and win glorious prizes like gear, merch, and professional services like production time) click on the link!

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Whispers speak of a new Pod-Admiral on the sound waves who can drive a ship like no other, and teaches others to drive ships like only he can. Once you wrap your head around that, I’d love to extend an invitation for you to listen in on a conversation had between our beloved (we can’t really call him fearsome) host Rob Farquhar and pod-admiral Terry Cook. Terry hosts 2 masterpieces in the 5 Minute Theory podcast, as well as the show The Instructor. Both shows are aimed at improving the listener’s experience with the Driving Instruction industry. 5 Minute Theory aims to help the listener with the theoretical aspect of the driving examination, whilst The Instructor intends to have driving instructors taking a hard look at themselves in a proverbial mirror to see where they can improve their craft. He’s beating personal bests, and tends to have a bit of a knack for predicting listener trends based on the events of the world. Sound interesting yet? If not he also has a pretty tricksy dog.

In This Episode

  • Rob conducts what could arguably be the best intro ever heard.
  • Why did it take (then) Captain Cook 4 hours to complete a 6 minute podcast episode?
  • Terry takes us on a dive into his personality and opens up his podcast listening library to us.
  • Why Alien is a far superior horror film than Aliens.
  • Once you create the podcast, it turns out that you then have to tell people about it - and other mental gremlins.
  • Terry and Rob mutually coach each other into creating a better guest experience on each other’s podcasts.
  • How it feels when someone asks to be on your show as a guest for the first time, making a major impact from your show, and actually just putting something out consistently.
  • What Terry lacks in future podcast gear demands, he more than makes up for in enthusiasm for his trickster of a dog! (We also appreciate her brand of mischief here at Podcast Bay)
  • Podcast Bay Exclusive: Pod-Admiral Cook’s plans to expand on his podcast fleet!

Get More of Terry!

https://www.tcdrive.co.uk

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Podcast Bay: The Podcast - 029 Ye Best Believe in the Unexplainable with Kade Moir
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08/31/22 • 50 min

Sometimes, me hearties, the treasure you found at that X on the map wasn’t quite the treasure you were really looking for. Our target for this episode, Kade Moir, once co-ran a podcast network called Comic Confidential featuring shows across the geek spectrum; something right up Kade’s alley, being a thorough geek himself.

Nowadays, though, his focus is a single podcast, Believe. In each episode, Kade speaks with someone who has experienced events and phenomena that they can’t explain or even understand. Kade conducts his interviews with genuine curiosity, but more importantly, empathy, as the people with whom he speaks have often never discussed their experiences with others for fear of judgement and ridicule.

Kade’s been bring stories of the paranormal to his audiences for over two and a half years; we had a great chat about giving people who are afraid to speak an opportunity to tell their stories, going from a flag admiral of a network to a captain of a single show, treating your home office for audio quality and setting up your own paranormal-themed coffee brand!

Time Stamps

  • 3:00: The genesis of Believe
  • 4:30: Finding the first guests for the show
  • 7:00: Did you know Australia has its own Bigfoot?
  • 9:00: Whitefella familiarity with indigenous Australian myth
  • 11:00: Developing the skill of empathy
  • 15:30: Creating the Believe Plus subscription service and the advantage of DIY over Patreon
  • 19:00: Cryptid Coffee and sponsoring oneself
  • 21:50: Using Cast to run others’ ads in your podcast
  • 25:00: Comic Confidential and the CC Radio Network: The start of Kade’s podcasting journey
  • 32:00: The decline of CC Radio
  • 35:30: The flourishing of paranormal podcasts
  • 37:30: Rig Rundown: Kade’s Kit
  • 43:30: Acoustic panelling: Kade’s recording space
  • 45:30: Kade’s kit wish list
  • 49:00 What’s next for Kade Moir

More Kade!

https://believepod.com/

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Harden your resolve and double your rum ration, me hearties. In this episode, the good ship Podcast Bay sails into uncharted waters - the waters of... vodcasting. Amandine Flachs has been creating video interviews with entrepreneurs since 2019, when she took her expertise in nurturing startup businesses and her love of digital entertainment and turned them into Entrepreneurs Playing Games, a combination of in-person interviews and playing of party games.

Even the pandemic couldn’t stop this captain; although the playing of games has gone from party games with her guests to solo live streams, Amandine’s YouTube channel is still going strong, continuing to shed light on startup founders and their unique stories and show what it's really like to be building a business.

Your humble first mate was glad to talk with Amandine about the unique features of vodcasting, our shared struggles at times of lining guests up and just how to handle multiple separate chatrooms while doing a live videocast!

Time Stamps

  • 2:00: The genesis of Entrepreneurs Playing Games.
  • 5:30: The appeal of Alan Wake.
  • 7:00: What are the questions startup entrepreneurs ask that no one else was answering?
  • 9:00: What’s the value of a co-founder in a business - and what are the risks?
  • 13:15: Amandine explains her AI startup.
  • 17:00: What made vodcasting Amandine’s preferred format?
  • 19:15: How to build a community while doing live video.
  • 23:45: How to manage multiple comment sources while streaming.
  • 28:00: ... and Rob manages to menton roleplaying games again!
  • 29:30: What Amandine’s show brings out in her.
  • 32:00: The best bits about making a vodcast.
  • 37:00: Finding guests to interview.
  • 39:00: How making YouTube videos helps Amandine relax.
  • 42:00: Rig Rundown: The kit Amandine uses to make her shows.
  • 44:30: Keeping connected with your guest and audience when making videos.
  • 48:30: What’s next for Amandine?

More Amandine Flachs!

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It’s one thing to talk to the captain of a podcast, but chatting to someone who has their own pirate podcast kingdom is quite another thing entirely! Mark Asquith digs podcasting so much that he created his own company, Captivate.fm, around the process of hosting, marketing and monetising podcasts. It’s entirely possible that your favourite podcast is hosted with his business, which was bought out by worldwide media company Global in 2020.

Mark has an entire fleet of podcasts: The Podcast Accelerator, Captivate Insider, The 7 Minute Mentor, the Founders' Fireside, The Straight Talking Guide to Launching Your First Product and The Excellence Expected Interview Series. And while The Podcast Accelerator may be his flagship, we must mention his personal jolly-boat, Spark of Rebellion, where he geeks out with fellow nerd Garry Aylott about Star Wars both classic and brand new.

Yep, Mark is this host’s kind of podcast admiral, and we have a good solid chat about all things podcasting, business, entrepreneurial, Star Wars and general geekery. The Force is definitely with Mark Asquith!

Time Stamps

  • 3:11: Mark’s long-term love affair with podcasting
  • 6:47: Mark’s roots in Yorkshire
  • 9:00: The shows Mark was a fan of back in the day
  • 10:30: Captivate.fm and filling the gaps in podcasting services
  • 15:00: Acquisition by Global and the changes therein
  • 18:40: Rig Rundown: The Captivate.fm offices and Mark’s home studio
  • 21:30: Mark’s view on the changes in the podcasting industry over the last decade
  • 25:15: Geeking out over Mark’s Star Wars podcast, Spark of Rebellion
  • 32:00: Rob can’t help himself in mentioning Dungeons & Dragons again
  • 37:00: Mark and Rob talk about the fandoms of pop culture intellectual properties
  • 45:45: How Mark enures Captivate gives the flexibility to maintain a healthy life
  • 50:00: Mark and Rob discuss the entrepreneurial space and the promises of some coaches
  • 55:00 What’s next for Mark Asquith?

Check out Captivate.fm

https://captivate.fm

More Mark Asquith!

https://twitter.com/mrasquith

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More Dr. Karen Osburn!

https://www.instagram.com/dr._karen_osburn/?hl=en

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Podcast Bay: The Podcast - 018 Let the Revolution Begin with Kate Bryan
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03/15/22 • 34 min

Sails up mateys, and all hands on deck! Today we take to the seas and aim our good ship The Podcast Bay across the pond to the North Atlantic, where Rob will make the long journey to Detroit, Michigan to interrogate PodCaptain Kate Bryan of 1 Girl Revolution! A woman of great resolve and determination who not only runs a massive multimedia platform that consists of a podcast, a facebook page, twitter page and youtube channel, but to top it all off, she created a documentary called The Girl Inside, which was nominated for an Emmy! No small feat indeed! 1 Girl Revolution is a platform that dedicates itself to women and girls, and their heartfelt stories about the challenges they face, and wanting to bring about change in the world and have their voices heard. Kate is the right woman for the task, interviewing these women to hear their stories and what motivates them to realize their full potential! Also in today’s episode, Kate goes into detail about what drives her to do what she does, gives us the lowdown on her favorite recording gear, and divulges some behind the scenes information on her Emmy nominated documentary. To make things even more interesting, she even teases us with the fact that she has another documentary in the works! You won’t want to miss this one, me fellow pirates! So without further delay, sails down and man the oars! We’re about to make landfall and a wealth of information and entertainment is just waiting to be had!

In This Episode:

  • We discover that Kate has had success beyond her imagination with her podcast. It’s been going for over 3 years, with over 140 episodes, thinking she’d never get past 10!
  • 1 Girl Revolution started out as an interview show, and has since evolved into a multiplatform outfit.
  • Kate’s documentary, The Girl Inside, was nominated for an Emmy!
  • She is a big fan of radio shows and interview shows, including crime stories.
  • She is a deep thinker, believing in good versus evil and that the light always wins in the end.
  • Kate tells us about the ups and downs of her hometown, Detroit.
  • Kate informs us that she maintains relationships with and keeps in touch with a lot of the women she interviews.
  • We learn about Kate’s unique style of interviewing her guests.
  • Kate divulges that she worked in PR for many years and still continues to, in a part time capacity.
  • She tells us that she was on the American talk show, Good Morning America!
  • Kate reveals that she has another documentary in the works and lets us in on a little inside information about it.
  • We get the run-down on Kate’s recording and production gear.
  • We learn what’s in store for Kate and her platform in the future.

Links:

www.1girlrevolution.com

www.instagram.com/1girlrevo

www.facebook.com/1girlrevo

www.1girlrevolution.com/podcast

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How many episodes does Podcast Bay: The Podcast have?

Podcast Bay: The Podcast currently has 47 episodes available.

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The podcast is about Marketing, Podcasts, Technology and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Podcast Bay: The Podcast?

The episode title '040 Jeff Akin of Babylon 5 For the First Time' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on Podcast Bay: The Podcast is 49 minutes.

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Episodes of Podcast Bay: The Podcast are typically released every 15 days, 13 hours.

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