Revolutionizing Podcasting with ChatGPT

01/18/23 • 28 min

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of AI, specifically OpenAI's, ChatGPT. We share our personal experiences with it so far and how obsessed we've become with it! We'll also some diffeeent ways it can be used for podcasting, from transcriptions to show notes to a whole lot more! Plus, we'll dive into the potential implications of this technology as well as how it can be used to save time and increase creativity.

Timeline Summary:

(0:00) Introduction to ChatGPT and its potential uses in podcasting
(1:19) Personal experiences with chat GPT and the impact it has had
(2:06) Using ChatGPT for show notes and transcripts
(12:32) Potential uses of ChatGPT in other industries such as government and robotics
(25:08) Repurposing content using ChatGPT
(27:28) Conclusion and encouragement for listeners to play around with the technology

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Timeline Summary:

(0:00) Introduction to ChatGPT and its potential uses in podcasting
(1:19) Personal experiences with chat GPT and the impact it has had
(2:06) Using ChatGPT for show notes and transcripts
(12:32) Potential uses of ChatGPT in other industries such as government and robotics
(25:08) Repurposing content using ChatGPT
(27:28) Conclusion and encouragement for listeners to play around with the technology

To learn more about Larry Roberts & Marc Ronick, visit our websites:
podcastphd.pro
readilyrandom.com
ironickmedia.com
Join our Clubhouse community

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The Best Kept Secret in Podcasting: The Benefits of Attending a Podcast Convention

We share our personal experiences attending our first podcast conventions and we’ll discuss the benefits of these events for podcasters. We discuss how attending conventions can help podcasters network, learn from industry experts, and make valuable business and personal connections. We’ll delve into why pushing yourself out of your comfort zone is critical, as these are often the times when doors open and new opportunities arise.
0:57 Introduction to the topic of podcast conventions
1:28 Larry shares his initial reluctance to attend a conference
4:34 Marc shares his own experience with attending a podcast convention
5:56 We discuss the benefits of networking and building relationships in the podcasting industry
7:30 The importance of seeking out opportunities
10:20 Pushing yourself out of your comfort zone
18:19 Local meetup groups and other events
19:30 Final thoughts
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14:15 Transcription software for more than just show notes
19:00 Recommendations for advanced podcasting equipment
30:00 Final thoughts

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