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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker.

The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker.

Ingenium Books

The trusted source for indie authors and/or publishers who aspire to be — or already are — changemakers. Your podcast hosts are Boni and John Wagner-Stafford of Ingenium Books. Publishing bi-weekly. Learn more at www.ingeniumbookspodcast.com.

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - The Author's Guide to Email Marketing Featuring Matt Treacey

The Author's Guide to Email Marketing Featuring Matt Treacey

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11/09/23 • 31 min

If you're feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by your lack of book sales, despite your efforts to utilize email marketing, then you are not alone. Many authors find themselves stuck in a cycle of sending out newsletters, freebies, and promotional emails, only to see minimal results. Instead of seeing increased book sales and stronger connections with readers, you may be experiencing low open rates, unresponsive subscribers, and a sense of wasted time and energy.
"Email is the most overlooked marketing channel, but it's the highest ROI channel with the highest engagement. It is — or it can be — a huge and active group of people, and it an an audience you own. It's the most reliable and direct access you can have."
— Matt Treacey
In this episode, you will learn how to:

  • Boost book sales and connect with readers through effective email marketing strategies.
  • Unlock the power of email lists to maximize your author platform and reach a wider audience.
  • Create a thriving ecosystem with your email list, fostering stronger relationships with your readers.
  • Unleash the benefits of email marketing and watch your book sales soar.
  • Personalize and segment your emails to engage readers on a deeper level, resulting in increased book sales and reader loyalty.

The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Sign up for Matt Treacey's email marketing consultation services: Visit Matt's website to learn more about his services and how he helps clients improve their email marketing strategy.
Purchase Matt Treacey's book Natural Orders: Email Marketing Automation Strategy for Small Online Business to discover valuable insights on taking your email strategy to the next level.
Join the Ingenium Books Books podcast community: Subscribe to the Ingenium Books Books podcast on your favorite podcast platform to stay updated on the latest episodes featuring authors, publishers, and changemakers.
Follow Matt Treacey on social media: Connect with Matt on social media platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram to stay updated on his latest insights and tips on email marketing.
Attend a webinar or workshop on email marketing: Keep an eye out for upcoming webinars or workshops hosted by Matt Treacey or other industry experts to deepen your knowledge and skills

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Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

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· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - Finding Passion and Purpose in Publishing

Finding Passion and Purpose in Publishing

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05/11/23 • 28 min

First up, it's a new season and a new name! Boni and John discuss the reasons for the name change from The Empowered Author Podcast to the Ingenium Books Podcast. Then we dive in to the wonderful ways to find passion and purpose in publishing.
Are you tired of being told to just keep writing more books, without any real progress in your pursuit of getting your book published and to market? Are you confused about which publishing approach is right for you? You're not alone. In this episode, we'll explore alternative paths to success and reveal how branching out beyond traditional book publishing can lead to exciting new avenues for your work. Get ready to discover untapped opportunities and unlock your potential in the world of independent publishing.
In this episode, you will be able to:

  • Understand the essence of independent publishing and the significance of being an active author.
  • See how nurturing a genuine passion is instrumental in the independent publishing world.
  • Investigate the correlation between profitable margins and providing a livable wage in publishing.
  • Dive into the challenges posed by AI innovations and the imperative for ceaseless learning.
  • Reveal untapped opportunities that lie outside of traditional book publishing, like venturing into TV and film licensing.

The key moments in this episode are:

  • 00:00:00 - Introduction
  • 00:01:01 - The Future of Publishing is Independent
  • 00:05:21 - Running a Successful Independent Publishing Business
  • 00:10:25 - Historical Domain of Publishers
  • 00:13:55 - Author Engagement in the Marketing Process
  • 00:16:17 - The Importance of Diversifying Income
  • 00:18:41 - The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Publishing
  • 00:22:13 - Pursuing Film and TV Licensing
  • 00:27:12 - The Business of Film and TV Licensing
  • 00:28:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action

The resources mentioned in this episode are:

  • Visit the Ingenium Books website to learn more about their publishing services and to check out their stories that inspire, enlighten, and challenge.
  • Join the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) to connect with other independent publishers and to attend their annual conference.
  • Consider becoming an independent author or publisher if you have a passion for creative expression and want to have more control over the publishing process.
  • Make sure to pay yourself and your team a living wage, even if margins in the publishing industry are tight.
  • Be engaged in the exercise of marketing your book to reach your readers, as readers are often more interested in the author than the publisher.
  • Check out the cool little video on the Ingenium Books website that explains their core values.
  • If you're interested in film and TV licensing, music tracks, or audiobooks, stay tuned for upcoming episodes that will cover these topics and learn more at https://ingeni

Support the show

Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

· https://ingeniumbookspodcast.com
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - Democratizing Changemaking: A Framework for Transformative Discussions and Ideas with Corrina Grace
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08/10/23 • 29 min

Meet Corrina Grace, the changemaker who, we believe, has shattered the mold. From her early career as an engineer in Australia, to founder of a Central American nonprofit organization called Seres, Corrina’s passion for climate justice took her on an unexpected journey — to Guatemala, where she had a realization that changemaking had become elitist, something the wealthy and powerful think they must do for those they believe are not powerful and disenfranchised.

Corrina’s book, The Weaver’s Way, shows us how she challenged her own concept of what it meant to be a leader driving change. Dive into the pages of The Weaver's Way with us, and embark on a transformative adventure that will leave you questioning what it truly means to be a hero.

In this episode you will:

  • Discover how changemaking is not an elite privilege, but an opportunity open to all.
  • Grasp the emotional battleground changemakers endure, tackling impostor syndrome while mastering the art of self-promotion.
  • Learn about Corrina’s poignant journey of transforming thoughts into words, along with the pain and ecstasy of writing her book.
  • Understand Corrina’s unique framework for truly transformative change.
  • Unveil the factors that determine the power of empowerment in compelling individuals to spring into action.

The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:21 - About Corrina Grace
00:03:02 - The Purpose of "The Weaver's Way"
00:06:08 - The Decision to Write a Book
00:11:41 - Challenges of Self-Promotion
00:16:04 - Reaching a Larger Audience
00:17:00 - Setting Expectations
00:19:44 - Democratizing the Practice of Change Making
00:21:15 - Education for the Next Generation
00:22:44 - Geographic Receptivity to the Message

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Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

· https://ingeniumbookspodcast.com
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - How to Become a TEDx Speaker with Author Marjorie Aunos

How to Become a TEDx Speaker with Author Marjorie Aunos

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10/26/23 • 37 min

Do you aspire to be a TEDx speaker? Are you eager to achieve the desired outcome of becoming a captivating presenter on the TEDx stage? Look no further. In this episode, our esteemed guest, Ingenium Books' author Marjorie Aunos, shares her invaluable insights on how to navigate the process of becoming a TEDx speaker. With her expertise, you can unlock the key to becoming a compelling TEDx speaker and realize your dream of captivating audiences worldwide.

Every time I spoke, I felt more empowered, and I felt my message got clearer...my voice is still there. And because I am now a mom with a disability, my voice is actually louder, or it resonates differently to many different people.
— Marjorie Aunos, author of
Mom on Wheels and TedX Speaker

In this episode you will find out about:

  • Mastering your writing voice for speech: Discover how to hone your unique writing voice and style to captivate listeners and stand out in a crowded market.
  • The power of editing and revising: Learn why the editing and revising process is crucial for creating polished, impactful speech that resonates with the audience.
  • How pursuing a TedX speaking slot can help you in marketing and promotion of your book, boosting visibility and sales and reaching a wider audience.
  • Hear author Marjorie Aunos' personal experiences and stories from her path to getting on the TedX stage and share in her triumphs, challenges, and lessons learned on her journey.


The resources mentioned in this episode are:

  • Check out Marjorie Aunos' book, Mom on Wheels, available on Ingenium Books' website: https://ingeniumbooks.com/mom-on-wheels-by-marjorie-aunos/
  • Watch Marjorie Aunos' TEDx Talk, titled What We can Learn fromParents with Disabilities, here: https://youtu.be/XeYYVz_PH30?si=wkczcpfwzdge95sw
  • Explore the TEDx website to learn more about the TEDx events and find upcoming events near you: https://www.ted.com/about/programs-initiatives/tedx-program
  • Consider attending an Inspirational Speaking competition to experience the power of storytelling and public speaking.
  • Subscribe to the Ingenium Books Podcast to discover more inspiring stories and insights from authors and changemakers.
  • Share the podcast episode or Marjorie Aunos' TEDx Talk with others who may benefit from her message.
  • Take the time to reflect on the power of solution-focused thinking and how it can positively impact your own life and parenting journey.

Support the show

Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

· https://ingeniumbookspodcast.com
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - Expert Tips from Jane Friedman: How to Navigate the Publishing Industry and Create a Buzz
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07/20/23 • 29 min

In this episode, Jane Friedman shares valuable advice on publishing and marketing for authors. Discover how to find your book buying audience, plan successful book launches, and the role of literary agents. But what happens when an author engages a non-book buying audience? Find out in this episode...

In this second of a two-part interview, we welcome Jane Friedman, a publishing industry expert with extensive knowledge in author marketing and a renowned editor within the industry. Jane is the chief editor of The Hotsheet, an industry newsletter highly sought-after for maintaining an insightful pulse on the publishing industry's latest trends. Authors throughout the literary community respect her for her ability to help them understand the complexities of — among other things — their book buying audience. With an industry-specific viewpoint that is both discerning and wide-ranging, Jane is an invaluable source of guidance for authors navigating the publishing world.

In this episode:

  • Learn to navigate book publishing and marketing, enhancing your authorial success.
  • Discover the pros and cons of each publishing model.
  • Decode data-centric decision making in book promotion.
  • Conquer self-doubt and learn to embrace your potential, mastering the art of self-promotion.
  • Gain insights into a literary agent's role.

The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:00 - Introduction,
00:02:28 - Common Questions from Authors
00:03:38 - Navigating the Publishing Landscape
00:05:57 - Publishers and Data
00:10:07 - Embracing Marketing as an Author
00:17:17 - Identifying Your Book Buying Audience
00:18:59 - Collaborating on Book Launches
00:23:53 - The Role of Literary Agents
00:27:40 - Getting an Agent in Today's Market
00:28:30 - Jane Friedman's Work and Resources
The resources mentioned in this episode are:

  • Subscribe to The Hotsheet Industry newsletter for updates on the publishing industry.
  • Listen to the first episode of the podcast for a discussion on AI in the publishing industry, Scribe Media, and Indigo.
  • Consider your goals and objectives before deciding where and how to publish your book.
  • Utilize your own data and insights to pitch your book to publishers, such as social media following or access to specific demographics.
  • Embrace marketing and promotion as an author, recognizing that readers are more interested in hearing from you than the publisher.
  • Engage with your readers on social media platforms like Twitter, joining conversations and building relationships.
  • Identify your book buying audience and tailor your marketing efforts towards them.
  • Consider participating in book launch partnerships to expand your reach and connect with new readers.
  • Explore marketing strategies and tactics to find what works best for you and your book.
  • Keep an eye on industry trends, such as the use of data in acquisitions and marketing decision

Support the show

Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

· https://ingeniumbookspodcast.com
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - Breaking Boundaries: The Inspiring Journey from Dyslexia to Self-Publishing

Breaking Boundaries: The Inspiring Journey from Dyslexia to Self-Publishing

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12/07/23 • 33 min

In this riveting episode of The Ingenium Books Podcast, author Ivan Scott defies the odds as he shares his journey through more than 300 rejections from traditional publishers, overcoming dyslexia, and achieving his dreams. With his mantra of "find a way or find an excuse," Ivan's story and positive attitude will inspire you no matter what obstacles you face in your author journey.

"With dyslexia, I have to go from A to B, over to C, then to D, then to E and F. Oh, okay, now I'm where I need to be. It just takes me a diftferen.t path to get tere. And now that I have figured out how to do it, that's the way that I roll." — Ivan Scott

In this episode, you will:

  • Gain inspiration and practical insights on how one author has overcome dyslexia-related challenges in writing.
  • Uncover the advantages of self-publishing when rejections from publishers mount.
  • Learn about the impact dyslexia can have on your writing and how to navigate through it.
  • Understand the importance of perseverance in your self-publishing journey.
  • Gain a deeper understanding of the self-publishing journey and what it entails.
  • Find motivation to pursue your dreams as an aspiring author with dyslexia.

The resources mentioned in this episode are:

  • Visit Ingenium Books website to learn more about their services and resources for authors.
  • Check out Ivan Scott's website to discover his books and learn more about his writing journey.
  • Purchase Ivan Scott's books on popular online platforms such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository.
  • Consider self-publishing your own book with Ingenium Books if you're interested in taking control of your publishing journey.
  • Explore the podcast episodes of the Ingenium Books podcast for more conversations and insights on author publishing.
  • Connect with Ivan Scott on social media platforms such as Facebook or Twitter to stay updated on his latest projects and writing updates.

Support the show

Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

· https://ingeniumbookspodcast.com
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - Build Your Author Platform with Anne Janzer

Build Your Author Platform with Anne Janzer

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12/15/21 • 33 min

Traditional publishers are all looking for the same thing as they consider which authors and books to take on: a solid manuscript, a unique approach and clear audience, and an author with a platform. As indie authors, the conventional wisdom is that you also want to have an author platform.... the bigger the better. But what if that advice doesn't always hold? That's what we're talking about today with Anne Janzer, author of Get the Word Out.

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Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

· https://ingeniumbookspodcast.com
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - Plagiarism Problems and How to Minimize Risk

Plagiarism Problems and How to Minimize Risk

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11/17/21 • 32 min

No doubt you’ve heard, by now, about the legal dispute between Dawn Dorland and Sonya Larson, brought to light by a recent New York Times article titled “Who Is the Bad Art Friend?”, written by Robert Kolker and published in October of 2021 in The New York Times Magazine. This case begs the question: how much can we draw from our own life, and the life of others, before it veers into sticky plagiarism and copyright territory?
Another case, this one in London, centres on two cookbooks that have strikingly similar phrasing in describing food traditions, as reported by The Bookseller and The Guardian, among other outlets.
Boni and John recently discussed these two cases, and what it means for authors, on The Empowered Author podcast, which you can listen to right here, or keep reading for the highlights and takeaways.

Support the show

Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

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· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - Ten Publishing Lies Told to Indie Authors

Ten Publishing Lies Told to Indie Authors

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10/13/21 • 35 min

Let’s debunk some of the most pervasive myths and look at the top ten publishing lies told to indie authors. If you’re a novice to publishing, you’ve probably already come across a ton of conflicting information. A big reason for this is that the publishing landscape has changed immensely in the past decade or two and what was true for an author who published their first book twenty years ago is not necessarily true for a new author today.

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· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. - From Page to Screen: Unlocking the Secrets of Adaptation with Laura Elliott

From Page to Screen: Unlocking the Secrets of Adaptation with Laura Elliott

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07/27/23 • 29 min

Have you ever heard these myths about writing for the page versus writing for the screen? Myth number one: All you have to do is adapt your novel into a screenplay. Myth number two: Screenwriting is easier because you don't have to worry about descriptions or internal thoughts. And myth number three: Writing for the page requires more creativity than writing for the screen. In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Laura Elliott, a seasoned author and screenwriter, who will debunk these myths and share the truth about the key differences between writing for the page and writing for the screen. Tune in to gain valuable insights into both forms of storytelling.

In this episode, you will:

· Discover the intriguing journey of transforming a book into a screenplay.

· Explore the unique nuances between writing for the printed page and scripting for a visual medium.

· Delve into the challenges and opportunities screenwriting presents, including a fresh perspective on telling your story.

· Understand the relationship between the author and the screenwriter, illuminating the creative process.

The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:02:23 - The Difference Between Books and Movies
00:05:17 - How Laura Elliott Got into Screenwriting
00:07:54 - Length Differences Between Books and Movies
00:12:11 - Learning Screenwriting and the Importance of Table Reads
00:17:20 - Starting a Book and Screenplay
00:19:34 - Heightening Drama in Screenwriting
00:23:45 - Synergy Between Author and Screenwriter
00:26:28 - Finding the Right Producer
00:28:05 - Taking the First Step
The resources mentioned in this episode are:

· Check out the book Story by Robert McKee to learn more about screenwriting.

· Explore the possibility of adapting your book into a screenplay for the big or small screen.

· Read The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynn Reid Banks and watch the movie adaptation to see the differences between the two.

· Consider distilling your story down to its essence for a screen adaptation, focusing on the most dramatic parts.

· Study the three-act structure for feature films and the five-act structure for TV series.

· If you have a true story to tell, consider adapting it into a screenplay to bring it to a broader audience.

Support the show

Thanks for listening! Find us wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@ingeniumbooks) or visit our website at ingeniumbooks.com.

· https://ingeniumbookspodcast.com
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingeniumbooks/
· https://ingeniumbooks.com
· https://www.facebook.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://www.youtube.com/@ingeniumbooks
· https://www.twitter.com/ingeniumbooks
· https://instagram.com/ingeniumbooks

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The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. currently has 76 episodes available.

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The podcast is about Publishing, Entrepreneurship, Writing, Writers, Podcasts, Memoir, Books, Nonfiction, Arts and Business.

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The episode title 'Book Marketing Mindset with Yvonne Caputo' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. is 32 minutes.

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Episodes of The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. are typically released every 7 days.

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The first episode of The Ingenium Books Podcast: Author. Publisher. Changemaker. was released on Apr 16, 2021.

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