The first episode of Podcast Movement Sessions Season 2 is here! Featuring Pat Flynn, Felix Montelara, Christina Canters, Troy Heinritz, Ramona Rice and Podcast Movement Co-Founder, Jared Easley.

The first episode of Podcast Movement Sessions Season 2 is here! Featuring Pat Flynn, Felix Montelara, Christina Canters, Troy Heinritz, Ramona Rice and Podcast Movement Co-Founder, Jared Easley.

This year, as we enter season four of Podcast Movement Sessions, we're taking a close look at the Society, Culture, and Advocacy tract of PM19. Through conversations recorded on-site in Orlando and audio pulled directly from the Podcast Movement stage, we're tackle some of the most important issues content creators deal with and how podcasting as a medium is unlike any other in showcasing the underrepresented voices of the world in a powerful way. We'll also speak with some of the biggest names in the True Crime genre about balancing their role as advocates and journalists. Plus: a full-circle moment for Podcast Movement as Earlonne Woods and Nigel Poor (co-hosts of Ear Hustle), talk about their journey as podcasters (having won Radiotopia's PodQuest competition back at Podcast Movement 2016), being advocates for criminal justice reform, and how Ear Hustle paved the way for Earlonne's release just this past spring. Subscribe now to Podcast Movement Sessions, the first two episodes of season four will drop on Black Friday (November 29th)!!

Season Four of the Podcast Movement Sessions is hosted by Producer Ted Woods, and proudly sponsored by Storyblocks.

This year, as we enter season four of Podcast Movement Sessions, we're taking a close look at the Society, Culture, and Advocacy tract of PM19. Through conversations recorded on-site in Orlando and audio pulled directly from the Podcast Movement stage, we're tackle some of the most important issues content creators deal with and how podcasting as a medium is unlike any other in showcasing the underrepresented voices of the world in a powerful way. We'll also speak with some of the biggest names in the True Crime genre about balancing their role as advocates and journalists. Plus: a full-circle moment for Podcast Movement as Earlonne Woods and Nigel Poor (co-hosts of&nbsp;Ear Hustle), talk about their journey as podcasters (having won Radiotopia's PodQuest competition back at Podcast Movement 2016), being advocates for criminal justice reform, and how Ear Hustle paved the way for Earlonne's release just this past spring. Subscribe now to Podcast Movement Sessions, the first two episodes of season four will drop on Black Friday (November 29th)!!
Season Four of the Podcast Movement Sessions is hosted by <a href="https://www.producerted.com/">Producer Ted Woods</a>, and proudly sponsored by <a href="https://www.storyblocks.com/">Storyblocks</a>.

Podcast Movement Sessions

This year, as we enter season four of Podcast Movement Sessions, we're taking a close look at the Society, Culture, and Advocacy tract of PM19. Through conversations recorded on-site in Orlando and audio pulled directly from the Podcast Movement stage, we're tackle some of the most important issues content creators deal with and how podcasting as a medium is unlike any other in showcasing the underrepresented voices of the world in a powerful way. We'll also speak with some of the biggest names in the True Crime genre about balancing their role as advocates and journalists. Plus: a full-circle moment for Podcast Movement as Earlonne Woods and Nigel Poor (co-hosts of Ear Hustle), talk about their journey as podcasters (having won Radiotopia's PodQuest competition back at Podcast Movement 2016), being advocates for criminal justice reform, and how Ear Hustle paved the way for Earlonne's release just this past spring.

Season Four of the Podcast Movement Sessions is hosted by Producer Ted Woods, and proudly sponsored by Storyblocks.

This year, as we enter season four of Podcast Movement Sessions, we're taking a close look at the Society, Culture, and Advocacy tract of PM19. Through conversations recorded on-site in Orlando and audio pulled directly from the Podcast Movement stage, we're tackle some of the most important issues content creators deal with and how podcasting as a medium is unlike any other in showcasing the underrepresented voices of the world in a powerful way. We'll also speak with some of the biggest names in the True Crime genre about balancing their role as advocates and journalists. Plus: a full-circle moment for Podcast Movement as Earlonne Woods and Nigel Poor (co-hosts of&nbsp;Ear Hustle), talk about their journey as podcasters (having won Radiotopia's PodQuest competition back at Podcast Movement 2016), being advocates for criminal justice reform, and how Ear Hustle paved the way for Earlonne's release just this past spring.
Season Four of the Podcast Movement Sessions is hosted by <a href="https://www.producerted.com/">Producer Ted Woods</a>, and proudly sponsored by <a href="https://www.storyblocks.com/">Storyblocks</a>.

The Podcast Community: Finding Yours, Growing and Maintaining it, and Why It can Be So Important

Show Open and Episode Introduction

Podcast Spotlight: 'Stuff You Missed in History Class'

Holly and Tracy's Perspectives on Podcasting Evolution

Satisfying the Ever Savvy Podcast Listener

How Podcasts Are Evolving

Role 'Serial' Played in Content Boom

Expansion of Social Advocacy Podcasts

Session Spotlight: Patrice Washington Keynote

S4 Teaser and Credits

As season four comes to a close, we're looking ahead at how podcasting continues to evolve. Award winning content creators discuss their perspective on the growth of podcasting, what that means for the industry side of things, and how the expanding audience base provides more opportunity for diverse voices to find and engage with listeners.

We'll shine our Podcast Movement Sessions spotlight on Stuff You Missed In History Class in conversation with co-hosts Holly Frey and Tracy V. Wilson [2:09]; the duo give us their perspective on podcasting's continued evolution [4:18]; plus: Holly and Tracy will tell us about the need to satisfy a more savvy podcast audience [8:48]; award winning creators discuss the evolution of podcasting [14:48]; reporter Justin Ling discusses the role Serial played in podcasting's True Crime boom [17:22]; Jen Chien (lead editor, 70 Million) tells us about the expansion she's seen in social advocacy podcasts [20:03]; and we'll close this season with our spotlight pointed directly at PM19 keynote speaker Patrice Washington [21:21].

Voices in this episode: Stuff You Missed in History Class co-hosts Tracy V. Wilson and Holly Frey, Podcast Movement co-founders Jared Easley and Dan Franks, Tenderfoot TV producer Meredith Stedman, Uncover: The Village host Justin Ling, 70 Million lead editor Jen Chien.

Season four of Podcast Movement Sessions is sponsored by Storyblocks! An amazing resource for all your stock footage, AE templates, SFX, and music bed needs...for more information visit: Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement

Tickets are on sale now for Podcast Movement Evolutions coming to Los Angeles in February and for Podcast Movement 2020 coming to Dallas in August! More information at PodcastMovement.com! While there, sign up for our PodMov Daily newsletter, connect with us on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter, and check out our YouTube channel!

As season four comes to a close, we're looking ahead at how podcasting continues to evolve. Award winning content creators discuss their perspective on the growth of podcasting, what that means for the industry side of things, and how the expanding audience base provides more opportunity for diverse voices to find and engage with listeners.
We'll shine our Podcast Movement Sessions spotlight on <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/stuff-you-missed-in-history-cl-21124503/">Stuff You Missed In History Class</a> in conversation with co-hosts Holly Frey and Tracy V. Wilson [2:09]; the duo give us their perspective on podcasting's continued evolution [4:18]; plus: Holly and Tracy will tell us about the need to satisfy a more savvy podcast audience [8:48]; award winning creators discuss the evolution of podcasting [14:48]; reporter Justin Ling discusses the role <a href="https://serialpodcast.org/">Serial</a> played in podcasting's True Crime boom [17:22]; Jen Chien (lead editor, <a href="https://70millionpod.com">70 Million</a>) tells us about the expansion she's seen in social advocacy podcasts [20:03]; and we'll close this season with our spotlight pointed directly at PM19 keynote speaker <a href="https://patricewashington.com/">Patrice Washington</a> [21:21].
Voices in this episode: Stuff You Missed in History Class co-hosts <a href="https://twitter.com/tracyvwilson?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor">Tracy V. Wilson</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/surliestgirl">Holly Frey</a>, <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/">Podcast Movement</a> co-founders Jared Easley and Dan Franks, <a href="https://tenderfoot.tv/">Tenderfoot TV</a> producer <a href="https://twitter.com/meredithstedman?lang=en">Meredith Stedman</a>, <a href="https://www.cbc.ca/mediacentre/program/uncover-the-village">Uncover: The Village</a> host <a href="https://justinling.ca/">Justin Ling</a>, 70 Million lead editor <a href="https://twitter.com/j_chien?lang=en">Jen Chien</a>.
Season four of Podcast Movement Sessions is sponsored by Storyblocks! An amazing resource for all your stock footage, AE templates, SFX, and music bed needs...for more information visit: <a href="Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement">Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement</a>
Tickets are on sale now for <a href="http://events.podcastmovement.com/la2020/">Podcast Movement Evolutions</a> coming to Los Angeles in February and for <a href="https://pheedloop.com/pm20/site/register/">Podcast Movement 2020</a> coming to Dallas in August! More information at <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/">PodcastMovement.com</a>! While there, sign up for our <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/subscribe/">PodMov Daily newsletter</a>, connect with us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/PodcastMovement/">Facebook</a>/<a href="https://www.instagram.com/podcastmovement/">Instagram</a>/<a href="https://twitter.com/podcastmovement">Twitter</a>, and check out our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ4Lg7uIrbs3ZbeTpNurtWw">YouTube channel</a>!

Award winning podcasters reflect on their careers in the growing medium and how they've seen it evolve over time.

The Evolution of Podcasting

Podcast Spotlight: 'History is Gay'

Leigh Pfeffer on Increasing Voices in Podcasting

Session Spotlight: 'From Gay History to the Gay Future'

Accessibility Makes Podcasting an Outlet for Untold Stories

Finding Unexpected Listeners in Audience

LGBTQ+ Brand of Comedy Becoming Mainstream

Advice for Potential Podcasters

Podcast Spotlight: 'Gay Future'

Connecting with Global Podcast Audience

S4:E8: Teaser and Credits

In season four's penultimate episode, we'll discuss how Queer Culture has turned to podcasting as a means of telling unique and diverse stories to a global audience. Decorated creators discuss content strategies in the podcast space and how they utilize the intimacy of the audio medium to spread meaningful messages to their growing numbers of listeners.

We'll shine our Podcast Movement Sessions spotlight on History Is Gay in conversation with co-host Leigh Pfeffer [1:57]; Leigh speaks to the increasing number of diverse voices in podcasting [6:14]; we'll hear from PM19's 'From Gay History to the Gay Future' session [10:33]; where panelists discussed how podcasting's accessibility has made it a great outlet for untold stories [12:31]; how they've grown their audience base in some unexpected ways [14:16]; how the LGBTQ+ brand of comedy is becoming more and more mainstream [15:47]; panelists give some advice for potential podcasters and content creators [17:27]; finally, we'll shine our Podcast Movement Sessions spotlight on Gay Future in conversation with co-creators Connor Wright and Christina Friel [20:32]; how their team connected with podcasting's global audience and landed on The Atlantic's "50 Best Podcasts of 2019" list [24:38].

Voices in this episode: History is Gay co-host Leigh Pfeffer, Gay Future co-creators Connor Wright and Christina Friel, and Arif Noorani (Executive Producer, CBC Podcasts).

Season four of Podcast Movement Sessions is sponsored by Storyblocks! An amazing resource for all your stock footage, AE templates, SFX, and music bed needs...for more information visit: Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement

Tickets are on sale now for Podcast Movement Evolutions coming to Los Angeles in February and for Podcast Movement 2020 coming to Dallas in August! More information at PodcastMovement.com! While there, sign up for our PodMov Daily newsletter, connect with us on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter, and check out our YouTube channel!

In season four's penultimate episode, we'll discuss how Queer Culture has turned to podcasting as a means of telling unique and diverse stories to a global audience. Decorated creators discuss content strategies in the podcast space and how they utilize the intimacy of the audio medium to spread meaningful messages to their growing numbers of listeners.
We'll shine our Podcast Movement Sessions spotlight on <a href="https://www.historyisgaypodcast.com/">History Is Gay</a> in conversation with co-host Leigh Pfeffer [1:57]; Leigh speaks to the increasing number of diverse voices in podcasting [6:14]; we'll hear from PM19's 'From Gay History to the Gay Future' session [10:33]; where panelists discussed how podcasting's accessibility has made it a great outlet for untold stories [12:31]; how they've grown their audience base in some unexpected ways [14:16]; how the LGBTQ+ brand of comedy is becoming more and more mainstream [15:47]; panelists give some advice for potential podcasters and content creators [17:27]; finally, we'll shine our Podcast Movement Sessions spotlight on <a href="gayfuturepodcast.com">Gay Future</a> in conversation with co-creators Connor Wright and Christina Friel [20:32]; how their team connected with podcasting's global audience and landed on <a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2019/12/50-best-podcasts-2019/604165/">The Atlantic's "50 Best Podcasts of 2019" list</a> [24:38].
Voices in this episode: History is Gay co-host <a href="https://www.instagram.com/aparadoxinflux/?hl=en">Leigh Pfeffer</a>, Gay Future co-creators <a href="https://twitter.com/conn_baby?lang=en">Connor Wright</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/christinafriel_">Christina Friel</a>, and <a href="https://twitter.com/arifnoorani">Arif Noorani</a> (Executive Producer, CBC Podcasts).
Season four of Podcast Movement Sessions is sponsored by Storyblocks! An amazing resource for all your stock footage, AE templates, SFX, and music bed needs...for more information visit: <a href="Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement">Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement</a>
Tickets are on sale now for <a href="http://events.podcastmovement.com/la2020/">Podcast Movement Evolutions</a> coming to Los Angeles in February and for <a href="https://pheedloop.com/pm20/site/register/">Podcast Movement 2020</a> coming to Dallas in August! More information at <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/">PodcastMovement.com</a>! While there, sign up for our <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/subscribe/">PodMov Daily newsletter</a>, connect with us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/PodcastMovement/">Facebook</a>/<a href="https://www.instagram.com/podcastmovement/">Instagram</a>/<a href="https://twitter.com/podcastmovement">Twitter</a>, and check out our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ4Lg7uIrbs3ZbeTpNurtWw">YouTube channel</a>!

How queer culture has turned to podcasting as a means of telling unique and diverse stories to a global audience. Decorated creators discuss content strategies in the podcasting space. How podcasters are spreading meaningful messages to growing mass of listeners from around the world.

Queer Culture in the Podcast World

Importance of Representation for Underrepresented Voices in Podcasting

Podcasting As Outlet For Diverse Voices

PM19 Session Spotlight: 'Disrupting Spaces'

Approaching Tipping Point for Persons Of Color in Podcasting

Importance of Behind-The-Scenes Skillset

How to Help Empower Marginalized Voices

Balancing Authenticity with Palatability

Origins of Podcast Movement's Society, Culture, and Advocacy Track

S4:E7 Teaser and Credits

As the podcast landscape continues to evolve, traditionally underrepresented communities are utilizing the space to bring their voices to the mainstream. On the Society, Culture, and Advocacy stage at Podcast Movement, content creators discussed the growing diversity in the space and how we can do our part to empower marginalized voices in podcasting.

Alia Tavakolian (head of content for Spoke Media) and Elsie Escobar (co-founder of She Podcasts) discuss the expansion of podcasting for diverse voices [2:02]; why podcasts have become a more and more popular outlet for underrepresented communities [3:45]; we'll spotlight PM19's 'Disrupting Spaces' panel in conversation with moderator Tangia Renee Estrada [9:49]; the approaching tipping point for persons of color in podcasting [13:53]; the importance of learning behind-the-scenes skills in production and monetization [15:49]; how we can do our part to empower marginalized voices[18:35]; balancing authenticity with palatability [20:58]; plus: Podcast Movement co-founder Jared Easley and Lipstick and Vinyl CEO Allyson Marino discuss the origins of Podcast Movement's Society, Culture, and Advocacy Track [23:19].

Voices in this episode: Spoke Media co-founder Alia Tavakolian, She Podcast co-founder Elsie Escobar, and 'Disrupting Spaces' moderator Tangia Renee Estrada, Podcast Movement co-founder Jared Easley, Lipstick and Vinyl podcast network founder Allyson Marino.

Season four of Podcast Movement Sessions is sponsored by Storyblocks! An amazing resource for all your stock footage, AE templates, SFX, and music bed needs...for more information visit: Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement

Tickets are on sale now for Podcast Movement Evolutions coming to Los Angeles in February and for Podcast Movement 2020 coming to Dallas in August! More information at PodcastMovement.com! While there, sign up for our PodMov Daily newsletter, connect with us on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter, and check out our YouTube channel!

As the podcast landscape continues to evolve, traditionally underrepresented communities are utilizing the space to bring their voices to the mainstream. On the Society, Culture, and Advocacy stage at <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/">Podcast Movement</a>, content creators discussed the growing diversity in the space and how we can do our part to empower marginalized voices in podcasting.
Alia Tavakolian (head of content for Spoke Media) and Elsie Escobar (co-founder of She Podcasts) discuss the expansion of podcasting for diverse voices [2:02]; why podcasts have become a more and more popular outlet for underrepresented communities [3:45]; we'll spotlight PM19's 'Disrupting Spaces' panel in conversation with moderator Tangia Renee Estrada [9:49]; the approaching tipping point for persons of color in podcasting [13:53]; the importance of learning behind-the-scenes skills in production and monetization [15:49]; how we can do our part to empower marginalized voices[18:35]; balancing authenticity with palatability [20:58]; plus: Podcast Movement co-founder Jared Easley and Lipstick and Vinyl CEO Allyson Marino discuss the origins of Podcast Movement's Society, Culture, and Advocacy Track [23:19].
Voices in this episode: <a href="https://spokemedia.io/">Spoke Media</a> co-founder Alia Tavakolian, <a href="https://www.shepodcasts.com/">She Podcast</a> co-founder Elsie Escobar, and 'Disrupting Spaces' moderator <a href="https://www.tangiarenee.com">Tangia Renee Estrada</a>, Podcast Movement co-founder Jared Easley, <a href="https://www.lipstickandvinyl.com">Lipstick and Vinyl podcast network</a> founder Allyson Marino.
Season four of Podcast Movement Sessions is sponsored by Storyblocks! An amazing resource for all your stock footage, AE templates, SFX, and music bed needs...for more information visit: <a href="Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement">Storyblocks.com/PodcastMovement</a>
Tickets are on sale now for <a href="http://events.podcastmovement.com/la2020/">Podcast Movement Evolutions</a> coming to Los Angeles in February and for <a href="https://pheedloop.com/pm20/site/register/">Podcast Movement 2020</a> coming to Dallas in August! More information at <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/">PodcastMovement.com</a>! While there, sign up for our <a href="https://podcastmovement.com/subscribe/">PodMov Daily newsletter</a>, connect with us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/PodcastMovement/">Facebook</a>/<a href="https://www.instagram.com/podcastmovement/">Instagram</a>/<a href="https://twitter.com/podcastmovement">Twitter</a>, and check out our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ4Lg7uIrbs3ZbeTpNurtWw">YouTube channel</a>!

Conversations about diversity in podcasting, how women of color are disrupting the new media landscape, how podcasting continues to evolve into a more diverse space for underrepresented voices.

The Podcast Community: Finding Yours, Growing and Maintaining it, and Why It can Be So Important

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