Melissa Doyle, podcast hosts and inspiring stories from FNQ feature in new podcasts
25 March 2021 · News · Podcastinfo
New and upcoming podcasts include inspiring stories from CQU, Melissa Doyle’s Powerful Story and a new series called Podcast Host Revealed
A new in-house podcast from CQUniversity Australia is he...
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Further to my comment on USQ podcasts, I went to Nova's "Powerful Stories" podcast hosted by Tory Archbold at https://www.novafm.com.au/podcast/powerful-stories-with-tory-archbold/ .
I successfully downloaded some of the podcasts and look forward to more podcasts by Tory Archbold.
There is one question:
How can these podcasts be monetised given that the products' advertisements at the start and end of the podcast are not directed to my needs or people that I know and that one can edit out the advertisements?
Thank you,
Anthony of curious Belfield
I have been to the site mentioned in this article at https://howtochangealife.podbean.com/ .
I have downloaded a podcast. When I played the mp3 file on my media player, I was expecting to see at least an image of the entity producing the podcast, the CQU and the website of of the podcast https://howtochangealife.podbean.com/.
Generally one downloads a podcast from the ABC or 2GB, the mp3 file incorporates meta-data such as the publisher, the website, the personality. Also incorporated in the mp3 file is the entity and personality and the topic.
For example, if I go to RN's "This Working Life" as at 27-03-2021 https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/this-working-life/ and download any of their programs, I will get (i) the mp3 file, (ii) when I playback the mp3 file on my media player, I see the name of the program and the program provider. Then (iii) in the meta-information within the file, usually sourced by right-clicking the file and selecting "Properties", I will see the title and program ID and source ID.
One may well ask why does one concern about meta-information on an mp3 file? Excellent question I say. If you downloaded a program from a site and then want to download more programs at a later date, it reminds the listener where to source their next episode.
Unfortunately, such information is not included in any mp3 file downloaded from the CSQ site at https://howtochangealife.podbean.com/.
In sum, the podcast producer should attach meta-information to the particular podcast including the name of the entity, the name of the program, and the name of the particular podcast,
Thank you,
Anthony of dynamic, thinking and sensible Belfield, whose local pub once employed a singing barmaid.