This episode was recorded live at the Poduty Podcast Theater in Tarentum PA. Host Jeff Revilla digs deep into the world of podcasting, business, and live events, joined by an incredible special guest: Adam Torres. Adam is not only a prolific podcaster (with over 6,000 interviews, nine shows, and 250+ launched by his company), but a global entrepreneur behind Mission Matters, devoted to elevating independent creators and helping everyone find their voice.Meet Adam Torreshttps://missionmatters.com/It’s clear from the moment Adam steps on stage that he’s passionate about podcasting and lifting up other creators. Jeff Revilla and Adam Torres connect over their shared mission: providing a platform for independents and inspiring people to start their own shows—even if that means starting with a cell phone and zero editing. Adam shares his journey—from classic interview formats to his recent leap into short monologue episodes via his new show, “Adam Torres Inside My Mind,” inspired by an emotional Christmas Day interview.Adam also gives listeners a sneak peek into his new book, One Billion Podcasts, which is available for free through his Instagram (@askadamtorres) and shares tips on building a show from scratch, monetizing, and stepping out of your comfort zone.Want to livestream and record podcasts like we do?  Check out these links and build your empire!Transistor FM - for podcast hostinghttps://transistor.fm/?via=podutyCastmagic - to make written content from your audio podcasthttps://get.castmagic.io/ugp958dba02xStreamyard - for livestreaming and recording podcast episodeshttps://streamyard.com/pal/c/6282618417446912The Real Cost of “Cheap” AISource:  Mironovhttps://www.mironov.com/cost-of-ai/The Product Agility Podcast recorded live at Productized 2025 shows how live podcasting adds credibility and context to complex AI conversations. As AI lowers the cost of creation, recording live at industry events highlights how presence, positioning, and distribution now create the real value.Careers Are Changing. Community Isn’tSource: YouTube + Whiskey.fmhttps://whiskey.fm/how-to-build-a-career-when-the-rules-keep-changing-w-taylor-desseyn-jason-torreshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnesF9aEJKsRecorded live at All Things Open, the Whiskey Web and Whatnot Podcast demonstrates how live podcasting mirrors modern career building: relationships first, algorithms second. Live recordings turn podcasts into networking engines, not just content streams.When AI Goes Enterprise—and Goes LiveSource:  Betakit Podcasthttps://betakit.com/how-opentext-went-all-in-on-ai/The BetaKit Podcast used a live fireside chat at SAAS NORTH to unpack enterprise AI adoption at scale. The live stage reinforces trust, authority, and depth—proving why serious industry conversations benefit from being recorded in front of a real audience.When Fandom Becomes the StageSource:  All Phlyhttps://allphly.com/event/the-quest-for-lx-a-cheap-seats-and-city-pigeons-live-podcast-event/By hosting a free playoff preview live event, Cheap Seats and the City Pigeons show how live podcasting transforms fandom into community. The event turns a podcast recording into a shared experience rooted in place, timing, and emotion.When the Show Leaves the StudioSource: The Woody Showhttps://www.thewoodyshow.com/featured/the-woody-show/content/2026-01-02-867-whats-new-podcast-live-from-cabo/The Woody Show recording live from Cabo and again at a Raising Cane’s opening highlights how shows grow by meeting audiences where they already are. Location-based live recordings turn podcasts and radio shows into experiential brand activations.When a Podcast Becomes the InstitutionSource:  Cornellhttps://news.cornell.edu/stories/2025/11/celebrating-50th-startup-cornell-podcast-eclectic-convergenceCelebrating its 50th episode, the Startup Cornell Podcast recorded live at a major conference to document its community in real time. The episode shows how live podcasting helps institutions preserve culture, credibility, and history beyond individual episodes.Here are 6 key takeaways from this episode of Poduty and the News with Jeff Revilla and Adam Torres:Live Events Are the Future of Podcasting: Both Jeff Revilla and Adam Torres highlight the shift toward live podcasting at conferences, industry events, and even local community spaces, emphasizing the unique opportunities for connection and presence that in-person experiences provide.Podcasting Builds Community and Authentic Relationships: Engaging with audiences live—whether at a big conference, a tailgate, or a coffee shop—transforms podcasts from content into events, fostering community and building lasting audience loyalty.Monetization and Brand Growth through Experiential Podcasting: Adam Torres shares how Mission Matters leverages live events and recurring collaborations to sell tickets, offer merch, and grow influence, showing a real path from podcasting hobby to sustainable business.Podcasting Can Boost Careers Across All Industries: The episode discusses how having a podcast in niche industries (like healthcare or education) can position hosts as thought leaders and open unexpected career opportunities, as seen in several real-world examples.Educational and Institutional Power of Podcasting: Higher education and youth organizations, such as Cornell University and Texas FFA, are using podcasts not just as content, but as curriculum and institutional memory, letting students and members connect more deeply with their fields of interest.Embracing Experimentation and Stepping Outside Comfort Zones: Both speakers encourage podcasters to break out of traditional formats—trying monologues, live recordings, or unconventional venues—to discover new audiences and flex creative muscles, citing both their own journeys and famous examples like Larry King.These discussions collectively reinforce that the real magic of podcasting today happens at the intersection of content, community, and live shared experiences.Don’t Miss Out!Follow Poduty and the News for more updates on the future of live podcasting!https://news.poduty.com/

Jeff Revilla is joined on stage by the multifaceted host, producer, and game show creator Richard Wilmore. Together, they celebrate the unique magic of performing live, the evolution of podcasting, and the growing impact of bringing shows directly to fans.Special Guest: Richard Wilmorehttps://www.makeyourdayricher.com/Our guest this week is Richard Wilmore, creator of the “Make Your Day Richer” brand. Richard has been podcasting, live streaming, and creating for almost a decade. With nearly 400 episodes produced in just the last year and a half, he’s a true champion of independent content. Richard joins to talk about his journey, exciting new ventures (including the premiere of Make Your Day Richer: The Game Show), and his love of blending fun, community, and creativity—especially when the “lights go on” in front of a live audience.Want to livestream and record podcasts like we do?  Check out these links and build your empire!Transistor FM - for podcast hostinghttps://transistor.fm/?via=podutyCastmagic - to make written content from your audio podcasthttps://get.castmagic.io/ugp958dba02xStreamyard - for livestreaming and recording podcast episodeshttps://streamyard.com/pal/c/6282618417446912From the Statehouse to the Stagehttps://www.scetv.org/stories/2025/south-carolina-etv-and-public-radio-host-live-taping-south-carolina-lede-podcast-0South Carolina ETV and Public Radio hosts a live taping of South Carolina Lede and This Week in South Carolina, giving the public direct, in-room access to state leadership and proving live podcasts can function as modern town halls.Prove You’re a Real Fanhttps://www.youtube.com/shorts/U1UXwvpfrNIElvis Duran Show personality Scotty B says he’d rather perform for a smaller, intentional audience than cash in on a massive crowd that didn’t come for the show, reigniting the debate between money, scale, and real fan connection.The Hum Stops at the Michttps://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/florence-welch-new-album-everybody-scream-interview-1235456844/The relaunched Rolling Stone Interview debuts live with Florence Welch, who reveals that anxiety fades once she’s onstage—showing how live performance can become grounding, healing, and deeply human.High Octane Goes Livehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHsl2xH0yiwThe NHRA Insider podcast broadcasts live from Las Vegas Motor Speedway, blending real-time racing action with analysis and proving environment-driven live podcasts heighten excitement and immersion.Off the Lead and Into the Crowdhttps://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/live-from-rouleur-live-2025-live/id1823950469?i=1000737725327Dame Laura Kenny and Matt Stephens record their first-ever live podcast together at Rouleur Live, turning the audience into collaborators with an unscripted AMA that delivers unpredictable, memorable moments.Welcome to the Eras Tour of Podcastinghttps://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/were-in-the-eras-tour-of-podcasting/ar-AA1TdgBASummary: With packed theaters, deafening fan reactions, and growing revenue, live podcasting is now rivaling music and comedy tours—proving audiences will pay to experience “free” content together, live.✨ Key TakeawaysLive podcasting is about creating unforgettable, in-the-moment experiences—whether for 40 people or a packed theater.Versatility and community are the heart of podcasting’s next chapter, from audience participation to interactive game shows.You don’t need celebrity status to have an impact—passion, creativity, and connection go a long way.Monetizing through live events can be faster (and more fun) than chasing traditional ad dollars for most podcasters.Being in the room—whether as host, guest, or fan—can’t be replaced by any digital download!Don’t Miss Out!Check the show notes for direct links to Richard’s new game show and subscribe to Poduty and the News for more updates on the future of live podcasting!https://news.poduty.com/

This isn’t just any news podcast. It’s the only live news podcast about podcasting—broadcast straight from the stage, bridging together podcast industry headlines, community stories, and vibrant on-the-spot conversation. Hosted by Jeff Revilla, each episode brings listeners up to speed on the biggest happenings (and oddest trends) in the world of podcasting—with plenty of laughs and a healthy dose of industry insight.Special Guest: Dave Jacksonhttps://schoolofpodcasting.com/We had the honor of welcoming Dave Jackson to the Poduty stage for this episode. Dave brings two decades of podcasting experience (since 2005!), a deep well of technical know-how, and a contagious enthusiasm for helping podcasters succeed. As the force behind the School of Podcasting, Dave’s helped thousands of shows launch and thrive. His stories on the evolution of podcast tech, community-building, and the “old days” (hand-coded RSS feeds, anyone?) set the tone for a lively and enlightening discussion.Want to livestream and record podcasts like we do?  Check out these links and build your empire!Transistor FM - for podcast hostinghttps://transistor.fm/?via=podutyCastmagic - to make written content from your audio podcasthttps://get.castmagic.io/ugp958dba02xStreamyard - for livestreaming and recording podcast episodeshttps://streamyard.com/pal/c/6282618417446912Episode RecapHere’s a look at what we covered in this jam-packed episode:Netflix Presses Play on Live PodcastsSource:  Hollywood Reporterhttps://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/digital/bill-simmons-podcast-netflix-live-streaming-debut-january-1236458579/Netflix officially enters live podcasting with The Bill Simmons Podcast, signaling a major platform shift toward live, video-first podcast experiences and deeper competition with YouTube for audience attention.Live From the Noise: Podcasting on the CES Show FloorSource:  Ecamm Live on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQozMR5N6WIReporting live from the Consumer Electronics Show*, Dave Hamilton shares what it really takes to podcast in real time at massive events—and why experience, workflow, and storytelling matter more than flashy new gear.When Community Is the HeadlinerSource: I Like Beer the Podcasthttps://ilikebeerthepodcast.podbean.com/e/on-cloud-9-inside-burgeons-50-brewery-anniversary-bash/I Like Beer the Podcast goes on location at Burgeon Beer Company’s 50-brewery anniversary, showing how podcasts thrive when they embed themselves inside passionate, real-world communities.Chaos as Content: When the Live Show Is the JokeSource: KROQ YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhnoq0jkg5cThe Klein Ally Show takes live podcasting to a casino stage, proving that for some shows, unpredictability, audience participation, and shared chaos are the entire point of going live.When Podcasts Outgrow BordersSource: Radio Days Europehttps://radiodayseurope.com/news/you-better-believe-it-toni-and-ryan-on-stage-at-rde26/The Toni and Ryan Podcast take the stage at Radiodays Europe*, highlighting how podcasts are scaling globally and reshaping what conferences expect from on-stage audio creators.From Podcast to ProsceniumSource: Rutherford County Sourcehttps://rutherfordsource.com/bunnie-xo-brings-live-podcast-to-tpac/Bunnie XO brings the Dumb Blonde Podcast to a major performing arts venue, blending podcasting, storytelling, audience interaction, and touring into a full theatrical experience.Thanks for Listening!Huge thanks to Dave Jackson for joining us, and to everyone who’s helping build the next (and best) wave of podcasting, one live episode at a time.Stay tuned, subscribe, and—most importantly—keep making the shows you want to hear.Catch all of the back episodes at:https://news.poduty.com/

Welcome to another lively edition of Poduty and the News, your go-to show for all things podcasting—especially the innovation and excitement of live podcasting from the stage! This episode comes straight from the vibrant Poduty Podcast Theater, setting the scene for great conversations, stories, and discoveries about the world of audio storytelling.Special Guest: Jessica SuttonJoining Jeff Revilla live on stage is showrunner, storyteller, and educator Jessica Sutton. Jessica is the creative mind behind the audio drama Fate of Korr—a show that blends fantasy, magic, and political intrigue in a pseudo-1910s-inspired world. She’s also bringing her expertise to the community with a live “Audio Drama Primer” class at the theater in January.Jessica’s passion for sound design and immersive storytelling shines throughout the episode as she shares her journey, her creative inspirations (shout out to Radiolab!), and her experiences taking audio drama from script to stage.Connect with Jessica at:https://www.instagram.com/jmsuttoncreativearts/https://linktr.ee/fateofkorrpodhttps://bsky.app/profile/maywalkerfilm.bsky.socialWant to livestream and record podcasts like we do?  Check out these links and build your empire!Transistor FM - for podcast hostinghttps://transistor.fm/?via=podutyCastmagic - to make written content from your audio podcasthttps://get.castmagic.io/ugp958dba02xStreamyard - for livestreaming and recording podcast episodeshttps://streamyard.com/pal/c/6282618417446912Episode RecapThis episode explores six stories from the world of podcasting, all tied together by the theme of live events and community building:Radiolab Took Science Live in Little RockFiled Under: Live Podcasting Source: Little Rock Public Radiohttps://www.ualrpublicradio.org/radiolab/signalA highlight on Radiolab’s live fundraiser in Little Rock demonstrates the power of sound and storytelling. Jessica reflects on Foley artistry and how shows like Radiolab use audio to break down complex topics.Netflix Eyes Video Podcasts to Take on YouTubeFiled Under: Platform WarsSource: Business Insiderhttps://www.businessinsider.com/netflix-video-podcast-push-shows-to-challenge-youtube-2025-11With Netflix making a big play for the podcasting world, Jessica and Jeff discuss exclusivity, creator control, and the impact on audiences who may lose free, open access to their favorite shows.When Ufology Met Remote Viewing—Live on StageFiled Under: Live Podcasting / Experimental Storytelling / ConsciousnessSource: Cosmosis Channel on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxWYf4xKgOMA packed event brings together the UFO and remote viewing communities for an intimate (and well-produced!) fireside conversation on consciousness, community, and the unknown.Victorian History Got Naughty—Live on StageFiled Under: Live Podcasting / History Podcasts / EntertainmentSource: Bowery Boys Historyhttps://www.boweryboyshistory.com/2025/12/hot-victorian-holiday-bowery-boys-history-live-at-city-winery-now-in-your-podcast-feed.htmlThe Bowery Boys turn history into an interactive, comedic variety show. Jessica lights up talking about how live podcasting blends theater and improv, delivering an experience you can’t get from just listening at home.A Podcast Turned Christmas into a Stadium-Sized GivebackFiled Under: Live Podcasting / International Podcasts / Charity EventsSource:  Spotify Newsroomhttps://newsroom.spotify.com/2025-12-22/fest-flauschig-spotify-exclusive/The German podcast fest Enflow blows minds (and fundraising goals) by hosting a live holiday spectacular for over 12,000 fans, raising 1.1 million for charity—proof of the global reach and positive power of live podcasting.School Districts Are Finding Their Voice—On the MicFiled Under: Community PodcastingSource:  Clevelandhttps://www.cleveland.com/community/2025/12/north-olmsted-city-schools-goes-live-with-new-voices-of-the-nest-podcast.htmlNorth Olmsted City Schools launch a podcast to strengthen community bonds and showcase students’ voices. Jeff envisions a not-so-distant future where local podcasts anchor community events, fairs, and festivals, and give students lifelong communications skills.Key Moments & MoreThroughout the episode, Jeff Revilla and Jessica Sutton share their insights on:The magic of seeing audio storytelling performed liveWhy building community through audio matters—whether it’s a small school or a sold-out arenaPro tips for aspiring podcasters (and why getting involved early is always a win)Plenty of laughs, behind-the-scenes stories, and inspiration for anyone thinking about bringing their podcast to the stageInterested in audio drama? Join Jessica for her Audio Fiction Primer class live at the theater on January 17th. Details and tickets at poduty.com.Want to Host Your Live Podcast?Take your show to the next level! The Poduty Podcast Theater is open for live recordings, collaborations, and more—reach out to Jeff Revilla to get started.https://poduty.com/live-podcasts/Thanks for tuning in! Catch Poduty and the News LIVE every Tuesday at 8PM and Saturday at 10AM EST, with the recordings dropping on Monday and Thursday. Stay connected with all our guests via links in the show notes, and keep your finger on the pulse of the podcasting revolution!Listen to our back catalog of episodes on your favorite podcast app or at:https://news.poduty.com/

Hey Poduty fans! This episode brings the energy live and direct from the Poduty Podcast Theater in downtown Tarentum, Pennsylvania, and—trust me—it's a party you won’t want to miss. Jeff, your host, welcomes listeners to the only live news podcast about podcasting from the stage, keeping the focus sharp on what’s new and exciting in the world of podcasts.Special Guest: Phil Better – Four-Time Co-Host and Podcast Mogulhttps://philbetterinc.com/https://thepodcastmogul.com/Stealing the spotlight yet again, Phil Better joins us for his fourth live appearance, cementing his status as Poduty and the News’ leader in returning guest hosts. Phil Better brings his signature wit, fresh insights, and a jug of water (hydration secrets, anyone?) as he dives into the world of podcasting trends, monetization strategies, and the evolving creator economy. Whether you know him from his podcast mogul brand, “Invest in Yourself: The Digital Entrepreneur,” or his contributions to podcast production for big brands, Phil’s commentary is a masterclass for podcasters at every level.Want to livestream and record podcasts like we do?  Check out these links and build your empire!Transistor FM - for podcast hostinghttps://transistor.fm/?via=podutyCastmagic - to make written content from your audio podcasthttps://get.castmagic.io/ugp958dba02xStreamyard - for livestreaming and recording podcast episodeshttps://streamyard.com/pal/c/6282618417446912The Campus Is Becoming the StageCategory: Live Podcast EducationSource:  Fordham Universityhttps://now.fordham.edu/inside-fordham/live-podcast-show-launches-at-fordham-joins-other-podcasts-from-the-university-community/Live podcasting is gaining traction in higher education, as universities begin treating podcasts not just as media projects, but as live cultural events. At Fordham University, history professor Ryan Purcell is bringing his award-winning podcast Soundscapes NYC to the stage with a live show at McNally Amphitheatre. Backed by grant funding, the event blends live music, academic discussion, and student-led production, expanding the podcast beyond the studio and into a shared experience. It’s part of a growing trend where universities are using live podcasts to engage broader audiences, give students hands-on production experience, and turn education into something people can actually show up for.Everything Is a TV Show NowCategory: Platform ShiftsSource:  The Atlantichttps://www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/2025/12/how-youtube-ate-podcasts-and-tv-with-rachel-martin-ashley-carmen-and-derek-thompson/685230/?utm_source=feedPodcasting’s center of gravity continues to shift toward video, with YouTube emerging as the dominant force reshaping how shows are produced, discovered, and consumed. On the podcast Galaxy Brain, host Charlie Warzel examines how podcasts have morphed into something closer to daytime TV, with NPR’s Rachel Martin describing how adding video to her show Wild Card fundamentally changed audience trust and engagement. Bloomberg reporter Ashley Carman connects the dots from the podcast gold rush and Spotify’s billion-dollar bets to YouTube’s quiet dominance, while Derek Thompson argues that we’ve entered an era where “everything is television,” and podcasts are no longer just something you listen to, but something you watch.Podcasts Go Full Festival ModeCategory: Live Podcast EventsSource: South Beach Wine and Food Festival (SOBEWFF)https://sobewff.org/podcast/Live podcasting is scaling up into full-day festival experiences, as iHeartRadio launches Chew on This: A Live Podcast Series at the Miami Beach Bandshell. The event brings five major podcasts to one stage with a single ticket granting access to the entire lineup, plus food and drinks included. From comedy and pop culture to food and lifestyle, the series blends live performance, personality-driven content, and experiential entertainment into one immersive afternoon. This isn’t just a live recording — it’s a curated destination event that positions podcasts alongside music festivals and comedy showcases.Title: Podcasting Goes Global and IntegratedCategory: Global Podcast IndustrySource:  News Ghanahttps://www.newsghana.com.gh/johannesburg-hosts-new-integrated-creative-summit-in-february-2026/Live podcasting is expanding beyond standalone conferences and into fully integrated creative summits, as Johannesburg prepares to host Africa’s first Integrated Creative Summit in February 2026. Held at the Sandton Convention Centre, the three-day event brings podcasters together with filmmakers, broadcasters, content creators, and technology innovators under one roof. The summit includes live podcast recordings, hands-on workshops, and sessions on African storytelling and AI-driven production, positioning podcasting as a core pillar of the broader creator economy rather than a niche medium.End-of-Year Podcasts Go LiveCategory: Live Podcast ProductionSource:  Tech Guide https://www.techguide.com.au/news/podcast/catch-episode-713-our-final-two-blokes-talking-tech-podcast-of-the-year-recorded-live-in-front-of-an-audience/More podcasters are turning milestone episodes into live events, including the Two Blokes Talking Tech podcast, which wrapped its year with Episode 713 recorded live in front of an audience. Hosted by Stephen Fenech and Trevor Long, the live show reflected on the year’s biggest tech hits and misses while previewing what’s ahead in 2026. Backed by sponsors Arlo and Netgear, the episode was recorded once and distributed everywhere — live audience, YouTube, and audio platforms — highlighting how live podcasting, sponsorship, and multi-format distribution now work together as a single strategy.From Sold Out to Stadium StageCategory: Live Podcast TouringSource: Derry Journalhttps://www.derryjournal.com/news/people/the-girls-groupchat-podcast-live-announces-sse-arena-date-for-2026-5442865Podcast live shows continue to scale at a pace few could have predicted, as The Girl’s Groupchat announces a massive return with a headline show at The SSE Arena in September 2026. Following a sold-out performance at the Waterfront Hall, hosts Diona Doherty, Jordan Arnold, Shannon Mitchell, and Olivia McVeigh are bringing their unfiltered conversations to a full arena audience. It’s another clear signal that podcasting has evolved beyond small theaters, with shows now selling tickets at the same scale as comedy tours and live entertainment acts.Thanks for Tuning In! Catch Poduty and the News LIVE every Tuesday and Saturday, with new podcast episodes dropping Wednesdays and Thursdays. Stay connected with all our guests via links in the show notes, and keep your finger on the pulse of the podcasting revolution!Listen to our back catalog of episodes on your favorite podcast app or at:https://news.poduty.com/Leave us a Review!