291 Podcaster Travel Warnings, No Fakes Act and Digg's $5 Groundbreakers

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April 22, 2025 • 65 mins

Unpacking the highlights from Podcast Movement Evolutions, including the sessions, trends, and takeaways that stood out. We cover brand-new Apple Podcasts widgets, a heads-up for international podcasters traveling to the U.S., and the latest push to define what actually is a podcast. Plus: YouTube backs the No Fakes Act, Kai Chuk exits the YouTube Podcasting team, and we dig into updated podcast stats: mean, median, user agents, and more. Oh, and… are you on the new Digg? We are.

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Quick Episode Summary

(2:06) PROMO: I Shake My Head
(2:40) Rob and Elsie conversation
(5:07) We are groundbreakers at Digg
(11:40) Podcast Movement Evolutions debrief from the show and was there FOMO?
(20:37) What is a podcast?
(29:19) New widgets for Apple Podcasts
(31:09) Remember the producer that got kicked off of Spotify? We have an answer!
(33:33) Advice for podcasters traveling into the U.S.
(38:44) YouTube supporting the No Fakes Act
(45:56) YouTube's podcast head Kai Chuk exits
(47:37) Libsyn PR releases
(59:13) Stats: mean, median, geographic and user agents

PROMO 1: I Shake My Head

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Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro!

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