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Adventures in Podcasting

Podcasting is an adventure, peppered with challenges along the way, but full of unexpected rewards. Pilar has been podcasting since 2014 and is now ready to help others along the way. 

This show has some solo shows and some guest interviews - and a whole month of NaPodPoMo episodes. 

Join Pilar's little podcasting corner, sometimes on her own, sometimes with guests, from where she can share what's she's learned (and is still learning) about podcasting and through that, about herself. 

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Episodes

Ep 76 Adventures in playing with the format and being interviewed by the guest!

I'm back! (Hi, I'm Pilar Orti if we've never met before.) In this episode I talk about: 01.36 mins The new type of episodes I've come up with for the 21st Century Work Life podcast 06.29 mins The new season for Management Café 09.25mins Different ways of running an interview. Contrast: Always Take Notes 19 March 2024 #182: Nicholas Shakespeare, novelist and biographer with Kevin Tumlison in the Writers, Ink Podcast Episode 246 with Carol LaHines, 10 June 2024 13.05 mins What happens when your gu...

Jun 12, 202419 minEp. 76

Ep 75 Aventuras en la Argentina rural, el podcasting y el trabajo en remoto con Cristian y Roberto de La gran renuncia

This episode is in Spanish, and you can find the English transcript below. To find out why we've changed languages for this one, check out Episode 74. You can find the transcript over at www.adventuresinpodcasting.com/ep75 Pilar interviews Cristian Curto and Roberto Shlesinger , hosts of the podcast "La gran renuncia" (The Great Resignation). They share how they met (I've never heard a story like this one) and how Cristian's radio background and Roberto's remote work expertise led to the creatio...

Apr 21, 202445 minEp. 75

Ep 74 Adventures in dubbing a Spanish show into English - and failing to do so

In this episode, Pilar shares her failed attempts at releasing an episode in Spanish in a dubbed version, and what she's ended up doing instead. (If you have any experience doing this, I'd love to hear from you: https://www.adventuresinpodcasting.com/contact/ ) Hello, it's been a while, and there's a reason for that. I recently interviewed Cristian Curto and Roberto Shlesinger, the hosts of the Spanish-language podcast "La Gran Renuncia" (The Great Resignation), all about remote work. We did the...

Apr 21, 202419 minEp. 74

Ep 73 Adventures in building a podcast production company, embracing the restorative nature of podcasting and mastering the art of the interview, with Hector Santiesteban

In today's episode, Hector Santiesteban shares his journey from Facebook Live to podcasting, the creation of his podcast production company Amplafy Media, and his experience as a host of three different shows. He talks about developing a podcast's unique perspective, the restorative nature of the medium, and the importance of building a supportive podcasting community. You can find a summary over at https://www.adventuresinpodcasting.com/ ep-73 Links: https://www.podcastama.com/ Shows: Modern Ma...

Mar 17, 202451 min

Ep 72 Adventures in overcoming fears, embracing editing and the link between podcasting and facilitation

A very special episode with the co-hosts of Facilitation Stories : Helene Jewell and Nikki Wilson. They talk about how they joined the show, back when Pilar was also hosting it, the fears they overcame, how they've learned to podcast (they look after the whole workflow!) and what the parallels are between podcasting and facilitation. Find out more about Helene Jewell or Nikki Wilson ....

Feb 12, 202450 minEp. 72

Ep 71 Adventures in podcasting with your son, finding guests and the life-changing potential of remote work

In today's episode, Don Voltaire shares how he started podcasting with his son, and why he decided to produce his own show " Work from Home Forever ". He shares the joy he's found in both podcasts, how he finds guests for the show and the impact of remote work on people's lives. For extensive show notes, check out https://www.adventuresinpodcasting.com/ ep-71 Summary and links, below. Don's initial experience as a podcast guest, leading to the creation of "The Middle School Mind" with his son du...

Jan 29, 202445 min

Ep 70 Adventures experimenting with Podcasting 2.0, the blockchain and building NaPodPoMo with Jennifer Navarrete

Today's guest is Jennifer Navarrete, founder of NaPodPoMo and seasoned podcaster! You can find all her links here: https://linktr.ee/brewingmedia/ Jennifer talks about how she started podcasting in 2005, and why she started NaPodPoMo in 2007. 07.00 MINS Why Jennifer is posting her audio on the blockchain. 20.20 MINS What is Podcasting 2.0 and how Jennifer experimented with it during NaPodPoMo 2023. 44.50 MINS How NaPodPoMo has evolved thanks to the community Find extensive show notes over at htt...

Jan 08, 202455 minEp. 70

Ep 69 Learning from the experience of podcasting every day with Steph Fuccio

In this edited audio version of the live stream Steph Fuccio and Pilar did on the last day of NaPodPoMo, they share what they have learned, and even answer a few questions from the audience! You can watch the recording of the live stream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9MC4Y And find out more about Steph here: https://coffeelike.substack.com/

Dec 11, 202332 minEp. 69

Episode 68 The last day of NaPodPoMo - and how it compares to NaNoWriMo

Remember Steph Fuccio and I are going live to share our NaPodPoMo lessons on 30 November at 7pm UK time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9MC4Y Pilar talks about how amazing it was just now to record with Tim for Management Café because it helped her discover other points of view, and realise her own strong views about the role of technology in our professional lives. Today is the last day of NaPodPoMo! Pilar talks about the difference between this challenge and NaNoWriMo, where you commit ...

Nov 30, 202310 minEp. 68

Ep 67 Are you sure you want to start a podcast?

Pilar heard the other day that 3,000 people are starting a podcast on Buzzsprout alone every week! So, unless you know you'll enjoy the process or you have a marketing team behind you, don't do it! Recommended podcasts: Collaboration Superpowers More or Less podcast from BBC Remember Steph Fuccio and I are going live to share our NaPodPoMo lessons on 30 November at 7pm UK time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9MC4Y

Nov 29, 20238 minEp. 67

Ep 66 Editing for emotion

In working on the book with chatGPT, Pilar has started to improve her editing skills, and she's now transferring that awareness to editing the conversations in Management Café. Pauses and hesitations are all part of conveying emotion, so it's good to leave them in at specific moments in a conversation. Recommended podcast today is: Science with Dr Karl Remember Steph Fuccio and I are going live to share our NaPodPoMo lessons on 30 November at 7pm UK time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9M...

Nov 28, 20238 minEp. 66

Ep 65 Memoir-style vs How To when writing books

On the 27th day of NaPodPoMo, Pilar would like to share her thoughts about why she needs to refocus her writing. She's realised she's not a persuader - she prefers to tell her story and share her thoughts, and let you decide what to do with the information. That's probably why The A to Z of Spanish Culture has been her most popular book - most of it is about her own experience, with other information of course. In trying to do both a memoir and a how to book that people want to buy, she's doing ...

Nov 27, 202310 minEp. 65

Ep64 Will lighter edits help podcasters compete with AI voices?

Should we edit less to be more human, in podcasting? Pilar thinks so, and it's starting to edit out less bits from her recordings. At 5.16mins, Check out the one with guest of 21st Century Work Life podcast, Valentina Turner, whose episode will come out on 7th December. Recommended podcast: Deep Questions with Cal Newport Remember Steph Fuccio and I are going live to share our NaPodPoMo lessons on 30 November at 7pm UK time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9MC4Y...

Nov 26, 20239 minEp. 64

Ep 63 Let's Rant about Absolutely Irrelevant Guest Pitches

Remember Steph Fuccio and I are going live to share our NaPodPoMo lessons on 30 November at 7pm UK time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9MC4Y Today is all about Pilar complaining about getting guest pitches from third parties, who haven't even bothered checking out the show before suggesting their clients. First rant in 25 days of NaPodPoMo - not bad! Recommended podcast: Next Chapter

Nov 25, 20238 minEp. 63

Ep 62 Podcasters, beware of scams!

Remember Steph Fuccio and I are going live to share our NaPodPoMo lessons on 30 November at 7pm UK time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9MC4Y Today Pilar shares a story from PodNews ' newsletter on 14 November. It's about podcasters being scammed, so watch out! Here's the link to the story: https://podnews.net/update/facebook-scam Also, people are paid to guest in live events, but should we also be paying our guests to show up in our podcasts? Today's recommended podcast: Hard Fork, all a...

Nov 24, 20237 minEp. 62

Ep 61 We'll be going live!

On Thursday 30 November at 7pm UK time, Stephanie Fuccio and I will be going live! We'll be talking about what we've learned during NaPodPoMo. Here's the youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsz9zb9MC4Y In today's episode Pilar talks about how she'd like to be more involved in the NaPodPoMo community - we can't be everywhere and do everything! Is there a difference between doing a live show and a recording? Pilar imagines there's an audience, but at least there's no camera to distract h...

Nov 23, 20237 minEp. 61

Ep 60 Expressing a part of our identity

Pilar has been thinking about how loneliness in remote teams sometimes has to do about not finding the opportunity to express certain parts of our identity that are only expressed at work, wherever that is. As podcasters, we can find a space for different parts of ourselves to find an outlet! Did you know that Pilar has a science degree? And she still thinks like a scientist, and enjoys science pieces, so today she shares this one: Smell changes how we see colour ....

Nov 22, 202310 minEp. 60

Ep 59 One book recommendation, two shows for you to check out and three edits

Today's episode starts with Pilar complaining about the fact that Audacity doesn't remember the fact that she always records with her external microphone... Such is the life of the daily podcaster! Recommended podcasts: The Enthusiasm Project Mayam Bialik's Breakdown, and Pilar mentions the episode with Justine Bateman (from Family Ties) published in October 2023. (Excuse the title, the episode doesn't have a focus, so it was hard!)

Nov 21, 20236 minEp. 59

Ep 58 NaPodPoMo #20 Is podcasting like therapy?

Pilar sometimes feel like she's going through a little bit of a reflective/self-improvement process when she podcasts, especially in Management Café. In episode 557 of the Longform podcast (which she recommends if you're into writing), she heard Adam Grant say that podcasting is a great place for "Thinking Out Loud". Also, don't forget to remind listeners of your own name at the end of the show! And Hello! to Daniel from My Fluent Podcast, who is now also podcasting in Italian....

Nov 20, 20239 minEp. 58

Ep 56 Where I talk about multi-guest recordings

This episode should have gone out yesterday but it's going out today... Pilar talks about past episodes for Spain Uncovered, 21st Century Work Life and Facilitation Stories. If you want to check out her blog post about editing a roundtable type episode check out: https://www.adventuresinpodcasting.com/turning-live-events-into-podcast-episodes/ Recommended podcasts: Books and Authors Podcasters' Roundtable (not longer broadcasting)...

Nov 18, 202312 min

Ep 55 Recording again with others and recording long form to go deep

After about a month, Pilar has got back to recording with other people. She reflects on how much fun it's been, and how the conversation with the first guest in Management Café with Tim has reminded her of what a powerful medium podcasting is.

Nov 17, 202311 minEp. 55

Ep 54 The experience of recording with guests with the camera on or off

Pilar mentions Steph Fuccio's podcast: Coffeelike Remember we'll be doing a livestream on 30 November at 6pm GMT. Today, Pilar talks about the experience of recording with guests with the camera on or off - and why she's not going to ask them anymore whether they want to switch the camera off. Recommended podcasts: All in the Mind My Pocket Psych

Nov 16, 202310 minEp. 54

Ep 53 Podcasting in a Team - NaNoPodMo #15

In today's episode, Pilar remembers how Facilitation Stories started, and how much fun it was to podcast in a team. She also talks about some of the logistics of how they worked together. (Find out more about the history of Facilitation Stories here: https://facilitationstories.com/fs59-a-new-chapter .) Today's podcast recommendations: She Podcasts Self Publishing Authors Podcasts Writing Excuses Remember, we'll be streaming on 30 November at 7pm GMT....

Nov 15, 202313 minEp. 53

Ep 51 Podcasting for business or pleasure

Pilar talks about the difference between doing a show for fun, doing it for your business, or hosting for someone else. Just because you're doing the show as a hobby doesn't mean the quality isn't good. When Pilar and Craig started interviewing Spanish podcasters for En clave de podcast, they realised that the audio and content quality of the shows was great, even though the main driver behind podcasting was fun, and having a good time with friends. Check out episode 38 of Adventures in Podcasti...

Nov 13, 202312 min

Episode 50 All about celebratory episodes!

This is episode 50! So it's all about milestones. Pilar has hit a few milestones with 21st Century Work Life podcast. In 2015, Pilar recorded episode 50 with Lisette, asking if anything had changed in virtual teams? It still hasn't! https://www.virtualnotdistant.com/podcasts/world-of-virtual-teams Episode 100 was all about the future of work and had many guests. https://www.virtualnotdistant.com/podcasts/episode100 Episode 200 was all about celebrations, with contributions from guests in writing...

Nov 12, 202313 min

Ep 49 NaPodPoMo Day 11 and the Podcast Planner GPT!

In which Pilar records at the end of the day (she's not used to it), so she talks about knowing what the best times to record are for you as podcaster, the fact that Audacity doesn't have a proper click removal, hello to Matt and Daniel, there will be a live episode on 30 November, with Steph Fuccio, who's playing with Substack during this NaPodPoMo- hoorah! 5.00 mins Pilar explains what GPTs are, and how she has created a GPT to help you plan your podcast, called Podcast Planner check it out th...

Nov 11, 202311 min

Ep 48 Podcasts don't need to teach and reflections on Day 10 of NaPodPoMo

Pilar's on the Yeti today! How does it sound? Funny how she's given the episode that's about how podcasts don't always have to be educational into a teaching episode! Recommended episode: Zoe Science and Nutrition If you're thinking of starting your own podcasting adventure, I recommend Buzzsprout as host - click here for my affiliate link, which also gets you a little discount , and Riverside FM for recording, which you can access through this other affiliate link....

Nov 10, 202310 minEp. 48

Ep 47 A little bit on co-hosting for day 9 of NaPodPoMo

In this episode, Pilar tackles day 9 of NaPodPoMo with a short piece on co-hosting. Recommended podcasts for today: After Hours and Buzzcast You can contact Pilar through https://www.adventuresinpodcasting.com/contact/

Nov 09, 20239 minEp. 47
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