Podcast Ink™

On Tuesday Audible announced a multi-project development and first look deal with actor, director, and producer Daniel Dae Kim.

That's according to The Verge which has published an article that says the number of new shows that debuted in 2022 is down 80 percent since 2020. The articles says that creators have recognized that until podcast discover improves, launching a show may be a losing proposition. Read the article HERE.

Ohio’s largest independent, publicly supported media organization, Ideastream Public Media, has teamed up with Evergreen Podcasts to produce a new journalistic podcast series, Living for We. TRAILER

PodPros has launched new software for podcasters called PodLottery. The company says the free software will help podcasters "win integrity-based Apple reviews for their podcasts from other podcasters in a daily lottery-style drawing."

Salem Media Group announced today that The Chris Stigall Podcast has officially joined the Salem Podcast Network. The podcast will continue to release one episode each weekday.

Tomorrow Podbean will host Creating a Podcast Network For Your Niche with The Pharmacy Podcast Network with guest Todd Eury, CEO of The Pharmacy Podcast Network.

Hosting company Blubrry has released Quicklinks. Shows are available via a short, shareable URL composed of their chosen podcast info and links.

Stolen Hearts tells the 2006 story of a police sergeant from rural Wales who falls for the wrong guy. This limited series, produced by Wondery and Novel, merges crime and romcom in a twisting, tail-spinning true-life story, told over the course of six-episodes.

Storic Media Podcast Networks has launched a new podcast that probes some of the most-heinous crimes committed in recent history. The show, Code Name: Siren, is hosted by former British police detective Nina Hobson, who has investigated a wide range of crimes.

iHeartMedia's podcast division is launching a new show that focuses on a school in Alabama and five of its students who had an impactful role in the civil rights movement of the 1960s. The show, Unreformed: The Story of the Alabama Industrial School for Negro Children, will be hosted by Josie Duffy Rice.