Sometimes you just have to go meta. After having recorded, produced, hosted and guested in over 5000 podcasts; Tom Fox decided it was time to have a podcast about what else--podcasting. In this podcast series, Tom will visit with podcast hosts to learn about their love of podcasting, what they have been able to achieve through podcasting and why you need to consider starting your own podcast. Fun, witty, chatty with a dash of joie de vivre this series will be entertaining and educational. Join Tom Fox as he explores the world of podcasting.
Fox on Podcasting
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Sometimes you just have to go meta. After having recorded, produced, hosted and guested in over 5000 podcasts; Tom Fox decided it was time to have a podcast about what else--podcasting. In this podcast series, Tom will visit with podcast hosts to learn about their love of podcasting, what they have been able to achieve through podcasting and why you need to consider starting your own podcast. Fun, witty, chatty with a dash of joie de vivre this series will be entertaining and educational. Join Tom Fox as he explores the world of podcasting.
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March 27, 2026
Rural Podcasts as Civic Institutions: Trust, Storytelling, and Sustainable Local Media
Join Tom Fox as he explores the world of podcasting and get ready to be inspired to start your own podcast. In this episode, Tom takes a solo turn behind the mic to advocate for rural podcasts and rural podcast networks. He says that a Rural Podcast Network can function as a civic institution in rural America. Drawing on research and his move to rural West Texas, he describes a widening gap in human-interest storytelling as NPR affiliates, public radio stations, and other local media face funding pressure, programming cuts, and retrenchment. Tom contends that rural podcasters have a competitive edge in proximity, context, and community trust, which enables credibility that outside media cannot replicate. He frames the opportunity as both mission-driven and commercial, citing local sponsor ecosystems (banks, hospitals, colleges, chambers, foundations, tourism, regional firms, agricultural suppliers, and small businesses). He emphasizes consistency over scale to build loyalty and create an archive of community memory that complements—not replaces—legacy institutions. Key highlights: A Storytelling Void Opens Why Local Proximity Wins Trust as Competitive Edge Consistency Builds Institutions Podcasts as Civic Infrastructure Resources: Artwork Elaine Capers Art by Elaine Tom Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn
February 20, 2026
Auditing Media Assets for Compliance with Dr. Yolanda Nollie
Join Tom Fox as he explores the world of podcasting and get ready to be inspired to start your own podcast. In this episode, Tom is joined by Dr. Yolanda Nollie, a US Navy veteran and media governance auditor, about applying audit and compliance concepts to audio, visual, and IP assets in media and creative businesses. Dr. Nollie describes auditing both creators and investors, producing detailed data-driven reports that are transferred confidentially and encrypted, and using audits to help protect IP, support funding decisions, and prevent unfunded liabilities. She explains that audits can be light or in-depth and result in pass/fail findings without “closing down” a business. Ley outlines key concepts such as “shadow IT of media” (risk created by unmanaged asset creation and transfer), IP sovereignty and chain-of-title rigor, “copyright inoculation” at the point of creation, operational drift, decision rights mapping for fiduciary clarity and asset clearance authority, and a hybrid internal/external audit model. Dr. Nollie addresses AI governance risks posed by employees using generative AI on personal devices, advocating embedded technical guardrails and customized “blueprinting” rather than a gatekeeper compliance model, and explains her assessment-to-report-to-remediation approach for identifying and addressing control gaps. They also cover bridging conversations between legal/compliance and creative teams to maintain speed while making outputs audit-ready, and Dr. Nollie shares her background in arts, journalism, media production, podcasting, and documentary work. Resources: Dr. Yolanda Nollie on LinkedIn Clarity for Creatives Website Artwork Elaine Capers Art by Elaine Tom Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn
January 23, 2026
The Journey of Professor Anika Jackson: From Club Promoter to Podcasting Professor
Professor Anika Jackson recounts her transition from event promotion to podcasting and education at USC, where she teaches students about podcasting business and personal branding in this interview with Tom Fox.
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