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How to make a podcast in South Africa

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by South African Podcasters Guild

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14 episodes
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This podcast, presented by the South African Podcasters Guild, and powered by the community, is for South African podcasters and South Africans who WANT to podcast. We offer comprehensive insights into podcast creation, covering strategy, equipment, editing, marketing, monetisation, graphic design, and more, through conversations with professionals and enthusiasts across all levels. Our goal is to nurture a vibrant podcasting community by sharing expertise that attracts dedicated listeners.

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Episode thumbnail for Podcast for good at Podcasthon!

March 13, 2025

Podcast for good at Podcasthon!

From Johannesburg to London to Montreal—and now to the world. How did a chance meeting at The Podcast Show lead to South African podcasters using their shows for good? In this episode, Paulo Dias talks to Jérémie Mani, co-founder of Podcasthon.org, about the third edition of the initiative—the first to feature South Africa and other English-speaking countries. Find out more about Podcasthon and Jérémie below: Jump to: Jeremy's Background (00:01:24) Journey into Podcasting (00:02:04) Podcasthon Overview (00:03:44) Charity Episode Mechanics (00:04:41) Challenges Faced in Previous Editions (00:06:06) Community Power in Podcasting (00:10:48) Promoting Charities Through Podcasting (00:15:49) Final Thoughts on Podcasting's Impact (00:20:48) Future Plans for Podcasthon (00:22:46)

Episode thumbnail for A Table in the Corner - How Russel Wasserfall makes a podcast in South Africa

January 22, 2025

A Table in the Corner - How Russel Wasserfall makes a podcast in South Africa

Welcome to Season 2 of How to Make a Podcast in South Africa. In this season we're talking to members of the South African Podcasters Guild about how THEY make a podcast in South Africa. We uncover the stories and the host behind the podcasts, learn how they create their unique magic, and how they're growing their shows. In episode 1 we're talking to Russel Wasserfall, who produces the award-winning show "A Table In the Corner". Russel covers the everything related to food in South Africa, interviewing top chefs, farmers, butchers, food critics, baristas, brewers, and more. His show has grown from strength to strength, attracting a growing audience of industry professionals and devoted foodies. A Table in the Corner is a true success story in South African Podcasting, and Russel's has beaten a track through the wilderness that other podcasters could very well follow. If you'd like to listen to A Table in the Corner, clicky the linky. And if you'd like to hear more about Russel specifically, you'll find a special, autobiographical episode in which I took over his show and interviewed him for the benefit of his listeners.

Episode thumbnail for Behind the Scenes of the South African Podcast Awards: Insights with Gavin Kennedy

November 13, 2024

Behind the Scenes of the South African Podcast Awards: Insights with Gavin Kennedy

In this episode we have a conversation with Gavin Kennedy from Solid Gold Podcasts and Audio Books. We wrap up the first South African Podcast Awards, talk about what makes a podcast awards-worthy, get Gavin's feedback on his judging experience, and more. We also talk about the challenges and opportunities around expanding our categories, giving creators feedback on their shows, and the dangers of awards-chasing. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on the future of podcast awards and how to better support podcasters in South Africa. I hope you like it. 00:00 Introduction and Host Banter 00:49 Solid Gold's Award Wins 02:27 Podcast Quality Essentials 04:03 Judging the Awards 07:13 Challenges in Podcast Hosting 14:44 Engagement and Innovation in Podcasts 17:43 Awards-Worthy Podcasts 19:21 Evaluating Podcast Hosting and Creativity 20:01 Challenges in Defining and Categorizing Podcasts 22:01 The Role and Impact of Awards 23:14 Feedback and Judging Criteria 24:41 Reflections on the Awards and Future Plans 26:37 Addressing Category Specifics and Challenges 29:10 Sustaining and Growing the Podcast Community 34:21 Concluding Thoughts and Future Engagement

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What is How to make a podcast in South Africa?

This podcast, presented by the South African Podcasters Guild, and powered by the community, is for South African podcasters and South Africans who WANT to podcast. We offer comprehensive insights into podcast creation, covering strategy, equipment, editing, marketing, monetisation, graphic design, and more, through conversations with professionals and enthusiasts across all levels. Our goal is to nurture a vibrant podcasting community by sharing expertise that attracts dedicated listeners.

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