You do not have to be a podcaster to create a live podcast. If you teach, coach, or have expertise people want to learn from, you already have the raw material for a show. A live podcast could be an interview, workshop, panel or conversation around what you know

A repeatable format gives the audience something to come back to and gives the creator a chance to improve each time. You do not have to build the perfect show on night one. Build something you can learn from and do again. #PodcastEvents #CreatorCommunity

There is a difference between recording a podcast and creating an event. An episode gives people something to listen to later. An event gives them a reason to show up now.

LOAF THOMAS PRESENTS | Sunday, September 27 Loaf is back on the Poduty stage and this time he is bringing guests from around the country. You never quite know what is going to happen when Loaf takes over the room. That is part of the fun. Tickets at the Poduty website

People can experience the show in the theater while viewers watch from another city, another state or another country. You get the energy of a real room without limiting the event to the number of chairs in it. We think of this as an infinite seat theater.

GEN X PGH PODCAST LIVE on Tuesday, September 29! A live podcast about the people, places and moments that shaped Pittsburgh during the Gen X years. If you grew up here, watched the city change or just love Pittsburgh stories, this one is for you.

THIS WEEK AT PODUTY We are kicking off a busy fall with three events in five days. Friday, Sept 25 Motown and Soul Music Show Sunday, Sept 27 Loaf Thomas Presents Tuesday, Sept 29 Gen X PGH Podcast Live

One of the things we love about a live podcast theater is combining a physical stage with the reach of the internet. Distance does not have to stop you from booking the right person for your show. The stage can be local while the conversation is global.

Podcasting creates a strange kind of relationship. Someone may listen to you every week for years and you may never know their name. A live show changes that. Suddenly the podcast is not just something in their headphones. It is something they belong to.

A stage makes you think differently about your podcast. How do you open the show? When does the guest come out? Is there a visual element? Does the audience participate? Where are the natural breaks? How do you end? How will you open your show?

🎙️ Gen X PGH Podcast is going LIVE at Poduty! David Rullo & Valerie Christofel sit down with Rock Talks' Erik Selinger for a special live recording. 📅 Sept. 29 | 8 PM 📍 Tarentum #GenXPGH #PodutyLive

New Poduty and the News! Wendy Brant of @podfestexpo joins me to talk about podcast communities, live events, monetization and what success really looks like. Are we chasing listeners when we should be creating more value for the ones we already have? #Podcasting

A single event can give you the full audio episode, a video episode, short clips, photos, quotes and behind-the-scenes content. The important part is to plan for it before the show starts. When the cameras are already rolling, your live show can become a content engine.

When you record your podcast live in front of an audience, they become part of the show. The room helps you make a better episodes because you are finding out what works and what doesn't in real time! #Poduty101 #LivePodcasting #PodcastTips

A smaller audience that cares about your show can be incredibly powerful. 20 people willing to come see you live is as valuable as 5000 downloads Do not wait until your podcast is huge. Start with the people who already listen and give them a new way to participate.