Why No One Listens to My Podcast (And What to Do About It)

You’ve launched your podcast with passion, posted regularly, shared valuable insights, and maybe even invested time in promoting it on social media. But despite all your efforts, your audience just… won’t grow. Or worse, it feels like no one is listening at all. Frustrating, right?

If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking “why no one listens to my podcast”, you’re definitely not alone. Many podcasters, beginners and seasoned creators alike, face this exact plateau at some point. The good news? It’s not the end of the road. In fact, it’s often a turning point

In this article, we’re going to break down a step-by-step method to help you figure out why your podcast isn’t taking off and what you can do to fix it. No need to start from scratch or reinvent everything, just a few smart adjustments can go a long way. Let’s dig in and get your podcast growing again! Read More

Article originally written by Laura and published on Ausha.

When you’re ready to hire a podcast production team, the key to a successful partnership lies in asking purposeful questions. You want clarity, not confusion. Ask them what success looks like from their perspective and if they give vague answers like “whatever you want,” that’s a major red flag, while a structured reply aligned with your business goals shows they’re strategic. Similarly, ask who manages the episode workflow, when handoffs occur, how feedback is shared, and what turnaround timelines they promise. These questions cut through assumptions, helping you avoid mismatched expectations, miscommunication, and delays.

Beyond logistics, probing into their strategic role transforms the relationship. Ask whether they offer content coaching, host guidance, or strategic advice, not just technical production. Inquire about their use of AI in editing, show notes, or clips and what human quality checks are in place. Plus, find out what assets (transcripts, graphics, audiograms) come included, who your point of contact will be, how long typical clients stay with them, and how they handle unexpected issues. These questions don’t just ensure smooth processes; they help you find a partner who truly supports your vision and knows how to avoid or solve the hiccups that pop up when launching or running a show. Read More

Article originally published on One Stone Creative.

Dark Corner Studios just dropped a new video that’s perfect for anyone looking to start or upgrade their podcast this year. It covers the best gear at every price point, from beginner-friendly options like the Rode PodMic USB to the Focusrite Vocaster Two, which works great for small group setups. If you’re planning a larger group show, the PodTrak P4 is still one of the best values out there. The video also highlights newer options like the Rode Wireless ME lav mic, offering an affordable and portable way to capture quality audio.

For mid-range and pro setups, they recommend smart picks like the Tascam Mixcast 4, while reminding creators to scale up gear only when the show starts bringing in revenue. At the top end, the RodeCaster Pro 2 and Duo stand out as the go-to choices for multi-person and premium podcasting thanks to their reliable ecosystem and advanced audio features. The main takeaway is clear: focus on producing great content first and avoid overspending on gear before you’re ready. This is a solid guide whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up your podcast. Watch Now

After five months of real-world testing with podcast agencies, Northflow, the content planning and production platform built specifically for podcasters, is officially out of beta and launching as a paid product.

Since its beta release in January 2025, Northflow has become the central hub for podcast teams managing fast-moving, high-stakes production workflows. Designed for agencies and creators juggling multiple shows and clients, the platform now introduces paid plans starting at $19/month.

“Beta taught us exactly what podcast agencies need when it comes to scaling show production,” said Fran Melo, Co-Founder and CEO of Northflow. “Now, we’re doubling down on what works—and turning Northflow into a sustainable product that teams can count on for the long haul.” Read More

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