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Are you ready for mobile web?

February 6, 2016January 14, 2015 by @radio_skills

An interesting development in the Australian media landscape should prepare you for what’s already taking shape in the UK. A question asked by a radio executive friend a few days ago inspired the title of this post. He was talking about the changing habits of Australian listeners and viewers and their relationship to online … Read more

The UK podcasters conference was worth every penny.

August 17, 2014August 17, 2014 by @radio_skills

A conference worth every penny! – how often do you hear that? A review of UK Podcasters first conference. I go to a good few conferences for radio, education and media and whilst they are all good in their own way they have nothing on the gathering on Saturday 16th August ’14 with the good … Read more

Podcast Reviews

Quality
July 17, 2016 by Debateable from United Kingdom
There are so many podcasts out there that frankly some sound like they have been made in a corregated hut with a steel band outside that it's so refreshing to find one where the producer (Kevin) knows about crystal clear sound ! The content is spot on, well thought out and engaging and I never get bored. Lets put it like this, I have listened to about 5 so far and I haven't turned one off and for someone with the attention of a fruit fly that is pretty good going! Plenty to work with - tips galore. Really adore this podcast -top quality. Looking forward to listening to the rest.
Up your Podcasting Game
July 13, 2016 by Tee_Biz from United Kingdom
Kevin is clearly an expert in his field (No Pun intended) - After listening to only a few episodes, I pick up a number of great tips that I have implemented into my podcasting procedure and seen immediate results. If you’re serious about your podcast you should check this out.
FANTASTIC!!!
February 7, 2016 by lily221977 from United States
Thank you Kevin Field! Wow, the help you’ve given me to prepare for my first podcast is invaluable. Unlike any tips I’ve learned from others in the biz. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Bitesize Podcast Mastery
December 8, 2015 by Rob Lawrence UK from United Kingdom
If you're new to podcasting, Kevin Field's 'Radio Skills for Podcasters' is essential listening for planning and building your podcasting strategy. The time invested listening to Kevin's tips, with his experience in radio, and proven strategies, I'm confident, will pay itself off ten-fold when you launch your own podcast. One that will instantly be light-years ahead of others. For the more seasoned professional podcaster looking to 'master their art', what Kevin has to share will help you to re-think your game, giving you the opportunity to self-evaluate your own series. You can then fix what's not working, improve what is, and ultimately fill in the gaps towards creating a truly exceptional podcast listening experience, as 'Radio Skills for Podcasters' is. Thank you Kevin, for creating such exceptional training and in such easily digestible bite-size chunks. Listeners - do not underestimate the power each short and very actionable episodes offers. Good luck!
A much needed show in podcasting
November 24, 2015 by Audio Drama from United Kingdom
There are many great podcasts about podcasting out there, but Kevin still manages to fill a much needed gap in the market with this show, as the finer points of presentation are often overlooked for things like equipment and content. Of course, all are extremely important, but this show really will get you thinking about the way you present and as you begin to follow Mr Field’s advice you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how much better you’ll sound for it. Keep up the great work.
What can you borrow from radio?
November 18, 2015 by Ben - HousePlanningHelp.com from United Kingdom
In the new media era it makes a lot of sense to raise your game at every opportunity. This podcast presents what goes on in radio, in such a way that you can adopt what you like and leave the rest. Kevin shares his extensive industry experience in short, information-packed podcasts which focus on a specific theme each episode. Well done, Kevin. Keep up the good work! And can we have more industry stories along the way, please. Love it.
This podcast is so seriously helpful.
November 3, 2015 by philpallen from United States
I just started podcasting and this has totally helped me up my game! Thank you Kevin!!
Bite Sized Morsels of Meaty Content!
November 3, 2015 by @petebillingham from United Kingdom
Among many podcasts about podcasting, I found so many “a ha” moments when listening to Kevin Field on the Radio Skills for Podcasters Podcast. Like the short punchy format. Each episode had many things which made want to stop, make notes or replay. It is obvious that Kevin’s experience in the radio industry shines through with his advice and recommendations. In getting ready to launch a podcast, this podcast already has been invaluable. Thanks Kevin.
Golden knowledge from a Golden Podcast
November 2, 2015 by Kenabbottuk from United Kingdom
I’m 5 episodes in to Radio Skills for Podcasters and loving every minute. Each Podcast episode is just 10 to 12 minutes long but is jam packed with tips, tricks and advice from someone whose radio industry knowledge, experience and wisdom shines through brightly. There are many “take aways” that I have gained from this Podcast and many others that have confirmed that I’m already on the right track. I’m currently working on episode 26 of my own podcast and will be implementing what I’ve learned right away. I totally agree with other reviewers here, if you’re a podcaster or are thinking of becoming one then Radio Skills for Podcasters is definitely a must listen.
Really helpful tips
November 2, 2015 by Georgette Rowland Osborne from United Kingdom
What a great find this podcast is. This is a note taking show for sure, so many great tips to help with your podcast.
Awesome Tips for Podcasters !
November 2, 2015 by blessed 4 from United States
Love Kevin’s straightforward skill and rich experience! So so happy I’ve found this podcast!
Great show for podcasters
October 22, 2015 by Kathryn at Podcast Divas from United Kingdom
If you’re a podcaster and want to be a better podcaster this is the show you want to listen to. if you’re not a podcaster and want to become one then this is still the show you want to listen to. Great actionable information and advice that I am very pleased to know about for my own podcasts.
A must listen for podcasters
October 19, 2015 by Bazybel from United Kingdom
This podcast is made by a guy who shares his wisdom to make the world better, without even trying to sell it to you. Any podcasters have no excuse not to listen to him. One episode is enough for me to take easy actionable tips and apply to my podcast in order to improve my listeners experience. Thank you for sharing all of this, thank you so much.
Thank God I found this!
October 18, 2015 by Janet Murray from United Kingdom
Just about to launch my own podcast and like the reviewer below, had so many ‘why didn’t I think of that?’ moments. Loved the episode on the words you should and shouldn’t use in podcasts. Great stuff - looking forward to more!
So many "man I didn't even think of that" moments
October 16, 2015 by This is Rammy from United Kingdom
I've not long launched my podcast, it launced in March of 2015, so far I've produced 34 episodes. I've moved from telephone interviews to face to face interviews and in doing so, I was put completely out of my comfort zone, mainly because I'm no interviewee, but I dug my heels in and got on with it. It's only since subscribing to Radio skills for podcasters that I realised with a few tweaks here and there, I can get a much better interview, with very little extra effort, in fact, one of the tips should be less effort then currently (remembering to shut up and not say yeah, umm and ahh during interviews). Radio Skills for Podcasters is invaluable, it gets to the point quickly and makes me wish I had a notepad everytime I listen. Luckily, with the episodes only being around 10 minutes, this means it's just as easy to simply listen again when I'm able to take notes (I usually listen to podcasts in the car). Anyway, if you're a podcaster, you need to listen to this podcast, it's less about the technology and "kit" that most other podcasts are, and more about the human side of things. Brilliant, brilliant brilliant.