Podcasting Gone Wild: Crime Scenes, Haunted Inns, and LeBron’s Live Hoops Analysis
Welcome to Poduty and the News! Whether you’re joining us for the first time or you’re a longtime listener, we’re excited to have you catching up on all the latest in the world of live podcasting, creativity, and community. On this week’s episode (June 23, 2025), host Jeff Revilla takes you through six unique stories where podcasts intersect with breaking news, live events, and unpredictable moments—proving that there’s never a dull week in the podcasting world. Support our Theater on Patreonhttps://patreon.com/podutyWant to livestream and record podcasts like we do? Check out these links and build your empire!Transistor FM - for podcast hostinghttps://transistor.fm/?via=podutyCastmagic - to make written content from your audio podcasthttps://get.castmagic.io/ugp958dba02xStreamyard - for livestreaming and recording podcast episodeshttps://streamyard.com/pal/c/6282618417446912Here’s a recap of everything we covered this episode:1. LeBron James Brings “Mind the Game” Live to NYChttps://lebronwire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nba/lebron/2025/06/16/the-mind-the-game-podcast-will-be-taking-place-live-this-weekend/84237587007/LeBron James and Steve Nash took their chart-topping basketball podcast, “Mind the Game,” straight to the fans with a special live taping during Fanatics Fest at the Javits Center in New York City. Their real-time basketball strategy talk and high-IQ analysis electrified a live audience, showing that bringing podcasts into public spaces deepens connection and community among fans—no matter what your niche is!2. Crypts and Corks Return to the Poduty Live Theatrehttps://events.poduty.com/The chilling-yet-fun “Crypts and Corks” podcast made a triumphant (and spooky) return to the Poduty Live Podcast theater, this time delving into first-hand tales of hauntings at Gettysburg’s Farnsworth House Inn. DJ and Paul blended paranormal investigation with wine tasting, creating a performance that’s as theatrical as it is thrilling. Their shows prove that live podcasts can combine storytelling, theatrics, and audience engagement in unforgettable ways.3. “Men at Work” Records in an Actual Crime Scenehttps://www.crossingbroad.com/news/trending/we-did-a-podcast-in-the-middle-of-a-crime-scene/Taking on-the-go podcasting to a new extreme, comedians Kyle Pagan and Matt Peoples, joined by Ian Bagg, recorded an episode in the thick of a real crime scene. Their podcast, “Men at Work,” is known for asking everyday work questions in hilarious settings—and this time, it was amidst fender bender chaos, rookie cops, and impromptu cameos from passersby. It’s a masterclass in embracing unpredictability and turning real-world moments into must-listen content.4. Photography Podcast Hits the Expo Stagehttps://petapixel.com/2025/06/13/join-the-petapixel-podcast-for-a-live-show-at-bild-2025/The “PetaPixel Podcast” recorded live from the B&H Build Expo, the US’s largest photography event. Hosts Jaron Schneider, Chris Nichols, and Jordan Drake answered audience questions from the stage, connecting photographers and enthusiasts with industry leaders and hands-on learning. Events like these show how live podcast tapings can energize industries, build community, and create direct avenues for audience participation and growth.5. Randomness Meets Variety with “Randomesque” Livehttps://www.tapinto.net/towns/westfield/events/watch-a-live-podcast-it-s-all-fun-and-games-and-some-randumb-stuff-too-the-randumbesque-podcast-The “Randomesque Podcast” takes its unique brand of audience-driven games, music, and spontaneous show segments to the Prospect Wine Bar and Bistro in New Jersey. From interactive games like “10 Thingies” to inviting instant guests on the mic, the show is part variety hour, part group therapy, and full of laughs. It’s the perfect example of how any venue—from bars to coffee shops—can become home to a memorable podcast night.6. From Meme Stardom to Live Podcast Mayhemhttps://mashable.com/article/talk-tuah-haliey-welch-chaos-vidcon-2025Haley Welsh, better known as the “Hawk Tuah Girl,” brought her podcast “Talk to Us” to Spotify’s live theater at VidCon 2025—and chaos ensued. Despite some rowdy, even hostile, crowd energy and awkward moments with co-host Chelsea Bradford and guest Whitney Cummings, the episode delivered memorable behind-the-scenes moments about internet fame and the pitfalls of a fast rise to notoriety.Thank you for listening to Poduty and the News—where podcast magic, live events, and wild stories always await. Don’t forget to check out our back episodes at news.poduty.com, and stay tuned for next week’s roundup of even more must-hear stories!
