Poduty and the News is back! It is the only live news podcast about podcasting from the stage! Hosted by Jeff Revilla at the vibrant Poduty Live Podcast Theater in downtown Tarentum Pennsylvania, this show is where podcasters, storytellers, creators, and podcast enthusiasts come together to dive into the latest happenings in the world of live podcasting performances.Meet Our Guest: Eric Holdenhttps://goblinscorner.com/Joining us this week is Eric Holden from The Goblin's Corner — a veteran improviser and podcaster bringing decades of improv, storytelling, and worldbuilding expertise to the table. Whether it’s transforming tabletop gaming sessions into epic stories or sharing wisdom on community-building, Eric has a knack for turning every experience into an engaging adventure.If you’re looking for inspiration on how to craft fun, immersive stories and build an audience through improv, Eric's perspective is a must-listen. Check out his podcast and learn more at goblinscorner.com.Want 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/6282618417446912Podcast News Stories on this Episode:Darmok & Jalad! A Live Podcast | Ben & Pyrion on the Yogscast YouTube ChannelSource: Yogscast on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4PHEAWdl8IBen and Pyrion from Yogscast recorded a live podcast breaking down Star Trek: Insurrection, and they did not hold back. They criticized the film’s TV-style direction by Jonathan Frakes, weak pacing, bland setting, and underwhelming action. The energy of the live audience turned what could have been a niche nerd rant into an entertaining communal experience built around shared fandom frustration.Can Storytelling Save the Great Salt Lake? | Sundance Impact Lounge PanelSource: Park Recordhttps://www.parkrecord.com/2026/01/30/sundance-panel-asks-if-storytelling-can-save-the-great-salt-lake/At the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, The Impact Lounge hosted a live panel titled “Stay Salty: Storytelling, Community and the Fight for the Great Salt Lake.” Activists and podcasters discussed how narratives shape public opinion around the ecological crisis — and how shifting from blame-based storytelling to community-driven storytelling could influence policy and long-term change. It’s a powerful example of how podcast-style conversations can expand into major live festival stages.New Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre Is Taking Shape — With Podcast Studios Built InSource: Inforumhttps://www.inforum.com/lifestyle/arts-and-entertainment/new-fargo-moorhead-community-theatre-is-taking-shapeThe Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre (FMCT) is building a brand-new $10 million, 40,000-square-foot home inside The Avery development in downtown Fargo. The 420-seat theater will include modern acoustics, flexible classrooms, rehearsal space — and notably, dedicated podcast and voice lesson rooms. It’s a clear signal that traditional performing arts spaces are expanding to include podcasting as part of their long-term creative ecosystem.A Very OK Podcast Live: Oklahoma’s Favorite Son | Will Rogers Memorial MuseumSource:  Cherokee Phoenixhttps://www.cherokeephoenix.org/entertainment/a-very-ok-podcast-live-oklahoma-s-favorite-son-is-feb-12/article_42db3840-0516-4c80-ae48-e175fb05341a.htmlA Very OK Podcast recorded a live episode on February 12 at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, bringing the story of Will Rogers to life in the very place that preserves his legacy. Hosts Trait Thompson and Dr. Bob Blackburn explored Rogers’ Cherokee roots, rise through vaudeville and film, and national influence — alongside museum director Tad Jones and Rogers’ great-granddaughter Jennifer Rogers. It’s a great example of how podcasts can turn history into a live community experience.The PetaPixel Photography Podcast LIVE | Bild Expo 2025Source:B&H Event Spacehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOfFRxz0JScThe PetaPixel Photography Podcast recorded a live episode from the floor of Bild Expo 2025, breaking down the latest camera releases from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, and more. Hosts Jordan Drake, Chris Niccolls, and Jaron Schneider mixed gear analysis with industry insight, then closed with live audience Q&A. It’s a strong example of how a niche podcast can turn a trade show appearance into live content that extends beyond the room.Worst Ever Hook-Up Stories | The Downside Podcast LiveSource: The Downside Podcast on the Gianmarco Soresi YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPKR9P2Ae2MThe Downside Podcast hosted a live audience segment where attendees shared their “worst hookup ever” stories, with applause deciding the winner. Hosts Gianmarco and Russell kept it light by setting boundaries (nothing criminal) and turning the chaos into a competitive storytelling game — complete with a free t-shirt prize. It’s a strong example of how live podcasting thrives when the audience becomes the content.Host your show at Poduty:Curious about taking your own podcast live in front of an audience? Learn more about staging your own event at Poduty.com—no contracts, no minimum ticket sales, just real podcasting energy!.Leave Us a Review On Your Podcast App!If you enjoyed this episode of Poduty and the News, we’d love for you to leave us a review where ever you listen! Take a moment to share your thoughts—it helps others discover Poduty and makes our community even stronger. Thanks for listening and being part of the journey!

Welcome to Poduty and the News, the only live news podcast about podcasting, brought to you straight from the stage at the Harrison on Corbet Podcast Theater! Hosted by Jeff Revilla, our show brings you the freshest stories, insights, and happenings from the world of podcasts—served live, with a dose of humor and plenty of energy.Whether you’re a dedicated podcast creator, superfan, or just podcasting-curious, Poduty and the News will introduce you to the movers, makers, and moments shaping the medium we all love.This Episode’s Special Guest: Jeff Dwoskinhttps://jeffisfunny.com/https://www.stampede.social/We’re thrilled to welcome Jeff Dwoskin, host of the acclaimed podcast Classic Conversations, to the stage! Jeff brings a treasure trove of behind-the-scenes stories about TV and movie icons, especially those who made our childhoods unforgettable.Classic Conversations is where Jeff sits down with legendary actors and pop culture figures—think stars from The Love Boat, Happy Days, and more—reliving the stories and moments that shaped an era. For those turning 50 (or wishing they were!), it’s a nostalgic ride full of insight and heart.Jeff doesn’t just reminisce—he builds bridges between the past and today’s audiences, even inspiring new podcast spinoffs with his interviews (you’ll hear how a chat with "Gopher" from The Love Boat helped spark a new show)!A one-man powerhouse, Jeff has produced over 400 episodes solo, all while integrating the latest tech—including AI tools—to boost his creative workflow.Want 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/6282618417446912In This Episode:Doughnuts & DownloadsSource:  St. Louis Magazinehttps://www.stlmag.com/dining/sweets-by-sweet-waters-st-ann/Sweets by Sweet Waters in St. Louis is more than a doughnut shop. Owner Byron Waters built a community space that includes a rehearsal stage and a podcast room for kids. It’s a powerful example of how podcasting can serve a local neighborhood first. When you combine creativity, physical space, and purpose, you are not just selling products. You are building future creators and strengthening community from the ground up.Lab Coats & Live MicsSource:  Pasadena Now https://pasadenanow.com/weekendr/when-science-gets-personal-story-collider-brings-podcast-to-pasadena-stageThe Story Collider brought its science storytelling podcast to The Crawford in Pasadena for a live event blending scientists, comedians, and everyday people. With nearly one million annual downloads, the show proves that educational content becomes even more powerful when performed live. Storytelling on stage raises the emotional stakes and reminds us that live podcasting turns information into shared human experience.AI Takes the StageSource: TPBNhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvBddHMCFNkDylan Patel joined TPBN live at the Cisco AI Summit to discuss AI infrastructure, chips, energy, and the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence. The bigger takeaway is that even the most technical conversations are moving to live stages. In an AI-driven world where content can be automated, live podcasting builds trust, authority, and real-time connection that technology alone cannot replicate.The 40-Year-Old Sweet SpotSource: Inside Radiohttps://www.insideradio.com/free/podcasting-s-biggest-ad-opportunity-isn-t-with-its-youngest-listeners/article_ffaec2ce-05f3-40f6-92b1-99dc06484f8d.htmlNew data shows podcast listeners aged 35 to 44 are more likely to recall ads and make major purchasing decisions than younger demographics. This group is highly engaged, economically active, and increasingly influential in business. It’s also the same demographic that frequently attends live podcast events, making them a prime audience for both advertisers and live show producers.Climbing LiveSource: Rich Roll Podcast on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJPKuZKfIRoAfter his historic free climb of Taipei 101, Alex Honnold appeared live on the Rich Roll Podcast in an event viewed more than 32,000 times. The live setting captured the emotional aftermath of a major moment and allowed audiences to process it together. Live podcasting turns milestone events into shared experiences that deepen connection and amplify impact.Showbusiness, But Make It LiveSource: Dynasty Typewriterhttps://www.dynastytypewriter.com/calendar-squad-upArtists on Artists on Artists on Artists is bringing its comedy podcast to Dynasty Typewriter in Los Angeles with both in-person and livestream tickets. By selling seats in the room and access online, the show demonstrates a hybrid monetization model that maximizes reach without sacrificing exclusivity. It’s a clear example of how modern podcasters can think like producers and treat their shows as live entertainment businesses.Host your show at Poduty:Curious about taking your own podcast live in front of an audience? Learn more about staging your own event at Poduty.com—no contracts, no minimum ticket sales, just real podcasting energy!Thank you for listening to Poduty and the News—look for special guests, fresh news, and unforgettable podcast moments every Tuesday night.Leave Us a Review On Your Podcast App!If you enjoyed this episode of Poduty and the News, we’d love for you to leave us a review! Take a moment to share your thoughts—it helps others discover Poduty and makes our community even stronger. Thanks for listening and being part of the journey!

Poduty and the News is the only live news podcast about podcasting—straight from the stage! Hosted by Jeff Revilla, this show dives into the hottest trends, stories, and personalities shaping the world of podcasting, all while capturing the real-time thrill of live conversation. Every episode features immersive discussions, industry insights, and plenty of good-natured banter to keep you informed and entertained.Whether you’re a podcast creator, superfan, or just podcast-curious, this is your backstage pass to what’s happening right now in the world of live podcasting.This Episode: Featuring Conor Cunneen, the Irishman Speakshttps://irishmanspeaks.com/This Valentine’s Day episode brings a special guest to the Poduty stage: Conor Cunneen, also known as "Irishman Speaks!" Conor Cunneen is an accomplished motivational speaker and branding expert, known for infusing his talks with humor, storytelling, and authentic human connection. His signature style—melding sharp wit, business insight, and his infectious Irish brogue—has made him a standout presence for associations, corporations, and healthcare audiences around the globe.New Website for your Host Jeff Revilla - Check it out at:https://jeffrevilla.comWant 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/6282618417446912Our stories for this episode:Men in Blazers – World Cup Warmuphttps://www.khou.com/article/sports/soccer/world-cup/men-in-blazers-podcast/285-17c67b16-c80f-41d0-a58c-9c5c35a93b75Men in Blazers is taking its soccer podcast to Houston for a live show ahead of the FIFA World Cup. With guests like J.J. Watt and the city’s Host Committee involved, the podcast is not just covering the event. It is becoming part of the celebration.Ulta Beauty – Leadership Livehttps://nrf.com/podcast/building-a-people-first-culture-in-modern-retail-with-ulta-beautyUlta CEO Kecia Steelman joined Retail Gets Real live from NRF 2026 to talk culture, opportunity, and AI. Instead of a press release, she chose a live podcast stage to humanize leadership and connect directly with her audience.You’re Dead to Me – History on Tourhttps://podcastingtoday.co.uk/tickets-go-on-sale-for-radio-4s-youre-dead-to-me-podcast-live-uk-tour/BBC Radio 4’s You’re Dead to Me is launching a major UK theater tour after seven years of podcast success. Loyal listeners are now ticket buyers, proving that consistency can turn downloads into sold-out venues.Twitch – Live First, Podcast Secondhttps://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us-streamers/twitch-ceo-dan-clancy-debuts-lets-chat-podcast-live-with-cam-skattebo-tomorrow/articleshow/127894503.cmsTwitch CEO Dan Clancy debuted the platform’s first official podcast live on Twitch before distributing it everywhere else. Live interaction came first. Replay came second. The community stayed at the center.Ask Mike Reinold – Anniversary as Eventhttps://mikereinold.com/ask-mike-reinold-podcast-10-year-anniversary/To celebrate 10 years, The Ask Mike Reinold Show hosted a live stream with fan Q&A, giveaways, and course discounts. Instead of posting a thank-you graphic, they created a shared experience.Lewis Black – From Studio to Sold Outhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtI07LeTpNQLewis Black recorded his first-ever live version of The Rantcast at a sold-out NYC comedy club. The podcast itself became the event, proving that even established creators can repackage what they already do into something fans will pay to attend.Subscribe, Listen, and Leave a Review!Catch the replay and check out show notes, guest links, and more at https://news.poduty.com/.We'd love to hear you feedback! Please leave us a review on your favorite podcast app!If you’re interested in stepping on stage or producing your own live event in Pittsburgh, contact the team—we’re making podcast history together!https://poduty.com

Join Jeff Revilla and guest Rory Paquette for a special live recording of “Poduty and the News,” captured on the Main Stage at the Poduty Podcast Theater in Downtown Tarentum. This episode dives into the energetic world of live podcasting, exploring how podcasts are bringing communities together—from Amsterdam’s soccer fan gatherings, NBA All-Star events, and industry conferences, to immersive gaming blowouts and the blurred lines between podcasting and television.About Rory Paquettehttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2389543Rory Paquette is a passionate full-time podcaster, podcast coach, and advocate for independent creators. Based in northern Indiana, Rory knows the value of perseverance and building connections, especially in the often chilly Midwest winters. As revealed in the episode, Rory currently hosts seven podcasts—with more on the horizon—and his flagship show, THE Podcaster Nation, offers a space for podcasters to step into the guest chair and share their own stories. Dedicated to helping others achieve their dreams in the podcasting world, Rory brings energy, authenticity, and a community-centered approach to everything he does. He believes that podcasting is not about perfection, but about originality, letting podcasters “throw it against the wall, see if it'll stick, and create something really cool.” Rory’s commitment to fostering independent voices and meaningful connections truly shines through in his work and conversations. Find him on Facebook at @RoryPaquette to connect about anything podcasting.Listen to THE Podcaster Nation episode with Jeff Revillahttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2389543/episodes/17146881-the-podcaster-nation-79-poduty-live-with-jeff-revillaWant 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/6282618417446912Our 6 Stories About Live Podcasting:“Het échte Ajax-gevoel wordt hier aangewakkerd”Source:  VIhttps://www.vi.nl/pro/het-chte-ajax-gevoel-wordt-hier-aangewakkerdAjax fans showed up in full force to a live podcast taping at a theater on a night with no match on the schedule. This story set the tone for the episode by showing that community, not content alone, is what drives people to show up. For independent podcasters, it’s a reminder that a small, passionate audience will outperform a large, passive one every time.From Podcast Feed to Front Row: Draymond Green Goes LiveSource: Audacyhttps://www.audacy.com/contests/win-passes-to-the-draymond-green-show-podcast-tapingDraymond Green took his podcast out of the feed and into a real room during All-Star Weekend. The key takeaway wasn’t celebrity, it was timing and access. By tying a live show to a larger moment, the podcast became an event. Smaller podcasters can apply this by anchoring live experiences to moments their audience already cares about.Ryan Tubridy Brings the Podcast to the Opera HouseSource: Cork Beohttps://www.corkbeo.ie/culture/whats-on-news/ryan-tubridy-live-podcast-onstage-33384686Ryan Tubridy is charging real ticket prices for a live podcast built around conversation, storytelling, and audience participation. This story reinforced that people will pay for access and experience, not just production value. For independent podcasters, it’s proof that trust and connection can justify ticketed events without spectacle.From Conference Floor to Thought Leader InterviewSource: Be in Cryptohttps://beincrypto.com/is-google-stealing-your-traffic-an-interview-with-alena-afanaseva-founder-and-ceo-of-beincrypto/A podcast recorded live at Binance Blockchain Week showed how attending conferences can turn into high-value content opportunities. By recording in the room where the conversation was already happening, the podcaster gained instant authority and access to thought leaders. The lesson here is simple: conferences aren’t just for networking, they’re content engines.WoW Midnight Presents: Northrend LiveSource: MMO Championhttps://www.mmo-champion.com/content/13989-WoW-Midnight-Presents-Northrend-Live-at-Illuminarium-Toronto-February-21Blizzard’s Northrend Live event blended in-person attendance with livestreamed programming, creator segments, and interactive experiences. While it isn’t labeled a podcast, it uses many of the same tools. The takeaway for podcasters is that audiences want moments, not just episodes. Live, scheduled, participatory content creates urgency and connection.Is That a Podcast… or Just Cheap TV?Source: Vulturehttps://www.vulture.com/article/pete-davidson-netflix-podcast-or-cheap-tv.htmlThe Pete Davidson Show on Netflix raised a bigger question about what a podcast even is anymore. As large platforms blur the line between podcasting and low-cost television, independent creators gain clarity. Podcasting’s real advantage isn’t cinematic production or celebrity, it’s ownership, openness, and audience relationship. When the definition gets fuzzy, smaller podcasters should double down on what they control.Subscribe, Listen, and Leave a Review!Catch the replay and check out show notes, guest links, and more at https://news.poduty.com/.We'd love to hear you feedback! Please leave us a review on your favorite podcast app!If you’re interested in stepping on stage or producing your own live event in Pittsburgh, contact the team—we’re making podcast history together!https://poduty.com

Get ready for a lively celebration of podcasting and community—this episode of Poduty and the News was recorded live on the Main Stage at the Poduty Podcast Theater in Downtown Tarentum, as part of the Pittsburgh Podcast Meetup!Hosted by Jeff Revilla, this special event brings together five unique guests from the audience, each sharing a story that highlights the power and evolution of live podcasting. You'll hear highlights from cult classic film reunions (like Mallrats and The Sopranos), the rise of festival-style podcast events (Domefest and On Air Fest), and how podcasts are reshaping industry gatherings and communities.The episode is packed with insights, humor, and local flavor featuring guests Mark, Christy, Paul M., Michael P Neal, and Paul Falavolito. Each guest gives a quick introduction before diving into their featured story, touching on topics from nostalgia-driven live events to the importance of connecting face-to-face as podcasters.Whether you're a podcaster, a fan, or just curious about how live podcasting is changing the media landscape, this episode is a must-listen. Plus, stick around for details on how you can snag limited edition Poduty shirts and support the show!Recorded February 7th, 2026—discover how podcasting is moving from earbuds to the main stage, connecting creators, fans, and whole communities in real time.Want 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/6282618417446912Our Stories on this episode:Mallrats Turns 30 — A Cult Classic, Recorded LiveSource: Kevin Smith YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EHuK9rEGHcMallrats just turned 30, and instead of a quiet anniversary post, the cast brought it to the stage. This reunion panel was recorded live at Rhode Island Comic Con and later released as a podcast episode. That’s the story we keep seeing over and over. Big moments, real audiences, and content created live first. Poduty and the News exists to spotlight exactly this. Live events are not a side project anymore. They are the main stage, and the podcast is what carries the moment forward.Talking Sopranos Goes Live — From TV Show to Touring StageSource: Glasgow Livehttps://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/whats-on/arts-culture-news/sopranos-star-duo-coming-glasgow-33357303Two stars from The Sopranos are taking their podcast on the road and bringing it straight to the stage. Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa are touring their Talking Sopranos live podcast, complete with stories, behind-the-scenes moments, and a live Q&A with fans. This is exactly what Poduty and the News is about. A hit show becomes a podcast, the podcast becomes a live event, and the audience becomes part of the experience. Live podcasts are no longer experiments. They are full-scale tours.DomeFest — When Podcast Fans Become the HeadlinersSource: Radio Infohttps://radioinfo.com.au/podcast-info/domefest-the-coachella-of-podcast-festivals-by-and-for-podcast-fans/DomeFest is being called the Coachella of podcast festivals, and the key detail is who it’s built for. Fans. This isn’t a conference or an industry meetup. It’s a live podcast festival designed around fandom, community, and shared discovery. Podcasts move from earbuds to a massive room, with real people connecting in real time. Live podcasts are not just content. They’re culture, and DomeFest proves fans will absolutely show up when the experience is built around them.On Air Fest Returns — Where Podcasting Meets the StageSource:  Brooklyn Paperhttps://www.brooklynpaper.com/on-air-fest-2026-williamsburg-podcast/On Air Fest is back in Brooklyn, and once again Williamsburg becomes the center of the podcast universe. For four days, live podcast tapings, interviews, and performances take over real venues with real audiences. This is the model Poduty and the News keeps pointing to. Podcasting is no longer confined to studios and feeds. It’s happening live, across neighborhoods, with fans choosing experiences, not just episodes. On Air Fest proves that when audio steps onto the stage, the entire industry shows up.From Industry Floor to Live Mic — Wine Podcasting Goes PublicSource: VinePair on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJxRsEF1g9UThe VinePair Podcast went live from the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium, turning an industry conversation into a live experience. This wasn’t just experts talking into microphones. It was a real-time discussion with a live audience asking questions and shaping the conversation. That’s the pattern we keep seeing on Poduty and the News. When podcasts step into rooms where industries already gather, the show becomes part of the moment. Live podcasting doesn’t replace coverage. It is the coverage.Subscribe, Listen, and Leave a Review!Catch the replay and check out show notes, guest links, and more at https://news.poduty.com/. We'd love to hear you feedback! Please leave us a review on your favorite podcast app!If you’re interested in stepping on stage or producing your own live event in Pittsburgh, contact the team—we’re making podcast history together!