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#59

From Classrooms to Podcast Festivals. We Discuss the Podcasting Live Event Revolution with DJ SKY

Poduty and the News is your backstage pass to the world of live news podcasting, bringing you stories, insights, and behind-the-scenes conversations about the ever-evolving podcast industry. Hosted by Jeff Revilla, this show spotlights innovative approaches to podcasting—from festival-style events and live performances to small, interactive gatherings—while celebrating the creative people who make it all happen. Whether you're a podcaster, a dedicated listener, or curious about taking your show to the stage, Poduty and the News connects you with the trends, tools, and talent shaping the future of audio entertainment.This Episode's Guest: DJ Sky aka Skylor Hayden!https://www.facebook.com/skylor.hayden.2025Our featured guest for this episode is DJ Sky, a familiar face to Poduty and the News listeners and an accomplished DJ and local event innovator. DJ Sky is known for his energetic presence in the Tarentum, Lower Burrell, and Freeport scenes, hosting everything from trivia nights to multi-city bar tours. With a passion for interactive entertainment and connecting communities, DJ Sky brings unique insights into the intersection of live events and podcasting. Get ready to learn how he keeps audiences engaged, builds community, and turns every performance into a memorable experience.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/6282618417446912From Classroom to CareerSource:  Northeastern EDUhttps://news.northeastern.edu/2026/03/17/music-industry-podcasts-emily-white/A live podcast recorded on a college campus turns education into experience, giving students direct access to industry experts while building real connections and hands-on skills.Podcasting as a FestivalSource: Travel and Tour Worldhttps://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/exciting-lineup-unveiled-for-2026-black-effect-podcast-festival-in-atlanta/The Black Effect Podcast Festival shows how podcasts can evolve into full-scale events, combining live shows, panels, networking, and commerce into one immersive experience.The $13.50 Live ShowSource: STL Todayhttps://www.stltoday.com/life-entertainment/local/music/article_d5d91153-1a91-4909-a2bd-892b67df7219.htmlA local podcast transforms into a live event with affordable tickets, proving that small, accessible shows can build strong community momentum and create meaningful moments.Win at the DoorSource: V Fairshttps://www.vfairs.com/newsletter/decisions-that-make-or-break-event-check-in/Event success starts before the show begins, and a smooth check-in process can set the tone for the entire experience or derail it before it even starts.Stories That Sell TicketsSource: Cumbria Crackhttps://cumbriacrack.com/2026/03/12/live-podcast-event-to-celebrate-stories-of-women-overcoming-adversity/A live podcast built around real conversations and emotional connection shows that people will pay to be part of meaningful, authentic experiences.Audio Takes OverSource: Lia Haberman Substackhttps://liahaberman.substack.com/p/icymi-podcasters-were-the-real-mvpsSXSW highlights how podcasts and audio are becoming central to culture, with live experiences leading the way as creators and brands invest heavily in the format.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!Not ready for the stage but need help launching your Podcast? Try our fully done for you podcasting services.  From start to finish, Jeff will help you bring your show to life!Check out our services and packages at:https://poduty.com/done-for-you-podcasting-services/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!
#58

Why Going Niche Wins: Podcasting, Live Events, and Brand Growth with Wes Towers

Poduty and the News is your go-to live news podcast—uniquely focused on the world of podcasting itself, all from the vibrant stage of the modern media landscape. Each episode, your host Jeff Revilla dive into the biggest stories, trends, and quirky happenings in the podcasting industry, blending practical insights with the energy only a live show can bring.What makes Poduty and the News stand out? We don’t just talk about podcasts—we spotlight how podcasting transforms businesses, communities, and even legacy media. Whether you’re a creator, a marketer, or just a fan of podcasts, this show helps you stay ahead of the curve and inspires you to make the most of this fast-changing medium.Meet Today’s Guest: Wes Towershttps://uplift360.com.au/https://builttrustedchosen.buzzsprout.com/On this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Wes Towers from Australia! Wes Towers is the founder of Uplift 360, a digital agency specializing in websites and search engine optimization for the trades and construction industry. With a truly global reach (serving clients as far away as the UK!), Wes Towers has built his business by niching down and leveraging digital platforms to connect with targeted audiences around the world.But Wes Towers is also making waves in the podcast space as the host of "Built, Trusted, Chosen," a show made for trades and construction professionals. His passion for creating meaningful content, networking at industry events, and using podcasting as a tool to learn, connect, and market his business shines through in every conversation.Join us as we chat about niching your podcast, innovative live recording events, and how the rise of podcasting is transforming marketing and community around the globe!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/6282618417446912Episode ChaptersThe Podcast Wasn’t the Event… Until It WasSource:  Bike Bizhttps://bikebiz.com/debut-gravel-adventure-bike-expo-proves-a-successful-addition-to-the-adventure-travel-show/At the Adventure Travel Show in the UK, a niche cycling expo drew thousands of highly engaged attendees, but one key detail stands out. Live podcast recordings were happening right on the show floor. This is a powerful example of how podcasts can plug into existing events, tap into aligned audiences, and create meaningful content on-site. For creators and local businesses, this model shows how to leverage built-in crowds instead of starting from scratch.Time Isn’t Growing. Podcasts Are Taking It.Source: Audacyhttps://audacyinc.com/insights/podcasts-are-dominating-and-signaling-a-shifting-audience-behavior/Podcast listening is not just increasing, it is replacing other behaviors. People are choosing podcasts over social media and streaming music, signaling a shift toward deeper, more intentional content. This creates a major opportunity for creators who can earn and hold attention in a meaningful way.The Podcast Went Under… LiterallySource: The Agehttps://www.theage.com.au/national/western-australia/rottnest-island-provides-backdrop-for-historic-underwater-podcast-20260320-p5ravs.htmlA live podcast recorded from the ocean floor shows how far creators are willing to go to stand out. More importantly, it highlights a bigger shift. Podcasting is becoming an experience, not just a format. The creators who win are the ones who create something worth watching and remembering.From Conference Room to Center StageSource: CISO Series YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G9EYH8hH98At BSidesSF, a podcast became the main attraction inside a live event, complete with audience interaction, sponsors, and structured segments. This demonstrates how podcasts can evolve into full-scale experiences that drive both engagement and revenue.From Content to Conversion: The Podcast as a Sales EngineSource:  Jeremy Miner on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwrpCS7tO0oA live podcast focused on sales and leadership shows how content can double as a business tool. By demonstrating expertise in real time, podcasts can build trust, strengthen authority, and turn listeners into customers.The BBC Opens the DoorsSource:  Podcasting Todayhttps://podcastingtoday.co.uk/bbc-to-stage-castfest-with-live-podcast-recordings-at-maida-vale/With Castfest, the BBC is bringing audiences into the podcasting process through live recordings and behind-the-scenes access. This signals a broader shift where audiences no longer want to just consume content, they want to be part of it.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!Not ready for the stage but need help launching your Podcast? Try our fully done for you podcasting services.  From start to finish, Jeff will help you bring your show to life!Check out our services and packages at:https://poduty.com/done-for-you-podcasting-services/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!
#57

From Live Events to Community: Next-Level Podcasting Trends with Carl Richards

Poduty and the News is the only live news podcast about podcasting, delivered right from the stage. We bring together the top headlines, stories, and trends in the podcasting world, shining a spotlight on how the medium continues to evolve, connect, and inspire creators everywhere. Each episode is recorded live, creating an atmosphere filled with energy and community. Whether you’re an avid podcaster, a curious listener, or someone thinking about starting your own show, Poduty and the News is your backstage pass to the real conversations shaping the industry.We don’t just report the news—we bring you into the action. From live event coverage and behind-the-scenes moments to industry insights and advice, the show is all about celebrating the community, growth, and creativity at the heart of podcasting today.Meet Today’s Guest: Carl Richardshttps://podcastsolutionsmadesimple.com/Carl Richards is a true leader in the podcasting industry and the mastermind behind Podcast Solutions Made Simple. With a background in radio broadcasting and communications coaching, Carl Richards has dedicated his work to helping coaches, consultants, and subject matter experts break into podcasting—whether as hosts or guests—even if they feel stretched for time or technical know-how.As the host of The Podcaster’s Podcast and a champion of the three C’s—communication, connection, and community—Carl Richards brings a wealth of real-world experience and a passion for helping others find their unique voice. His approach is all about strategy, accessibility, and building meaningful relationships through the power of audio storytelling. If you want to learn more about elevating your podcast or why creating community-driven content matters, you’ll enjoy the insights and advice Carl Richards shares in this episode.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/6282618417446912Chapters in this episode:The Conference Room Becomes the StudioSource: Radio Days https://radiodayseurope.com/news/record-your-podcast-live-at-radiodays-europe/Radiodays Europe is introducing a dedicated Podcast Room where attendees can record content live on-site, showing how conferences are evolving into content creation hubs and giving podcasters direct access to guests, conversations, and real-time storytelling opportunities.From Fans to Live AudienceSource: PR News Wirehttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/just-womens-sports-brings-fan-activation-and-live-podcast-taping-to-womens-final-four-302714315.htmlJust Women’s Sports is combining fan activations with a live podcast at the Women’s Final Four, demonstrating how podcasting is becoming part of major entertainment experiences where audiences show up not just to watch, but to participate.No Ticket Platform? No ProblemSource:  Marquette Universityhttps://law.marquette.edu/news/student-organizations/awl-pils-live-podcast-event-balance-scalesA student-led live podcast event at Marquette proves that simple tools like a Google Form are enough to get started, highlighting how accessible live podcasting can be when creators remove unnecessary complexity.Run the Race, Then Hit the ShowSource:  B105 Countryhttps://b105country.com/duluth-marathon-weekend-events/Grandma’s Marathon is adding a live podcast recording to race weekend, showing how established events can extend their audience experience and create new revenue opportunities through live podcasting.From Platform to Stage to PodcastSource: Spotify Newsroomhttps://newsroom.spotify.com/2026-03-19/equal-the-podcast-5-year-anniversary/Spotify is expanding its EQUAL initiative into a podcast and global events, illustrating how podcasting is being used as part of a larger ecosystem that blends storytelling, community, and in-person experiences.From Download to DestinationSource:  Thrifty Travelerhttps://thriftytraveler.com/podcasts/thrifty-traveler-podcast-live-june-12/The Thrifty Traveler Podcast is hosting a live show with interactive elements like trivia and Q&A, showing how independent creators are turning their podcasts into ticketed events that build a deeper audience connection.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!Not ready for the stage but need help launching your Podcast? Try our fully done for you podcasting services.  From start to finish, Jeff will help you bring your show to life!Check out our services and packages at:https://poduty.com/done-for-you-podcasting-services/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!
#56

Live Podcasting’s Rise: Comedy Roots, Festival Stories, and Connecting with Audiences with Scott Edwards

Welcome to Poduty and the News – the only live news podcast about podcasting, recorded right from the stage! If you're passionate about podcasts (or just curious what happens behind the mic), you're in the right place. Join us as we break down the latest in live podcasting, share inside scoops from industry pros, and explore how podcasts are reshaping entertainment—one story at a time.What to ExpectEach episode, hosts Jeff Revilla and Music invite top guests from across the podcasting and entertainment world for lively, unscripted discussions. Expect real stories about building shows, performing in unique venues, and the connections between podcasting and other forms of live entertainment. Whether you’re a seasoned podcaster, a comedy fan, or new to the scene, you'll find something to spark your creativity and make you laugh.About This EpisodeFor our St. Patty’s Day edition, Jeff Revilla welcomes legendary comedy club founder and podcast host Scott Edwards. Together, they dive into the parallels between the rise of stand-up comedy in the '80s and the growth of the podcast industry today. From producing shows in restaurant banquet rooms to embracing live podcasts as immersive entertainment, Scott Edwards shares a treasure trove of behind-the-scenes stories—and a few sound effects!Other topics covered include:How comedians honed their acts in unusual venues—and how podcasters are doing the same todayWhy live podcasting is the next frontier in audience connectionThe growing role of podcasts at festivals, events, and iconic venuesTips for new creators: the importance of repetition, writing, and participating in your communityFun stories about comedy legends, music history, and the business of showbizMeet Our Guest: Scott Edwardshttps://scottscomedystuff.com/Scott Edwards is a renowned comedy club founder, live event producer, and the host of the “Stand-Up Comedy: Your Host and MC” podcast. With over 21 years running Laughs Unlimited—one of America’s earliest comedy clubs—Scott has worked with icons like Garry Shandling, George Wallace, Dave Coulier, and Bob Saget, many before they became household names. He’s produced TV shows, radio programs, and live concerts for audiences of up to 15,000 people. Today, Scott brings his expertise to the world of podcasting, showcasing both emerging and legendary comics and sharing the craft, community, and pure fun of comedy with listeners around the world.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/6282618417446912Episode RecapFrom Downloads to Door TicketsSource: Spotifyhttps://newsroom.spotify.com/2026-03-13/german-podcasts-live-events-kaulitz-hills/Spotify has launched the Legends Club, highlighting German-language podcasts that have surpassed 100 million streams. Instead of just celebrating the milestone digitally, Spotify is hosting live recordings with fans in the room, beginning with the podcast Kaulitz Hills. The program shows how major platforms are starting to treat podcasts as live entertainment experiences, not just downloadable content.Podcasts Join the Cultural ConversationSource: Yellow Scenehttps://yellowscene.com/2026/03/13/boulder-international-film-festival-announces-2026-program/The Boulder International Film Festival is incorporating podcast sessions into its programming alongside traditional author talks and literary discussions. These live recordings bring podcast hosts, journalists, and cultural figures together in front of an audience, demonstrating how podcasts are becoming part of the broader cultural and intellectual event circuit.The Stage Becomes the StudioSource:  Radio Infohttps://radioinfo.com.au/news/radio-podcasters-and-writers-unite-for-2026-sydney-writers-festival/Another element of the Sydney Writers Festival highlights how radio broadcasters and podcasters are recording conversations live at the event and releasing them as podcast episodes afterward. This model allows a single stage discussion to serve two audiences: the people in the room and the listeners around the world.Hollywood Hits the Podcast StageSource: The Hollywood Reporterhttps://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/mariska-hargitay-live-podcast-napa-valley-streamfest-1236524258/At Napa Valley StreamFest, actress Mariska Hargitay will participate in a live recording of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast before receiving the festival’s Icon Award. The event demonstrates how podcasts are becoming a platform for high-profile interviews and celebrity conversations at major entertainment festivals.Podcasting Takes the Main Stage in New YorkSource: Podnewshttps://podnews.net/press-release/podcast-movement-26-nycPodcast Movement announced that its flagship conference will move to New York City for the first time in 2026. The event will bring together creators, advertisers, networks, and executives at Terminal 5, reflecting how podcasting has evolved into a major media industry with growing influence across advertising, entertainment, and technology.When Fans Become the AudienceSource: The Rights to Ricky Sanchez YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHKXSrAAWQ4The Rights To Ricky Sanchez podcast recorded a live episode at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, turning a sports podcast into a full live event for fans. Featuring guests like Jake Fischer and Amos Lee, the show blended sports discussion, music, and storytelling, illustrating how podcasts can bring passionate communities together in a shared live experience.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!Not ready for the stage but need help launching your Podcast? Try our fully done for you podcasting services.  From start to finish, Jeff will help you bring your show to life! Check out our services and packages at:https://poduty.com/done-for-you-podcasting-services/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!
#55

From Ear Hustle to Art Educators: Live Podcasting Stories That Matter with Ashe Woodward

Poduty and the News is your go-to live news podcast about... podcasting! Hosted by Jeff Revilla, each episode dives into the latest trends, headlines, and conversations in the podcast world, with a unique focus: live podcasting. That means the shows we feature aren’t just recorded in a studio—they’re performed in front of real, present audiences. If you want to discover what’s happening on the front lines of podcasting innovation, community, and live events, you’re in the right place.Whether you’re a podcast superfan, a budding host, or just curious about the evolving media landscape, Poduty and the News breaks down not just how podcasts are changing, but how doing them live adds something special—think deep audience engagement, real-time energy, unscripted moments, and a unique connection between creator and listener.What Sets Us Apart:Spotlighting Live Shows: We highlight the creators who take the stage or go on tour, talk art, policy, music, comedy, and more—all live.Industry Insights: Hear about the trends shaping podcasting, from the “attention economy” to innovative uses like podcasts behind bars and creative arts education.Audience Impact: We don’t just talk numbers and downloads—we care about how these shows are impacting real lives, from giving voice to the voiceless to building community right in the room.Actionable Takeaways: If you dream of taking your show live (or just want to support creators who do), you’ll find tips, stories, and inspiration here every week.This Week's Guest: Ashe WoodwardMeet Ashe Woodward: Scholar, Storyteller, and Podcasting Trailblazerhttps://www.spookyscholars.com/https://instagram.com/spooky.scholarsThis week, Ashe Woodward joins Jeff Revilla for her second appearance on the show! Ashe is the creator and host of Spooky Scholars, a groundbreaking podcast that explores horror through scholarly, queer, and feminist lenses. It’s about more than just jump scares: Ashe digs into the deeper meaning behind our favorite scary stories, revealing connections to society you might never expect.But that’s not all. Ashe also helms Horror Helpline, an interactive radio call-in show where listeners air their real-life struggles—and get matched with a thematically relevant horror film for comfort, perspective, or just plain fun. This beloved radio format is soon to become a podcast, bringing her blend of compassion, insight, and pop culture savvy to an even wider audience.Why you’ll love Ashe on Poduty and the News:She’s brilliant at connecting the dots between pop culture, real issues, and the podcasting medium itself.With her deep experience in both audio and radio, she’s thoughtful about what’s changing (and what stays true) when podcasts go live.Ashe is active in the community—look her up at @spooky.scholars on social media for even more takes on horror, creativity, and podcasting.Check out her proudest publication, Darkest Margins (from 1428 Publishing), all about liminality in horror and featuring an essay on the Flatliners film universe.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/6282618417446912The 6 Podcast News Stories we Covered on This Episode:The Attention Economy Has a New ChampionSource: Inside Radiohttps://www.insideradio.com/free/data-shows-podcasts-are-winning-the-battle-for-attention/article_871ddc1f-117f-4fd5-a70a-9bd8fa26e5ca.htmlNew research shows podcasting is winning the battle for attention. Nearly 40% of listeners say podcast time replaces social media scrolling, while others are choosing podcasts over television and streaming music. Adults now spend about 103 minutes per day listening to podcasts, more than major social platforms like TikTok or Instagram. This deep engagement is driving more advertisers toward the format.Podcasting Behind BarsSource: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitationhttps://www.cdcr.ca.gov/insidecdcr/2026/03/03/ear-hustle-live-records-podcast-at-ccwf/The award-winning podcast Ear Hustle returned to its roots by recording a live episode inside the Central California Women’s Facility. For incarcerated attendees, the event created a rare moment of connection and hope. The story highlights how podcasting can give voice to people who are often unheard and create meaningful experiences in unexpected places.Can Live Podcasting Make Policy Feel Human Again?Source: Capitol Weeklyhttps://capitolweekly.net/special-episode-a-conversation-on-housing-with-asm-buffy-wicks/A live conversation with California Assemblymember Buffy Wicks turned housing policy into a personal story about stability, opportunity, and community. Instead of a traditional press conference, the discussion allowed audiences to connect with the human impact of housing shortages. It shows how live podcast-style conversations can make complex issues easier to understand and more engaging for audiences.Big Crowds, Big Names, Bigger Ticketing ProblemsSource: Crossed Wireshttps://crossedwires.live/line-upThe Crossed Wires podcast festival is expanding with more headline acts and multiple days of live programming. The event drew around 25,000 attendees last year and continues to grow with major podcast talent and sponsors. However, the frustrating ticket purchasing process shows how friction in the buying experience can make it harder for fans to attend even the most exciting live events.When Podcasting Meets the ArtsSource: KPBShttps://www.kpbs.org/events/2026/02/26/arts-educators-save-the-world-live-podcast-recordingThe Arts Educators Save the World podcast hosted a live recording at the Comic-Con Museum focused on mentorship and creativity in the arts. Featuring Emmy-winning writers Joshua Pruett and Scott Peterson, the event explored how learning and mentorship shape creative careers. With tickets priced at only five dollars, the event showed how podcasts can support arts education and strengthen creative communities.Not Every Podcast Needs WordsSource:  Alpha Rhythm on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmUuM5JGTQs&list=PL3q1D4QzH9acCTwP836fK0WjP3mJKjMfqThe Alpha Rhythm Drum and Bass Podcast is celebrating its 400th episode with a live music-driven show. Instead of interviews or storytelling, the podcast focuses on DJ-style mixes that introduce listeners to new electronic music. The show highlights how podcasting can extend beyond spoken-word formats and blend elements of radio, music performance, and live entertainment.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!Not ready for the stage but need help launching your Podcast? Try our fully done for you podcasting services.  From start to finish, Jeff will help you bring your show to life!  Check out our services and packages at:https://poduty.com/done-for-you-podcasting-services/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!