The takeaway from this episode is clear: live podcasting isn’t just for major broadcasters or comedy tours. Whether you’re part of a niche professional community, a fandom, or a cause-driven movement, going live can amplify your impact, deepen connections, and even open doors to new opportunities (hello, media passes and industry events!).
Joining me on this episode: Alesia Galati
https://helpmypod.com/
https://galatimedia.com/
Alesia Galati is the founder of Galati Media, a full-service podcast management agency known for supporting podcasters with everything from strategy and launch to ongoing show growth. With a background in supply chain management and corporate environments, Alesia brings a structured and insightful approach to podcasting, helping clients optimize processes and succeed in a competitive space. She's the host of the Podcasting Unlocked podcast—a twice-weekly show offering both solo episodes on practical tips and short-form strategy, as well as guest interviews showcasing the diverse ways creators find success in podcasting. Celebrating milestones such as nearly 300 episodes, Alesia is passionate about showing there’s no one “right” way to podcast and empowering others to find the methods that work best for their unique voices and audiences. Known for her energetic, authentic presence and her love of books and Star Wars, Alesia inspires both seasoned podcasters and newcomers to experiment, build community, and bring more personality to their creative work.
Joining me on this episode: Alesia Galati
https://helpmypod.com/
https://galatimedia.com/
Alesia Galati is the founder of Galati Media, a full-service podcast management agency known for supporting podcasters with everything from strategy and launch to ongoing show growth. With a background in supply chain management and corporate environments, Alesia brings a structured and insightful approach to podcasting, helping clients optimize processes and succeed in a competitive space. She's the host of the Podcasting Unlocked podcast—a twice-weekly show offering both solo episodes on practical tips and short-form strategy, as well as guest interviews showcasing the diverse ways creators find success in podcasting. Celebrating milestones such as nearly 300 episodes, Alesia is passionate about showing there’s no one “right” way to podcast and empowering others to find the methods that work best for their unique voices and audiences. Known for her energetic, authentic presence and her love of books and Star Wars, Alesia inspires both seasoned podcasters and newcomers to experiment, build community, and bring more personality to their creative work.
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You Got It, Dude… Live: When Podcasting Becomes Performance Art
Source: JakeandAmir
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPzYeS3QtqU
A live HG Podcast table read of a wildly absurd Full House spec script shows how live podcasting can become full-blown performance art—embracing chaos, audience reaction, and shared moments that can’t be replicated in a studio recording.
You Got It, Dude… Live: When Podcasting Becomes Performance Art
Source: JakeandAmir
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPzYeS3QtqU
A live HG Podcast table read of a wildly absurd Full House spec script shows how live podcasting can become full-blown performance art—embracing chaos, audience reaction, and shared moments that can’t be replicated in a studio recording.
When Policy Goes Live: Why Conferences Are Betting on Podcasts
Source: Rail Business Daily
https://news.railbusinessdaily.com/ria-annual-conference-2025-gets-under-way/
At the RIA Annual Conference 2025, a live podcast recording highlighted how conferences are using podcasts to capture complex conversations, extend reach beyond the room, and document industry-defining moments in real time.
From Pitch to Podcast: When Expertise Takes the Stage
Source: Podcasting Today
https://podcastingtoday.co.uk/rory-best-and-andrew-trimble-discuss-six-nations-live-podcast/
Former Ireland rugby internationals Rory Best and Andrew Trimble brought elite-level analysis to a live podcast recording, proving that authority, credibility, and community can be just as powerful as spectacle in live podcasting.
From Stage to Strategy: Why Festivals Are Building Podcast Spaces
Source: Media Week
https://www.mediaweek.com.au/beyond-the-valleys-10th-edition-leans-into-gen-z-brand-experiences/
Australia’s Beyond The Valley festival featured a dedicated live podcast venue, signaling a shift toward podcasts as experiential infrastructure—designed for connection, conversation, and Gen Z engagement rather than traditional brand promotion.
Ground Zero Moments: When Live Podcasts Capture an Industry Being Born
Source: Telecom Reseller
https://telecomreseller.com/2026/01/27/jeff-pulver-on-vcon-and-the-birth-of-the-ai-communications-industry-podcast/
A live podcast at Cloud Connections explored vCon and the rise of the AI communications industry, showing how podcast conversations themselves are becoming structured, trustworthy data assets that could power future technologies and businesses.
Appointment Podcasting: When Nostalgia, Fandom, and Cause Collide
Source: Laughing Place
https://www.laughingplace.com/disney-entertainment/espn-super-bowl-live-podcast-rich-eisen-chris-berman/
ESPN’s live podcast taping with Rich Eisen and Chris Berman ahead of the Super Bowl demonstrates how nostalgia, live experiences, and charitable impact can turn a podcast into a must-attend cultural event.
As we wrap up this episode, it’s clear that live podcasting is redefining what’s possible for creators. Jeff Revilla and Alesia Galati explored how stepping outside your home studio can help you stand out, connect, and build a memorable community experience. Whether you’re considering hosting on a festival stage, at an industry conference, or even a themed local gathering, live events unlock new energy and opportunities for your show.
Key takeaways for podcasters:
- Live podcasting creates irreplaceable, community-driven moments you just can’t replicate in a studio environment.
- You don’t need spectacle or perfection: Authenticity and proximity to your audience make live shows special
- Every niche has potential: Even the most specific or obscure industries can find audiences and success with live podcast events.
- Leverage podcasting as your ticket in: Live shows can get you access to sold-out events, potential collaborators, and exclusive content opportunities.
- Giving back matters: Use your platform for charity and community causes—live podcasts are a great way to blend entertainment and purpose.
- Don’t overthink it—just start: You can experiment with hybrid models, virtual participation, or small local performances to ease into live podcasting.
If you’re considering elevating your podcast, now is the perfect time to get creative and go live. The future of podcasting is about real-life moments, so explore how your unique voice can become a part of this ever-growing movement—and don’t forget to support and collaborate with others in your community!
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