Adam Torres

This episode was recorded live at the Poduty Podcast Theater in Tarentum PA. Host Jeff Revilla digs deep into the world of podcasting, business, and live events, joined by an incredible special guest: Adam Torres. Adam is not only a prolific podcaster (with over 6,000 interviews, nine shows, and 250+ launched by his company), but a global entrepreneur behind Mission Matters, devoted to elevating independent creators and helping everyone find their voice.Meet Adam Torreshttps://missionmatters.com/It’s clear from the moment Adam steps on stage that he’s passionate about podcasting and lifting up other creators. Jeff Revilla and Adam Torres connect over their shared mission: providing a platform for independents and inspiring people to start their own shows—even if that means starting with a cell phone and zero editing. Adam shares his journey—from classic interview formats to his recent leap into short monologue episodes via his new show, “Adam Torres Inside My Mind,” inspired by an emotional Christmas Day interview.Adam also gives listeners a sneak peek into his new book, One Billion Podcasts, which is available for free through his Instagram (@askadamtorres) and shares tips on building a show from scratch, monetizing, and stepping out of your comfort zone.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 Real Cost of “Cheap” AISource:  Mironovhttps://www.mironov.com/cost-of-ai/The Product Agility Podcast recorded live at Productized 2025 shows how live podcasting adds credibility and context to complex AI conversations. As AI lowers the cost of creation, recording live at industry events highlights how presence, positioning, and distribution now create the real value.Careers Are Changing. Community Isn’tSource: YouTube + Whiskey.fmhttps://whiskey.fm/how-to-build-a-career-when-the-rules-keep-changing-w-taylor-desseyn-jason-torreshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnesF9aEJKsRecorded live at All Things Open, the Whiskey Web and Whatnot Podcast demonstrates how live podcasting mirrors modern career building: relationships first, algorithms second. Live recordings turn podcasts into networking engines, not just content streams.When AI Goes Enterprise—and Goes LiveSource:  Betakit Podcasthttps://betakit.com/how-opentext-went-all-in-on-ai/The BetaKit Podcast used a live fireside chat at SAAS NORTH to unpack enterprise AI adoption at scale. The live stage reinforces trust, authority, and depth—proving why serious industry conversations benefit from being recorded in front of a real audience.When Fandom Becomes the StageSource:  All Phlyhttps://allphly.com/event/the-quest-for-lx-a-cheap-seats-and-city-pigeons-live-podcast-event/By hosting a free playoff preview live event, Cheap Seats and the City Pigeons show how live podcasting transforms fandom into community. The event turns a podcast recording into a shared experience rooted in place, timing, and emotion.When the Show Leaves the StudioSource: The Woody Showhttps://www.thewoodyshow.com/featured/the-woody-show/content/2026-01-02-867-whats-new-podcast-live-from-cabo/The Woody Show recording live from Cabo and again at a Raising Cane’s opening highlights how shows grow by meeting audiences where they already are. Location-based live recordings turn podcasts and radio shows into experiential brand activations.When a Podcast Becomes the InstitutionSource:  Cornellhttps://news.cornell.edu/stories/2025/11/celebrating-50th-startup-cornell-podcast-eclectic-convergenceCelebrating its 50th episode, the Startup Cornell Podcast recorded live at a major conference to document its community in real time. The episode shows how live podcasting helps institutions preserve culture, credibility, and history beyond individual episodes.Here are 6 key takeaways from this episode of Poduty and the News with Jeff Revilla and Adam Torres:Live Events Are the Future of Podcasting: Both Jeff Revilla and Adam Torres highlight the shift toward live podcasting at conferences, industry events, and even local community spaces, emphasizing the unique opportunities for connection and presence that in-person experiences provide.Podcasting Builds Community and Authentic Relationships: Engaging with audiences live—whether at a big conference, a tailgate, or a coffee shop—transforms podcasts from content into events, fostering community and building lasting audience loyalty.Monetization and Brand Growth through Experiential Podcasting: Adam Torres shares how Mission Matters leverages live events and recurring collaborations to sell tickets, offer merch, and grow influence, showing a real path from podcasting hobby to sustainable business.Podcasting Can Boost Careers Across All Industries: The episode discusses how having a podcast in niche industries (like healthcare or education) can position hosts as thought leaders and open unexpected career opportunities, as seen in several real-world examples.Educational and Institutional Power of Podcasting: Higher education and youth organizations, such as Cornell University and Texas FFA, are using podcasts not just as content, but as curriculum and institutional memory, letting students and members connect more deeply with their fields of interest.Embracing Experimentation and Stepping Outside Comfort Zones: Both speakers encourage podcasters to break out of traditional formats—trying monologues, live recordings, or unconventional venues—to discover new audiences and flex creative muscles, citing both their own journeys and famous examples like Larry King.These discussions collectively reinforce that the real magic of podcasting today happens at the intersection of content, community, and live shared experiences.Don’t Miss Out!Follow Poduty and the News for more updates on the future of live podcasting!https://news.poduty.com/