Wil Guest

Wil "Wize" Otero

Host of Stuck in My Mind Podcast and Owner or Real Wize Productions

Appears in 1 Episode

#33

Future of Podcasting: Live Events, AI, and Community with Wize Otero

This episode is all about bringing you the latest updates and insider strategies in the world of live podcasting, independent media, and creator-driven events. Broadcasting live from the Poduty Podcast Theater, your host Jeff Revilla sets the stage for an energetic discussion about trends and what’s next in the podcasting space.Special Guest: Wize Otero Joins Live on StageWize is a true mover and shaker in the indie podcasting space—the force behind the Stuck in My Mind Podcast, Real Wize Publishing, and Real Wize Global Media. Wize shares insights from a transformative year, talks about embracing new tech, and gives us a sneak peek into exciting projects and plans for the future, including intimate podcast retreats and ongoing community growth.Connect with Wize:https://realwizeglobal.com/Watch his shows!https://realwizeglobal.com/shows-mediaWant 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 Recap:Story #1 — Is This a Podcast… or Just TikTok With Better Lighting?Strategy: Platform-First Live SeriesSource: Tik Tokhttps://newsroom.tiktok.com/tiktok-announces-tiktok-in-the-mix-a-major-new-live-podcast-series-sponsored-by-t-mobile?lang=en TikTok launched TikTok In The Mix, a live, sponsor-backed interview series streamed entirely on its own platform, kicking off with Demi Lovato and co-produced with T-Mobile. The move shows how platforms are redefining podcasting by keeping creators and audiences in one ecosystem, blending live conversation, celebrity access, and short-form distribution into a single, repeatable format designed for scale.Story #2 — From Conference Stage to CanonStrategy: Conference-as-StudioSource: MCJ Summithttps://mcj.vc/inevitable-podcast/crusoe-chase-lochmiller-mcj-summit Recorded live at the MCJ Summit in San Francisco, this episode featuring Crusoe CEO Chase Lochmiller demonstrates how conference stages can double as podcast studios. By capturing founder storytelling in front of a trusted, live audience, the show transforms a single event moment into long-term content that benefits attendees, listeners, and sponsors alike.Story #3 — When the Trade Show Becomes the StudioStrategy: Industry Event as Podcast EngineSource: Auto Deskhttps://www.autodesk.com/blogs/construction/digital-builder-ep-122-why-the-future-of-preconstruction-is-brighter-than-ever/ Live from Autodesk University at Greenbuild 2025, Digital Builder turns an industry conference into an ongoing content engine. Conversations about AI, preconstruction, and workforce evolution show how podcasts can live inside professional gatherings, extending the educational value of events far beyond the show floor and into year-round distribution.Story #4 — When the Bots Start PodcastingStrategy: Scale vs. TrustSource: Sun Sentinelhttps://www.sun-sentinel.com/2025/12/12/podcast-industry-ai-bots/AI-generated podcasts are flooding the market at unprecedented speed, with some studios producing hundreds of thousands of episodes for just dollars each. While AI offers efficiency and experimentation, the backlash highlights a growing tension in podcasting: listeners still value human connection, transparency, and trust—making authenticity a key differentiator in an increasingly synthetic landscape.Story #5 — When the Brand Becomes the VenueStrategy: Cultural Hub as Live PlatformSource:  Cuisine Noirhttps://www.cuisinenoir.com/mcdonald-weekend-uncs-arte-haus-at-art-basel/ At Art Basel Miami, McDonald’s created Unc’s Arte Haus, a four-day immersive experience blending art, food, music, comedy, and live podcasting. Rather than advertising into culture, the brand built a space where culture happened, showing how live podcast conversations can naturally exist inside experiential events that prioritize community and storytelling.Story #6 — When a Music Venue Builds a Podcast FutureStrategy: Venue-to-Creator InfrastructureSource:  BBChttps://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62v9k2zx94o A historic music venue in Ipswich received £1.92 million in public funding to build podcast studios, live recording rooms, and digital production spaces. The investment signals a broader shift toward treating podcasting as civic infrastructure—turning venues into all-week creative hubs that support education, workforce development, and the next generation of creators.Plugs & Opportunities:Grab your Poduty shirts and hats before they’re gone!Interested in taking your podcast live? 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