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About Edgy Podcast Reviews
Edgy Podcast Reviews, scores each show on a scale of 1 to 5 stars in the areas of content, delivery, production value, and audio quality. Fellow podcasters review and rate other podcast. This serves as a guide for those knew to podcasting and podcasters themselves.. You can find our rating criteria here .
Mission:
Provide an easy method for podcast listeners to sort through the numerous directories and the large numbers of individual podcasts to determine which ones have an interest for them. Also, Edgy Reviews seeks to encourage persons who would like to use the Edgy Reviews show model to internationalize this method by developing a similar podcast in their own language
Goals:
- Review podcasts that are submitted by either the podcaster or fans of a show.
- Provide honest feedback and constructive criticism.
- Be a profitable podcast while strengthening our credibility within the podcasting community.
- Participate with other content providers.
- Offer a recognizable image web badge for podcasts which have been reviewed.
Quotes from Daniel in the press:
Daniel Sellers, the show’s producer and director as well as one of the hosts says, “The reality is that many podcasts are no longer producing new content. Either podcasters did not “get-rich-quick” like they had been told or become discouraged due to the lack of feedback. The reason we have so many podcasts that are still active is because we require the show to produce at least ten episodes before we commit to a review. Additionally, we hope the feedback we provide allows the independent podcaster to feel as though he is not alone.”
Monetizing for Podcasters:
Podcasters need to understand that quality service and performance can not be had for free. Many podcasts start out strong but soon begin to flounder. Those who may be offended at having to pay for quality hosting may need to question how much (personally and financially) they are willing to invest. We as podcasters need a sound business model to make the quantity of money in order to invest in professional services. Companies that have been luring hobbyist with a “Free” flag will follow in the demise of services such as Podango. It is only going to get worse regarding web hosting for podcasters.
You can find each of the hosts podcast below:
Daniel hosts and produces the Father To Son podcast.
Jana hosts the acclaimed Petspeak podcast.
Examples of what we listen for in podcasts.
- Is it entertaining?
- Does the show have a clear message?
- Is the host(s) an authority on the content especially if they say they are?
- Is the podcast relevant to it’s assigned category (i.e. Comedy, TV & Films)? We use the category the podcast is listed under in iTunes.
- Is there good use of vocal tone and inflection? Host(s) Relaxed?
- How is the chemistry between co-hosts?
- Does the podcast effectively use bumpers, music, or other effects?
- Is the podcast’s running time take away from the podcast? An episode’s length needs to be 70 minutes or less (fits on a burnt CD).
- What is the overall quality of the production?
- Are volume levels even for the podcast?
- How consistent does the podcast release new material?
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Email: thatpodcastshow@gmail.com
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Telephone: 302-476-2616
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