Do you want to know the best social media podcasts for you or just want to increase your podcast listening around Facebook, Twitter, social media, online communities and so on?  Here is a list I came up with – you might have more social media podcasts to add to the list. If so, yell out.

I’ve been putting out a podcast on Online Communities and Social Media for a number of years and experimented with different genres. I have done step by step technical screencasts, chatting from an armchair a la Hitchcock! and I am now working with Panel of smart Social Media people.

Social Media Business by Laurel Papworth

My little ol’ podcast is definitely not the best. There’s lots of technical things I don’t understand and am learning. For example, this episode had my mouth out of synch with the words and took Gary hours to correct. So I skipped doing the normal stuff like straplines to fix it the synch problem.  The latest episode is a panel with Lee Hopkins from South Australia, Téa Smith from Western Australia, Stephen Johnson from Melbourne, and myself Laurel Papworth from Sydney as well as Shel Israel from the USA.  We talk about Local Government and social media, Wikipedia and SOPA blackout, Facebook and the cruise liner sinking, and other issues where social media and society intersect. 

Social Media Business 13: Panel with Shel Israel from Laurel Papworth on Vimeo.

You can subscribe to more on Vimeo (I’m moving off YouTube) or subscribe in iTunes. Go to Social Media Business page on Apple iTunes website then click View in iTunes to launch the iTunes app. Audio version is also available.

We’re thinking of asking some of the podcasters below to join the panel one week – so we can get free tips (yay!) and to help you guys understand the value of a podcast to your social media offering. We’re also looking for other possible people to interview (you?) so let me know…

List of Social Media Podcasts:

Some of these I listen to regularly, some I dip and out of, some I’ve never listened to but included because I was told about them. Snack as thy will.

  1. DishyMix by Susan Bratton (I listen to a lot)
  2. Connected Social Media has a lot of case studies of mostly big business
  3. Marketing Over Coffee SUBSCRIBED
  4. For Immediate Release – Shel Holtz et al have been around forever in Social Public Relation. http://www.forimmediaterelease.biz/
  5. The Engaging Brand – Anna Farmery (very English!) SUBSCRIBED
  6. This Week in Social Media by webtv network VIDEO Yay! SUBSCRIBED
  7. Social Buzz Awards weekly podcast from UK
  8. Allure New Media Webinars on social media
  9. Digital Breezes by Leonie Smith (another Aussie! yay!)
  10. Trafcom Communication by Donna Papacosta. Not just a social media podcast also communication. Tips on LinkedIn.
  11. Managing the Gray - changing and evolving in social media. http://www.managingthegray.com/
  12. Six Pixels of Separation - Twistimage often rates highly in social media podcast awards http://www.twistimage.com/podcast/ SUBSCRIBED

Please let me know if the link doesn’t work as Apple doesn’t make it easy to promote podcasts with links. Sometimes itpc:// works and sometimes it doesn’t! Some have phobos addresses (apple links) and others don’t. Grrr. I wrote SUBSCRIBED if it’s one I’m currently listening to, but I float in and out of content.  I’ve tried to avoid the obvious bandwagon podcasts for obvious reasons, and present a list that you might find interesting.

EDIT. Eric mentioned LivingMauiSocial.com as being fun. :)

 

We look at Freemium revenue in social networks and online communities including asking that: if freemium is the business model of giving it all (or most) of the services away for free, how can you then charge for it? And what is free stuff anyway – marketing? advertising? A mugs game?  If you offer some services at a paid-for premium, which ones should you choose to monetize? Maybe technical support or more of the standard fare or perhaps specialised content and services that the free service don’t get to see? And note: annoying members into paying for premium access doesn’t Continue Reading…

 

What is “the experience economy” – is it the next step on from agrarian, commodity, service…? How does value – and therefore money, currency – shift when people are more willing to pay for intangible experiences than physical goods? Can we monetize something in our minds? The first episode of my new podcast, Social Media Business, looks at revenue stream associated with providing your online community or social networks with a real world experience such as a meetup, conference or party.

 

Podcaster Leo Laporte explaining how much income and expenses he has for This Week in Technology podcasts: he makes $1.5 million per year, doubling every year and spends $350,000 on costs including 7 staff.

 

Miss me? I’m still in Singapore, teaching Social Media campaigns and how to build branded microcommunities for the Singapore Government. I’ll be back next week. In the meantime, here’s an interview I did with Choice Magazine on the future of social networking: In the future, we will turn to the internet to get a job, for a loan and to take out health insurance, but we’ll apply through our online social network. And this will give rise to the development of peer-to-peer economies. These are just a few of the developments that Laurel Papworth is anticipating. The internet strategist works Continue Reading…

 

Well, I gave a keynote at edna.edu.au including me.edu.au last week – not sure if it was really at a beginner’s level – some people had never seen facebook, but you may enjoy it. You can hear the podcast (audio) here – I umm and aah and inflict some bad jokes, but it’s not too bad. You can listen to it in isolation, or flicking through the slides below. Education: Profile and Identity online view presentation (tags: education profile identity reputation) Enjoy! Tags: Australia, Online Communities, social networks, Identity, Education, Event, podcast, kerryank, me.edu.au, edna.edu.au, education.au, workshop, keynote

 

Mick said that I can embed the streaming (TEXT) chat from our 2webcrew podcast which we have live each Wednesday (you listen to us jabber on, commenting on the chat in forums and then we are snarky back at youDid it work?EDIT: It did ! yay! Will be on live in 4.. 3..2..1 (LISTEN here at ThePodCastNetwork to listen or else ustream) Tags: social networks, podcast, Online Communities, Australia

 

Each week I participate in a live podcast with CameronReilly, CEO of The Podcast Network, the currently voiceless Bronwen Clune, CEO of PerthNorg and Duncan Riley, of TechCrunch. The whole thing has progressed in an interesting fashion. The first week, we just skyped together as a normal podcast. Then it went up on 2webcrew site for people to listen to. Then we UStreamed the whole thing so that people could chat in a chatroom while listening. Then it got embedded in Tangler – voice, webcam of Duncan Riley chatting on while at MacWorld, live chat room and so on. Last Continue Reading…

 

I’ve got a thing about lawyers. I don’t know what it is.. brainy? glasses? I think they were the original geeks, before technology came along. Anyway, I am downloading this right now as we speak. (from social customer manifesto) Social Networking for Business and the Law: A Podcast (iTunes) (MP3) Ok, that was fun. Had a chance to chat last week regarding social networking with a bunch of great folks, including: Kara Swisher, co-executive editor of All Things Digital Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi Eric Goldman, Director of the High Tech Law Institute at Santa Continue Reading…

 

1pm Sydney time, which is 11am Perth time. You’ll be able to download it later at 2webcrew.thepodcastnetwork.com – but why not join us for live chat at ustream.tv/channel/2web-crew-live ? There will be me, finding her feet. And Techcrunch’s Duncan Riley, Norg’s Bronwen Clune, and TPN’s Cameron Reilly and some mystery guest with some major announcement that we’re not allowed to talk about. Well, let’s be honest, I probably would let it slip – Blabbermouth of The Internetz here – but they won’t tell me who s/he is. Grrrrrr. If you have a question you want answered, and can’t use the Continue Reading…

 

*drum roll* PRREEEEEEsenting *ta da* Laurel Papworth (me), Duncan Riley (TechCrunch), Bronwen Clune (Norg Media) and Cameron Reilly (The Podcast Network or TPN) 2Web Crew #11 – 2007 wrap-up Join Techcrunch’s Duncan Riley, Norg’s Bronwen Clune, World Communities’ Laurel Papworth and TPN’s Cameron Reilly for a round up of the apps and services that rocked our world in 2007. Download The Show Bronwen, Duncan Riley invited me to join him, Laurel Papworth and Cameron Reilly for a regular podcast on the Web 2.0 scene. We talked about the apps that rocked our world in 2007 – which for most of Continue Reading…

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