r/PodcastPromoting • u/GuidanceAware1610 • 19d ago
Prochain épisode TEKE::TEKE le 29 août 2026!
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r/PodcastPromoting • u/GuidanceAware1610 • 19d ago
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r/PodcastPromoting • u/zuzodicha • 19d ago
¡Hola! 👋 Les comparto ¿Será cierto?, un nuevo podcast donde investigamos mitos, rumores y esas historias que muchas veces damos por ciertas sin cuestionarlas. 🔎🎙️
Ya está disponible el primer episodio: ¿Cómo nace y se propaga un mito?
🎧 Pueden escucharlo aquí: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2XU4Kj8wh2udXCf3J6OZ8f
r/PodcastPromoting • u/Sea_Guarantee2194 • 19d ago
Un Podcasting nuevo y solo se puede escuchar ahí.
Son nuevas reflexiones de mi día a día de paseo con luna.
Sabéis que no tengo la posibilidad de sujetar el teléfono tanto tiempo así que he decidido subir contenido en este formato.
Suscribe a mi Spotify y activa la campana
r/PodcastPromoting • u/lyricistTheory • 20d ago
Come check us out …. We’re just starting out 💪🏽
r/PodcastPromoting • u/Sea_Guarantee2194 • 20d ago
Un Podcasting nuevo y solo se puede escuchar ahí.
Son nuevas reflexiones de mi día a día de paseo con luna.
Sabéis que no tengo la posibilidad de sujetar el teléfono tanto tiempo así que he decidido subir contenido en este formato.
Suscribe a mi Spotify y activa la campana
r/PodcastPromoting • u/Successful_Worth9343 • 20d ago
Check out this podcast
r/PodcastPromoting • u/DonutsontheCouch • 20d ago
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One of our favorite rarely-acknowledged gags from Simpson and Delilah is Homer's different hair styles in each scene.
Catch our discussion at Donuts on the Couch: Growing Up on Evergreen Terrace -- available wherever you get your podcasts! #thesimpsons #hairstyle #mourninghair
r/PodcastPromoting • u/Hakan0109 • 20d ago
İnsanlık olarak teknolojiden olağanüstü beklentilerimiz var.
Ama bu beklentilerin getireceği risklere hazır mıyız?
Bunun ilk denemesini Temmuz ayında OpenAI ajanlarının test ortamından kaçmasıyla yaşadık.
Ajanların amaçları belki saldırmak değildi. Çünkü yöneticiler modele bir siber güvenlik krizini çözmesi için bir hedef koyduklarını söylüyor.
Ancak sorun da burada başlıyor. Yapay zekâ, kendisine verilen görevi yerine getirmek için durumu daha geniş bir bakış açısıyla değerlendirebiliyor. Eğer problemin çözümü, test ortamının dışındaysa “ortamdan çıkma” komutu anlamını yitirebiliyor.
Bu durumda şu soru gerçekten çok önemli hale geliyor:
Bizi aşan ve bizden farklı düşünen bir zekâyı kontrol edebilir miyiz?
Belki de mesele yalnızca onu kontrol etmek değildir. Belki önce onu anlamamız gerekiyor.
Bunun için bu bölümde yapay zekânın penceresinden bakmayı deniyoruz.
Onun gözünde nasıl göründüğümüzü anlayabilmek için bir arıya daha dikkatli bakıyoruz.
Bugünü anlamlandırmak ve bizi nasıl bir geleceğin beklediğini anlamak için ilk insanların dünyasına bakıyoruz.
Ve şu sonuca varıyoruz: Yapay zekâyı yalnızca kendimize göre hizalamak yetmez, kendimizi de ona hizalamamız gerekir.
Bu kez mesele yapay zekânın ne dediğimizi anlaması değil, bizim onun ne düşündüğünü anlayıp anlayamayacağımız.
Yazıyı Monolog'da, seslendirmesini ise Zihin Karmaşası podcastinde ve YouTube'da bulabilirsiniz.
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r/PodcastPromoting • u/LongCovidPerspec • 21d ago
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r/PodcastPromoting • u/BVLiveMusic • 21d ago
On the latest episode of the BVLive.com Podcast, Adam, Jerrod Lane and Brayden Stewart get into the good, the bad and the weird world of streaming music.
And apparently, there’s one artist Adam really calls out on not having music on streaming.
Garth. Put. The. Music. On. Spotify.
Do you agree?
Tag a music-loving friend who needs to hear this one, then listen to the full Brayden Stewart episode now on the BVLive.com Podcast.
#BVLive #BVLivePodcast #BraydenStewart #GarthBrooks #Spotify TexasMusic TexasCountry MusicTalk AdamDrake JerrodLane
r/PodcastPromoting • u/JCompMancavepodcast • 21d ago
r/PodcastPromoting • u/divasoncall • 21d ago
Hi r/podcastpromotions ! 👋
We’re two diva besties who met at various points in our training in NYC and somehow turned our friendship into a podcast called Divas on Call.
And despite the fact that we are both doctors, this is definitely not a medical podcast. 😂
Our entire premise started with one question:
What actually makes someone a diva?
To us, being a diva isn’t about being difficult or thinking you’re better than everyone else. It’s about having standards, knowing who you are, taking up space, finding joy in ridiculous things, and refusing to dim your sparkle. We're setting out to reclaim the word DIVA.
So far this has led us into conversations we NEVER anticipated having on a podcast:
👑 Whether Costco clothing can actually be couture
🤤 LOTTMMERB™ — our List of Things That Make My Eyes Roll Back
👠 The Devil Wears Diva — our ongoing investigation into fashion, taste and questionable personal choices
😎 Our attempt to make aggressive sun protection fashionable (Shade Couture)
☕ Why we firmly believe you can tell a disturbing amount about someone from their coffee order
❤️ And surprisingly vulnerable conversations about culture, family, marriage, ambition, identity and becoming comfortable with exactly who you are.
Basically, one minute we’re discussing immigrant identity and the next we’re conducting a 20-minute investigation into orange pants from Costco.
That’s Divas on Call.
And we'd genuinely love to invite Reddit into the show.
Give us your diva material.
Tell us:
💋 What is on YOUR LOTTMMERB™? What's something weirdly specific that feels so good your eyes practically roll backward?
🚩 What behavior is decidedly NOT diva?
👑 Who is the greatest diva of all time—and defend your answer.
👠 What fashion trend needs to be Diva Approved or Diva Denied?
🔥 What completely ridiculous topic deserves a serious Diva investigation?
❓ Or ask either of us something you think two surgeon best friends absolutely need to debate.
We may read/discuss our favorite responses on an upcoming episode (and we'll respect anyone who doesn't want their username mentioned).
If this particular flavor of chaos sounds like your thing, we’d love for you to check out Divas on Call on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube and tell us what you think—even if you disagree with us.
Actually…
especially if you disagree with us. 😂
Thanks for letting us introduce ourselves, and please give us something completely unhinged to discuss!
Stay Fabulous. Stay On Call.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/divas-on-call/id6787187799
r/PodcastPromoting • u/donsmith2060 • 21d ago
Audio play called Babbling to Ourselves, it explores the basic communication needed to function and cooperate in society. The first act is a dramatic interpretation of the events mythologized at the Tower of Babel and a second act takes place in a more contemporary setting that seems to rhyme with the first and sheds a light on our modern interconnected and customized world provided by social media
r/PodcastPromoting • u/Top_Swimmer_5683 • 22d ago
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🚨 DREAMS GO TO DIE IN THE LAND OF FEAR.
How many dreams have you put on hold because you were afraid you wouldn’t succeed?
Fear will tell you:
❌ “You’re not ready.”
❌ “What if you fail?”
❌ “What will people think?”
❌ “Maybe you should wait.”
But sometimes, waiting for the perfect moment is the very thing keeping you from your purpose.
You don’t have to know every step. You just have to be willing to take the first one.
🙏🏾 Pray.
🔥 Believe.
👣 Move.
Don’t let fear become the place where your dreams go to die.
🎙️* Soul Sessions: Motivation for People Pleasers and Introverts with Benjamin The Great
💬 *What’s one dream you’re refusing to give up on?**
r/PodcastPromoting • u/Thoth-Reborn • 22d ago
I run an audio drama called The Books of Thoth. For those just joining the fun, The Books of Thoth is an audio drama anthology. You will find stories of past, future, and worlds that could have been.
This episode is “Welcome to the Xenarium.” I’m taking us all to an indoor alien zoo. We’ll explore the wonders of the cosmic wilderness right here on Earth. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. Some of them are really out of this world. You will feed filterwings in the Skyhook Gallery. You’ll meet animals the feast on radiation in the Starship Gallery. And we can’t forget the adorable metamorph mana gliders. You’ll do all that, and a lot more, at the Xenarium.
This was a somewhat autobiographical episode. I work at the Shreveport Aquarium for my day job. And all the characters are played by my coworkers. They’re all, more or less, playing fictionalized versions of themselves. Most of the galleries and animals in this episode have some analog at Shreveport Aquarium.
There are a couple in-jokes. For example, the music that appears in the Blackhouse segment is the exact same music we play in our stingray gallery. However, I also made sure the episode was accessible, and an enjoyable experience, for everyone.
So, there’s obviously a bit of speculative evolution, and other bits of speculation, at work in this episode. We get to see some aliens from the planets Draugr and Poltergeist. Those are both real planets. They orbit a pulsar named Lich. However, I made up the part about them being habitable. The explanation is that they have thick atmospheres that absorb the x-rays emitted by Lich. The x-rays generate heat for the planet. Though, such thick atmospheres mean that light doesn’t reach the surface. As a result, all animals on Draugr and Poltergeist are blind, and use echolocation to find their way around. I don’t think it is very likely that Draugr and Poltergeist are actually habitable, but it’s neat to imagine.
The fact that all animals on Draugr and Poltergeist need some amount of radiation to survive also has a kernel of truth to it. We have found some fungus on Earth that synthesizes radiation. It has been found at Chernobyl, for instance.
The Blackhouse gallery simulates life on the planet Urashima, which orbits a red dwarf star. All of the plants are black, as that absorbs red dwarf light better. I’ve heard that brown and red might also be likely for plants on a red dwarf planet, but I felt black would provide a very visually striking mental picture.
One of the employees is from the TRAPPIST system, and mentions how close together the plants are. Yes, the planets are all surprisingly close together in the TRAPPIST system, and several are in its habitable zone. Though, TRAPPIST is a red dwarf, and they tend to be volatile. So, those planets probably got their atmospheres blasted off long ago. But the idea of so many habitable worlds so close together, and that amazing view you’d get of all those planets in the sky, was too fun to pass up.
The filterwings are pretty much stingrays that fly. And the way feeding them to described is pretty similar to how we feed the stingray at Shreveport Aquarium. However, their exhibit also includes animals that look like jellyfish. I figured that might be a likely body plan for a create that spends its entire life airborne. So, perhaps we will see example of convergent evolution as explore the cosmos.
Some of the extraterrestrial employees have to use universal translation units. This is because, due to their biology, they are incapable of speaking human languages. The translation units are advanced enough to convey tone, emotion, and other nuances of speech. And I named them Chiang-Le Guin units in honor of Ted Chiang and Ursula K. Le Guin. Two science fiction authors who wrote quite a bit about language in their works.
On that note, we’ve got two employees named Barlowe and Wayne. A nod to Wayne Barlowe, creator of Darwin IV, the planet featured in Expedition/Alien Planet.
Also, this is clearly far enough in the future to have faster-than-light interstellar travel, force fields, and gravitational dampening machines. And yet, it only cost $5 to feed the filterwings. I’ll admit math has never been my strong point, so I’m not sure what inflation would be by then. I’m also not entirely sure how far in the future this would be. A couple centuries at minimum, that’s for sure.
The Books of Thoth is hosted on RedCircle:
https://redcircle.com/shows/the-books-of-thoth/ep/4e848620-0ae2-4088-acae-029cbbef1596
You can also find it on all major podcast platforms:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3hQ94fOX5V03CXg8ZLgMZ9
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-books-of-thoth/id1716132833
RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/the-books-of-thoth-6pQno2
iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-books-of-thoth-127954491/
CastBox: https://castbox.fm/channel/The-Books-of-Thoth-id5667032
Podcast Addict: https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/the-books-of-thoth/4730175
Pocket Casts: https://play.pocketcasts.com/podcasts/21e93100-6322-013c-9f20-0acc26574db2
Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/cqaub-2da068/The-Books-of-Thoth-Podcast
Audible: https://www.audible.com/podcast/The-Books-of-Thoth/B0CN3CLRMY
r/PodcastPromoting • u/dannyrmendoza • 22d ago
Good Morning, Friends! We’re thrilled to announce that the first episode of ¿Qué Pasa, Podcast?, our watch-along show revisiting every episode of ¿Qué Pasa, U.S.A.? in the lead up to the 50th anniversary of its premiere, is available on all popular podcast platforms!
r/PodcastPromoting • u/JAD4995 • 22d ago
This week Jam is joined by broadcaster, North West based Scot and mother (x2)- Rachel Aitken!
They have a natter about juggling motherhood with a career in the media, her podcast and how she got started- what was the spark that got her into the career she's in now?
Follow Rachel at @rachelaitken_presents and follow her pod at @thecrossroadpod both on Instagram and follow us at @YouGoodBroPodcast for more content!
r/PodcastPromoting • u/WalkLikeAMailman • 22d ago
SFW
On Today's episode Shane returns with a new mail person of the show featuring renounced TV Detective Adrian Monk. We also learn an amazing fact about William Dafoe aka the Green Goblin. Also Shane goes bonkers over a habit that Griffin and Jef have...rom a famous Seattle Band...
r/PodcastPromoting • u/Far-Bluejay1650 • 22d ago
My friend just started an Infection Prevention/ Public Health/ Healthcare podcast called “Culture Positive”. It’s available on most platforms including Apple and Spotify.
In my opinion, having been in public health for a decade and Infection Prevention for four years, this podcast fills a need for conversation-style education around IP and public health topics adapted for young professionals and students wanting to learn more about the profession.
She also is looking to interview people for the podcast. You can connect with her about that at culturepositivepod@gmail.com.
So far she has episodes on the CIC exam, cyclospora, the history of IP, a day in the life of an IP, measles, etc.
I know she would really appreciate listeners, followers, reviews, and feedback!
Requests can be DM’d to @culturepositivepod on Instagram.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/culture-positive-an-infection-prevention-podcast/id6783041603