podcasters

Episode-based talk hosts

Podcasters are people who create podcasts—episodic audio programs distributed online.

The term emerged alongside the medium in the mid-2000s and now covers everyone from hobbyists recording in bedrooms to professional media figures with corporate backing.

She's one of the most popular true-crime podcasters.

creation

microphone

Audio input device

audio · hosting · RSS · upload · intro · outro · show notes · scripting · soundproofing · mixing

influence

thought leader

Influential industry expert

niche · authority · expertise · following · reach · impact · trendsetter · opinion · perspective · platform

platform

Spotify

Music streaming platform

syndication · feeds · submission · analytics · downloads · streaming · embed · player

monetization

sponsorship

Funded endorsement arrangement

  • PatreonRecurring fan funding platform
  • advertisingPaid promotional communication
  • midrollAdvertisement interrupting streaming content

preroll · affiliate · merch · premium · subscription · crowdfunding · donations · CPM · impressions · live shows

genre

true crime

Genre covering actual offenses

educational · news · storytelling · investigative · conversational · documentary · sports · business · wellness · history

community

listeners

Those who attend aurally

ratings · engagement · feedback · comments · Discord · social media · newsletter · meetups · live Q&A · call-ins

Categories
Opposites
media platform/distribution

podcastersbroadcast journalists

Media professionals delivering news

radio hosts · radio personalities · television anchors

content role

podcasterspodcast listeners

Audio show audience

audiences · listeners · subscribers · viewers · consumers

media production mode

podcastersauthors

Creators of written works

bloggers · editors · copywriters

Family

podcasted, podcaster

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G