New research shows rural women are producing their own independent podcasts… Kirsten Diprose argues that ironically, it’s the traditional inequality of rural areas that’s been the catalyst.

Trying to keep up with the changing offerings from various podcast hosting platforms and listen apps, can make you feel as though you’re stuck in a soap opera, such as the Bold and the Beautiful.

It has been said that podcasting is the new blogging. Kirsten Diprose argues, that it’s a much more powerful tool than blogging ever was. And we have only just begun to tap into the power of podcasting.

How often have you heard: “this would make a great podcast," or “you should have your own podcast”? If people are saying that to you, it’s probably true. The biggest barrier people tell me they have though, is just not being able to find the time to make it happen.

So, I’ve compiled six of my best time-saving tips, to make podcasting as efficient as possible.

After four mental health related podcasts in a month - I’ve realised two key lessons. One personal… and one podcasting.

A common podcasting mistake, is thinking that it’s simply a radio show, where you can listen ‘on demand’. But that’s not the case. Here’s why you should be considering podcasting as a seperate form of media to radio broadcasting.

You can change your speaking voice if you want to. These five tips will help with your presentation and quality of your voice, especially for podcasting. Just don’t go too far with the changes…

Kirsten Diprose on why farming and rural life doesn’t often make the mainstream news and how we can change that…