In episode 669 of the New Media Show, host Rob Greenlee talks with Rob Walch, VP of Podcaster Relations at Captivate and DAX. Podcast Hall of Famers Rob Walch and Rob Greenlee discuss one of the biggest pressure points facing creators today: Can human creators grow, monetize, and maintain audience trust as platforms fill with AI-generated podcasts, synthetic video, cloned voices, and automated content channels? I apologize for the rough audio in this episode. The audio was choppy in the virtual

In episode 669 of the New Media Show, host Rob Greenlee talks with Rob Walch, VP of Podcaster Relations at Captivate and DAX. Podcast Hall of Famers Rob Walch and Rob Greenlee discuss one of the biggest pressure points facing creators today: Can human creators grow, monetize, and maintain audience trust as platforms fill with AI-generated podcasts, synthetic video, cloned voices, and automated content channels? I apologize for the rough audio in this episode. The audio was choppy in the virtual

What does “new media” mean now? Is podcasting becoming just one lane inside the larger creator-led media ecosystem? In Episode 668 of the New Media Show, Rob Greenlee talks with Oli Forsyth, founder of New Economies and New-Media.co, about the changing relationship between creators, podcasts, newsletters, video, live streams, short-form clips, AI, and the legacy media world. They explore why trusted independent voices are gaining influence, how creators can build real businesses through multiple

Is real-time AI changing live sports media and the future of new media itself? In this episode of The New Media Show, Rob Greenlee talks with Dr. Shalini Ananda, founder and CEO of Neuron Systems, about how multi-agent AI is creating more interactive, personalized, and fan-driven sports experiences. They explore AI-powered sports conversations, real-time audience participation, multilingual fan communities, specialized AI agents, creator tools, AI-generated shows, trust, guardrails, hallucinatio

There’s a specific type of narcissism that goes under the radar. It goes under the radar because it’s the opposite of what you think of when you think of narcissism. Overt narcissism is the most known type of narcissism where someone is the center of attention, extremely arrogant, and overpowering others. However one specific type of narcissism is even more toxic because it goes under the radar and surfaces when you are already deep into a relationship, partnership, or friendship. These people w

On this episode #676 of The New Media Show, Podcast Hall of Famer Rob Greenlee is joined by Steve Wilson, Chief Strategy Officer at Daylight Media and a former Apple Podcasts executive, for a conversation about the next evolution of the new media creator economy. Podcasting is still a powerful long-form relationship format, but it is now part of something larger. Today’s creators are building audiences across video, audio, YouTube, social clips, newsletters, live events, advertising, memberships