
New Media Show with Rob Greenlee formerly co-hosted by Todd Cochrane RIP discussing the new media and podcasting space with new weekly guest co-hosts.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 605 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusiness | |||

Your podcast can be available everywhere and still be hard to find. So who controls its future: the creator, the audience, or the platform?
In New Media Show #688, Rob Greenlee welcomes back James Cridland, Editor of Podnews, co-host of the Podnew... more
Getting views, streams, and downloads is not the same as building a business. Subscribers aren’t automatically customers, and a successful YouTube channel doesn’t necessarily mean you have built something sustainable.
In New Media Show #687, Podca... more
Podcast media creator publishers may already have more revenue opportunity than they realize. The challenge is not always finding more listeners. It can be understanding what inventory is actually available to sell, what to sell, whether campaigns wi... more
As AI makes it easier to create more content, human relationships may become more valuable, not less.
In Episode #685 of the New Media Show, host and Podcast Hall of Famer Rob Greenlee talks with Alex Sanfilippo, founder of PodMatch and host of P... more
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Todd and Rob keep us abreast in wold of New Media. They are entertaining as well as informative without any specific slant or bias.I like the show and you will too after listening
Every time I try to listen to this show it has gotten worse. Can’t imagine how anyone could waste bandwidth on the video version. Powerful men in podcasting riffing on stuff they don’t know (and can’t be bothered to learn) about before they press record. Zero editing (imagine having that level of arrogance). Embarrassing for the whole industry.
I’m afraid to miss an episode. Thanks for the entertainment weekly.
Powerful men in podcasting riffing on stuff they don’t know and can’t be bothered to learn about before they press record. Embarrassing.
NMS is both entertaining and incredibly informative about podcast about the podcasting.
Todd and Rob are masters of stripping away any coaching/consulting oriented agendas, masked affiliate pushes, and poor logic. To be clear, the topics are often higher level industry level discussions (beyond where I'm at as a podcast producer) but I still value this show.
***My only small gripe is that Todd will often ask Rob what he's thinking and then proceed to cut him off before Rob's had his chance t... more
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A show centered on the rapidly evolving media and podcasting space, with frequent discussions about how video, AI, and open standards are reshaping hosting, distribution, and measurement. Guests range from platform leaders and industry analysts to creators and network operators, providing practical insights on monetization, cross‑platform strategies, and the creator economy. Notable angles across episodes include video‑first production, RSS/open standards, AI disclosure ethics, and the tension between open ecosystems and dominant platforms. The mix of guests consistently emphasizes creator autonomy, transparency, and sustainable business models in a fast‑changing landscape.
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New Media Show launched 16 years ago and published 605 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on New Media Show include:
1. Roberto Blake
2. Sean Howard
3. Alex Sanfilippo
4. Mike Kadin
5. Jaymi Bauer
6. Alban Brooke
7. Steven Goldstein
8. Samara Beth Hurley
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