Servant of Pod with Nick Quah
LAist StudiosIn the world of podcasts, anyone can tell their story. From major media institutions to mom and pop shops starting from scratch. Let Nick Quah guide you through this ever-changing world, as he speaks with the producers, hosts, and executives that are shaping the culture of podcasting.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Category | News | ||||
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Introducing WILD by LAist Studios, a podcast about origin stories. About those moments big and small that transform people forever. Season 1 of WILD: Home Forever is a time capsule of these kinds of moments captured during a global pandemic that left... more
Servant of Pod is coming to an end, and since this is the final episode, we figured we’d close out the show the same way we began: in a pandemic. (Kidding, but not really.) To send off the podcast, Nick is joined by The Verge’s Ashley Carman to build... more
Writer, podcaster, and cultural critic Sarah Marshall has a distinct expertise: diving deep into the messy backstories of widely known subjects that are often overlooked in their elemental details. This week, Nick speaks with Marshall about the way s... more
Some call it “guilty pleasure,” some call it trash, but whatever description you use, you can’t deny that reality television is now firmly baked into the firmament of American reality. The relationship between the genre and podcasting is also increas... more
True crime podcasts are some of the most popular and profitable shows being made, despite (or perhaps because of) its occasional ethical queasiness. This week: a roundtable discussion with Crime Writers On…’s Rebecca Lavoie and WAMU’s Jonquilyn Hill ... more
The Podcast Producer: by and large, it is the atomic unit of labor in the podcast business, and it’s a role that means and involves many, many things depending on the specific situation. This week: a roundtable discussion with Chiquita Channel Pascha... more
The Brothers McElroy — Travis, Justin, Griffin — are among the most prolific creators you’ll find in this community. Since launching the wildly popular My Brother, My Brother, and Me in 2010, the brothers have gone on to create an entire universe of ... more
It’s Been a Minute with Sam Sanders always feels as much of a surprise as it does a gift. Originally developed as a replacement for the time slot previously occupied by Car Talk, the podcast has emerged to become an endlessly interesting take on the ... more
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- Quah is King
Who better to host a show like this? (hint: no one)
Apple Podcasts5Jack Sommer
United States4 years ago - Bad add
I had to listen to your advert several times (it’s played repeatedly on SYSK) to try and understand what the name of you podcast is! It drove me a little crazy. Talk clearly or you’re wasting your advert money! Just came here to say this, thought you might want to know! Haven’t actually listened to the show 😂
Apple Podcasts5jellyselly
New Zealand4 years ago - Great insight on the industry
I have listened to most of the episodes so far and really enjoy them. Nick is a thoughtful interviewer and gets great guests. A must listen for podcast people but also interesting convos for anyone to join.
Apple Podcasts5Shvarts149United States4 years ago - Smh 🤦♀️
This is awful, another miss. I thought LAist was supposed to produce podcast about LA and the “LA Culture”... blah blah blah. Are you all getting your family and friends to write all these 5 star reviews?? 🤔
Apple Podcasts1Isv_rUnited States4 years ago - Really good show
For a podcast buff such as myself this is a brilliant. Thank you! I’m always thirsty for a new pod to get in my ears
Apple Podcasts5The pickled one
United Kingdom4 years ago - Inside Baseball Circle Jerk
Credit for the title goes to another reviewer, but it sums things up well. I’ve given Servant of Pod a good shot, but after listening to a handful of episodes, I’ve realized that it’s really only for people in the podcast industry who really only want to think and talk and listen to other people talk about the podcast industry. Well, the podcast industry, as it turns out, is not very interesting, or so this podcast would suggest. Nothing lost in giving this a go, but definitely nothing gained.
Apple Podcasts1gbp-15202201United States4 years ago Your go-to meta-podcast. A beautifully crafted podcast about podcasts, but not just the making of shows - but about the whole space. The industry, craft, passion and hobby. more
Podchaser54 years agoyankeekiwi- Great New Show
I’ve always said I wished Nick Quah was on a podcast. Well...here it is. Thanks for listening to my internal thoughts. Great show! Great guests and informative. I’ll be listening.
Apple Podcasts5shannoncasonUnited States4 years ago
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