The Podcasts Series is Great
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I loved Kris Vallotton's podcast series on empowering women, and we bought the book based on how impacted we were by those, thinking there would be more insight, further research and more in-depth material. The book is not well organized, the tone is pushy, and there is not much more scriptural analysis (though there are more stories and anecdotes). We recommend listening to the podcasts series and selecting other books for this topic. Here's a link to the first in the series, http://podcasts.ibethel.org/en/podcasts/the-theology-of-empowering-women-part-1.mp3?type=lq
3909842
The SAGA  OF RECLUCE SERIES is fantastic.  I've reread it many times and am extremely happy that I can now listen to it also.
4644503
I have become a fan of audible books since I had eye surgery and had to spend three days without being able to see to read.  These books hold your interest and the narration is excellent.  I have listened to 8 of the 9 books in collections 1, 2 and 3.  I like them now even though I can see to read because I can do other things while listening - cleaning and knitting - they make the time go by faster.
1787921
Great book and community.  Their included video content is outstanding.  They have a fun and goofy style that comes off charming and informative.  I love their podcast and have bought their other books.
2049489
Great book. Loved it! As a total rookie, I had NO idea how to podcast. I did know how to make MP3's and upload them via FTP to my website, but that was it.
Paul explains all you need to do to start podcasting.
What he doesn't do it bog you down with unnessary info.
I'd already read Podcast Launch by John Lee Dumas but I was a bit disappointed in his Kindle book as it all sounded far too complex and I didn't feel I had the Energy for what he proposed.
Paul's book was easy to read and I implemented everything he suggested...and my podcast is up and running 12 hours later from getting to the end of the book. I've had 21 downloads already in 24 hours, which suits me fine...I wasn't expecting any!!
I'd also read Podcast Master by Ben Green and listened to his podcast...on how to podcast and I nearly gave up the whole idea as all he talked about was this....that and... the other bits of equipment.....I'm not even pretending to be a professional audio-producer, but I AM a professional in my field and I needed a book that would (gently) but optimistically give me all the (sensible) suggestions I needed to be up and running in a few hours...
Now that I'm podcasting and I've got past the inevitable hurdles....I can concentrate on polishing my episodes.
This book is to get you to podcast in as Paul says 'Four Simple Steps'....and it did exactly that for me...
Great!
1187461
I've been listening to Decoder Ring Theatre podcasts for years, I don't even know how many. I've enjoyed Martin Bracknell's immortal Black Jack Justice and his hot-as-inner-city-sidewalks-during-a-heatwave side kick Trixie Dixon long enough that just writing that brings the sound of the opening credits into my inner inner ear, the one deep inside my brain. And now I know the back story, I know how these two smart talking detectives became a team. The story seems longer than the usual podcast. It's perfect as a book. And, because of those unwasted hours spent listening to the able voices of the Decoder Ring Theatre, I was able to "hear" this book, again in that inner inner ear.
It's a great story, good plot, great pacing, and swell banter throughout. Loved the alternating point-of-view, made a strong story stronger. If only I had the wit at hand to express my feelings as clearly and obliquely as Mr. Justice and Miss Dixon.
Even if you're not a Decoder Ring Theatre afficionado, this is a great detective story in the school of "hard boiled" '40s and '50s pulp fiction genre. And if you're not a Decoder Ring Theatre listener you're missing some great theatre, don't read any further, just hop over to your podcast subscription tool d'platform and grab yourself a regular dose of great coffee and detection. Even though Jack has yet to offer me a cup, forcing me to provide my own and dream of his story-famous coffee pot, I feel welcomed time and time again.
I raise my cup, Gregg Taylor has hit it out of the park on this one.
3759317
There's a lot of negativity out there and we are careful about what we allow our kiddos to watch and listen to. This series is wonderful. They learn about the Bible, it's entertaining, funny and smart. Great CDs for car trips and we listen during meal times some days too. Seller quick with shipping and never have had any issues with ordering.
289337
Love the podcast and I adore monsters and cryptids, so this was a must have.  I ended up having to buy two because my dad visited and started reading it and loved it so much I gave him a copy.  That man NEVER reads, so that should tell you something :)
3591767
Great content, Nick always has great guests on his podcast too. Everything laid out nicely and actionable. While I probably won't use everything he wrote about, there's plenty I can use.
4810415
It's my favorite podcast in a form that will still be enjoyable when the world as we know it inevitably ends. The art is beautiful and the stories are boiled down into fun size nuggets of American history. No sleep 'til hippo!
1046731
Their podcast is so entertaining and hilarious. I have listened to almost all of them and seen them live twice. I really hope they write another one to follow up the stories where this left off.
My advice to the reader: download podcast addict and subscribe to The Dollop. Definitely worth the listen.
1185821
I looooooved this series in print and I am so happy that it has finally come to Audible. The narrator does a fabulous job and I can't wait for the rest of the series to be released.
3414424
Loved it. Better in Audiobook. Worth following on YouTube and Podcast.
4921675
Having spent hours listening to his podcasts and receiving his advice I can tell you that Jason knows about podcasting.  He knows all the tricks to making your podcast sound like it was recorded professionally in a studio.  He has also written another book on promoting your podcast that I would highly reccommend.
2287649
A wonderful companion to the podcast. While I don't think it would stand well on its own, it does add dimension and depth to the world of Night Vale. I appreciated the opportunity to experience a longer, more detailed story that focused on side characters and subplots. I was also delighted to finally go inside the Night Vale Public Library, which was my favorite part of the book and everything I hoped for.
4603248
The best thing about the book is how well it compliments everything to do with the podcast. Leading up to the books release there were a flurry of fantastic podcasts on the Tim ferriss show. Lo and behold, they also ended up being fantastic excerpts of this book. Both a wonderful read and a terrific reference. There are no bad parts of this book, nor bad people in it. Everyone has something to say, a book to recommend, or a quote to get you moving. Thank you Tim for another gem!
967470
Honestly an amazing book. I'm do glad this came in the mail so quickly and I can't even put it down. Highly recommend it to anyone who has listened to the podcasts :)