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In this short update episode Martin Lindeskog checks in after a break caused by family and personal challenges. He previews an upcoming conversation with Derek from Scotland — a constructive feedback session that helped refine Martin’s spotlight on Circle Networks and affirmed his speaking voice and podcasting mission. Martin also announces a new show focused on freedom of expression and podcasting technology, aimed at explaining RSS and Podcasting 2.0 features in layman’s terms. He touches on hosting with Truefence.fm, experimenting with chapters and transcripts, and a temporary hiccup using podchapters.com, promising more episodes soon. Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:Pluck the Day podcastDerek McGillivray's profile on Circle NetworksRich Site Summary Stuff podcastPodcasting 2.0Tea Party Media podcast on TrueFans.fmPodChapters.comEpisode 29 (3 minutes) was recorded at 2030 Central European Time, on October 2, 2026, with Alitu. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu.
In this International Podcast Day special, the host celebrates 20 years of podcasting and highlights the key features of Podcasting 2.0 in a short, practical episode. The main focus is on the funding tag—value-for-value support using Bitcoin’s Satoshis and tools like Boostagrams—making donations direct, splittable, and simple. The episode also introduces location tags for hyperlocal discovery, podrolls for referral-based discovery, and social interact tags to automate sharing and engagement across platforms. The host mixes personal perspective with actionable links and tools so podcasters and listeners can immediately experiment with the new ecosystem. Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:Live stream on YouTube: International Podcast DayPacific Time zone - Time.isZulu time (Military time zone) - WikipediaPodcasting 2.0How to Use the Value for Value (V4V) FeatureHow to use the funding tagMatt Medeiros: Forget views, give your podcast the Funding TagAdd a Location to your podcastPodcast RadarHow to recommend other podcasts using PodrollEGO NetCast podcastSocial InteractInternational Podcast Day on September 30Support Tea Party Media podcast on TrueFans.FMEpisode 28 (10 minutes) was recorded at 0445 Central European Time, on October 1, 2026, with Boomcaster. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The chapters are generated by PodChapters.
Martin sits down with singer-songwriter Sarah Whatmore for a warm, wide-ranging conversation that moves through Manchester childhood memories, stadium atmospheres and the intimate joys of vinyl and live performance. Sarah recounts her rise in the industry, why she declined touring as a backup singer for a major pop star, and how motherhood and time away reshaped her creative choices. They discuss changes in the music business—streaming economics, songwriting revenue, and the potential of Podcasting 2.0—while celebrating physical records, acoustic sets, and the nostalgia that keeps ’80s and ’90s music alive. Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:Time to Think (Sarah Whatmore album) - WikipediaSarah WhatmoreSacha SkarbekEGO Search on Rozalla - EGO NetCast (May 24, 2020)Artifacts podcastSarah Whatmore - The Top of the Pops ArchiveThe Whiskey Jar in ManchesterCastle Hotel in ManchesterOld-time music - Wikipedia EGO Search on James Knights of Knight$ - EGO NetCast (August 30, 2019)Hate (single) - ShazamChris CameronPeter-John Vettese - WikipediaSarah on InstagramEpisode 27 (50 minutes) was recorded at 1300 Central European Time, on September 19, 2026, with Alitu. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The chapters are generated by PodChapters.
Thereza Bazar (of Dollar) and collaborator Stephen join Martin to reflect on long careers, 80s synth-pop roots, and why nostalgia still fills venues. They share memories of ABBA, pirate radio, and the changing role of record labels, plus the emotional mechanics behind memorable pop — simplicity, craft and countless small tweaks. Conversation pivots to practicalities: touring the 80s weekenders, the economics of physical releases (vinyl/CD collectors) and how artists can reconnect with fans through live shows, radio and direct digital payments. They celebrate longevity, the fan-artist bond, and the need to keep moving creatively at any age. Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:RISKY BUSINESS (Hollywoodland Mix)RISKY BUSINESS - Thereza Bazar's DOLLAR (Official Music Video)RISKY BUSINESS (Mother Mother Remix)Dollar on Energise RecordsThereza Bazar on FacebookStephen Fox on FacebookStephen James Fox on InstagramThereza Bazar on InstagramEpisode 26 (75 minutes) was recorded at 1300 Central European Time, on September 13, 2026, with Alitu. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The chapters are generated by PodChapters.
I am going through the five P's of podcasting, plus adding two"peas" inside the pod.Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:Live streaming session on YouTubeSpeaker Podcast & Events Circle on Circle NetworksPodcasting 2.0Podcast RadarAlituBackpack StudioAuphonicWhat Are Podcasting 2.0 Transcripts and What Are The Benefits? - FountainPodroll AtlasFunding tagP.R.O.F.I.T.S - Daniel J. Lewis, The Future of PodcastingThe Audacity to PodcastPluck the Day podcastTea Party Media podcast on TrueFans.FMDave Christie's post on LinkedInEpisode 25 (11 minutes) was recorded at 0700 Central European Time, on September 17, 2026, with Boomcaster. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The chapters are generated by PodChapters.
Martin reflects on how to describe his work after a prompting from peers: is he a New Media Advisor, Podcast Strategist, Podcast Philosopher—or simply someone who helps people tell their stories? He unpacks the practical side of podcasting: strategy versus tactics, the value of just starting (press record), repurposing everyday encounters for episodes, and encouraging clients through example (one client grew to 100 episodes and 14 seasons). Martin also frames his identity around podcasting 2.0 features, freedom of expression, and the blend of philosophy and hands-on support he brings to personal brands, nonprofits, and small businesses. Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:Dave Christie on Circle NetworksLee Midlane (Box Brand) on Circle NetworksPete Rea on Circle NetworksChris Rea - WikipediaPete Rea's C.A.M.S course - HolisticBusinessEdge.comPodcasting 2.0Podcast Radar - RSS dot IOAlberto Betella's tweet (post) on Twitter (X) about Podcast RadarEpisode 131 of Podcast Editors MastermindEpisode 24 (16 minutes) was recorded at 0500 Central European Time, on August 30, 2026, with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The chapters are generated by PodChapters.
Sean Hegarty joins Martin Lindeskog to discuss his transition from a career paramedic to author, coach, and Circle Networker. He shares the personal crisis that forced him to reinvent himself, how he stripped away an identity tied to his job, and the development of his framework PrimeACT. Sean explains the Prime side as introspection—values, self-recognition—and ACT as the practical steps to live in alignment. They also touch on his book The Sean Method (second edition), feedback-led revisions to broaden its audience, and how his lived experience shapes the work he now offers to help others bridge belief and action.Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:Sean Connery - WikipediaJames Bond"Shaken, not stirred"Vulcan saluteMobile scanner app for health biomarkers - Martin's referral link (Lyceum)Sean Hegarty's book, The Sean MethodSean on Circle NetworksEGO NetCast podcastPodcasting 2.0Speaker Podcast & Events CircleSean's Health & Wellness CircleSean's online community, Men Forge Forward - SkoolTetley Tea Folk - WikipediaPG Tips Chimps Adverts Full collection on YouTubeVictor Borge's Inflationary Language - A Tribute to Victor BorgeVictor Borge "Inflationary Language" on The Ed Sullivan ShowTea for Two (song) - WikipediaDad's ArmyJethro (comedian)Jamie Stewart on Circle NetworksGillian Schofield on Circle NetworksMartin's co-host of The Secular Foxhole: Blair SchofieldSean Hegarty, Irish comedian - WikidataSean on LinkedInSean on TrueFans.FMHawaii Five-O (1968 TV series) - WikipediaBeverly Hills, 90210, slipped Martin's mind...Episode 23 (30 minutes) was recorded at 1300 Central European Time, on July 31, 2026, with Alitu's recording feature. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The chapters are generated
In this episode Martin Lindeskog returns after a quiet period to share his health journey and outline the next steps for Tea Party Media. He teases an upcoming interview with Sean Hegarty and explains three focal points for the podcast: embracing Podcasting 2.0, promoting mutual support among creators, and defending a broad notion of freedom of expression. Martin also discusses practical site updates he’s planning — including adding a Podcasting 2.0 section and donation/support options — and asks listeners to help cover hosting costs on TrueFans.FM so he can keep producing content.Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:From Health Challenges to Podcast Changes - episode 8, Pluck the Day podcastSean Hegarty on CIrcle NetworksPodcasting 2.0VEO (Value Each Other)Freedom of Expression - Swedisch Psychological Defence AgencyWhat is freedom of expression? - Article 19 dot OrgFreedom of speech - WikipediaGift a Hosting Subscription - TrueFans.FM
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