
For my Podcamp Toronto talk, “I Quit- Maybe” today, I wanted to discuss the phenomenon of Podfading and how the experience of podcasting changes for people who have been doing it for a number of years. Â I did not have a slide deck or even a clear agenda. Â I did have just a few notes on a mind map prepared last night. Â One of the participants asked me to post them so here they are.
The talk developed into a wide ranging discussion among several veteran Canadian podcasters including Bob Goyetche, Scarborough Dude, Dave Delaney, Bill Deys, Will Spaetzel, Ninja, Sylvain Grandmaison and several others. Â I recorded the session and I may post it at a later date.
Discussion Notes

I Quit!!– Maybe
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- -Â My Podcast Experience
- Librivox
- Volunteer reader
- Librivox Community Podcast
- Admin- MC
- Back to occasional reader
- Audio Feedback
- Podcamp Toronto Blog and Podcast
- For the Sake of the Song
- About 150 episodes
- Now going for 5 years since just after pcto 2012
- Started weekly for first year
- moved to biweekly for a couple years
- then monthly
- have considered podfading many times
- Now It’s a mostly summertime activity
- 12 episodes a year released on the first of the month
- My 2011/2012 series was finished by August 31.
- Podfade for 10 months– Season
- K9 Days, Podcast 100 club
- Guest Spots on other Podcasts
- Catholic Roundup
- School Podcast– Family Literacy Day
- Why do people take up podcasting?
- Why do people quit podcasting?
- Life after podcasting
- When is it time to quit?
- Antidotes to Podfading
- seasons
- reinvent your show
- bring on a co-host
- Fine tune your focus
- You might be about to podfade when?
- My Podcast and Contact Information:
- Sean McGaughey
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- For the Sake of the Song
- Catholic Roundup
- Twitter
- Email
- Facebook
- Discussion Notes prepared with the open source mind mapping software, Freemind
UPDATE: March 6: I have added the audio recording of the presentation to this post. Enjoy.