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David Hooper
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Producer and Host, WRLT-FM (Nashville, TN)
Nashville
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Biography
David Hooper is the host of Music Business Radio, produced at WRLT-FM (Lightning 100) in Nashville, TN. His latest book is Big Podcast – How To Grow Your Podcast Audience, Build Listener Loyalty, and Get Everybody Talking About Your Show. In addition to his work on Music Business Radio, David is the owner of Big Podcast Agency, a marketing and production agency specializing in broadcast and podcast media. He can be heard on Build a Big Podcast - The Marketing Podcast for Podcasters.
Music Business , Marketing , Musicians
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Content
By David Hooper Verified| Big Podcast Daily - The Sausage Factory@ Lots of people in the podcasting space are talking about AI now, so I thought it would be interesting to take an episode, plug it into an AI tool, and see what happens. Here’s the episode I’m using for this example. It’s from Build a Big Podcast and is a monologue of me talking about the previous episode, a conversation I had with Jay Clouse, about how he’s built his podcast, Creative Elements, and what he did to sign a deal with HubSpot Podcast Network.
By David Hooper Verified| Big Podcast Daily - The Sausage Factory@ If you run a somewhat popular podcast, you’re probably getting pitched by publicists and others who want you to interview their clients. Below, I have two examples of email pitches that, aside from posting here, I completely ignored. I’ve booked podcast guests myself, not just me, but also others. And I’ve been on the receiving end of emails like these since 2005. I know how hard it is to book people as guests on podcasts.
By David Hooper Verified| bulletin.bigpodcast.com@ Jon Acuff has a new book on the dangers of overthinking and how to stop overthinking. He’s in the process of launching it. The BackgroundThe book is called Soundtracks and here’s what it says on the inside flap:Overthinking isn't a personality trait. It's the sneakiest form of fear. It steals time, creativity, and goals. It's the most expensive, least productive thing companies invest in without even knowing it. And it's an epidemic.
Company Info
WRLT-FM (Nashville, TN)