Canadian Podcaster

The voice of Canadian Podcasters launches with the Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine - a free resource for Canadian Podcasters to share ideas, inspire creativity and expore the True North Strong and Free. Canada is a land of many voices and amazing stories - sign up for your free access to the Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine today. This is a companion podcast in support of the monthly magazine release.

Canadian Podcaster is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 37 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #36

  Canadian Podcaster Mid-August Check In - The Canadian Creator Economy, Podcast Features for the Month, PodSummit 2026

  Aug 15, 202644 min

  Episode 36 - Canadian Podcaster Mid-August Check In - The Canadian Creator Economy, Podcast Features for the Month, PodSummit 2026 Canadian Podcasting in August August brings another edition of the Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine, along with a personal update from Dave after back-to-back floods disrupted his home and podcast studio. Despite the damage, he continued podcasting from wherever he could, including the kitchen table and backyard. The situation reinforces how podcasting can provide a welcome connection and creative outlet when life gets difficult. Canadian Creators and Podcasts The August magazine showcases podcasts covering business, entrepreneurship, plant-based nutrition, gaming, marketing, education, music, publishing, birds, music therapy, and Canadian cities. Each feature offers listeners a quick introduction before inviting them to explore the full shows. The episode also highlights the growing Canadian creator economy through a conversation about podcast strategy, audience discovery, branding, and measuring success. The discussion questions the value of social media metrics and looks instead at meaningful actions such as podcast downloads, website visits, event attendance, and audience loyalty. Building a Podcast Community Community sits at the heart of the upcoming Pod Summit in Calgary. The event celebrates three years of development and continues to focus on bringing Canadian podcasters together. The 2026 event takes place in October, with organizers emphasizing connection, participation, and the continued growth of Canada's podcasting community. The magazine also invites Canadian podcasters to contribute articles, newsletters, opinions, resources, tools, and podcast features. The goal remains simple. Give Canadian creators a place to discover each other, share what they are doing, and help the wider podcasting community grow. Key Takeaway Podcasting keeps moving even when circumstances get messy. Strong communities, useful resources, meaningful audience connections, and a willingness to keep creating can help Canadian podcasters stay active and discover new opportunities. How is the Canadian creator economy doing? VIDEO: An interview with Brand and Social Media Content Strategist, June Findlay. June Findlay , Brand and Social Media Content Strategist joins Pod the North’s Kattie Laur for a deep dive into the Canadian creator economy. Don’t miss this discussion on the state of podcasters and creators in Canada, how advertisers think about Canadian content, the future of building digital ecosystems (not just a podcast), and how creators make money while navigating the systems that don’t pay out (ahem, meta). https://substack.com/@podthenorth/note/p-210690362?r=1xa74u ____ https://canadianpodcaster.com/

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  Episode #35

  Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine - Other Great Newsletters to Support You, Summer Podcasters to Fall in Love with - August 2026

  Aug 1, 202611 min

  Episode 35 - Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine - Other Great Newsletters to Support You, Summer Podcasters to Fall in Love with - August 2026 Welcome to the August 2026 Edition August has arrived - the last full month of summer - and it’s the perfect time to refresh and renew your passion for podcasting as we head into fall. Wherever you’re creating from across Canada, thank you for being part of the Canadian Podcaster community. This month’s edition of the Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine is all about connection, growth, and showcasing the incredible voices shaping podcasting across the country. What started as a simple idea continues to grow into a collaborative space where Canadian creators can be discovered, supported, and celebrated. New Canadian Podcasts to Discover Inside our August 2026 issue, you’ll find a fresh collection of Canadian podcasts ready to be explored. Just halfway through 2026, Canadians have already released over 50 new podcast titles, spanning comedy, investigative series, personal narratives, and more. Whether you’re just starting out or have been podcasting for years, this is your opportunity to share your show, submit an article, or promote your work to a wider audience. The goal is to make it easier for listeners to find you and for creators to support one another. New Opportunity: Newsletter Creators This month also introduces a new opportunity for those of you creating newsletters. If you’re publishing podcast-related content, especially with a Canadian perspective, there is now space in the magazine to feature and promote your work. We Celebrate PodGlue: Streamline Your Workflow - Discover PodGlue, a new tool designed to support podcasters behind the scenes. From managing guest relationships to improving your workflow and organization, it’s worth exploring if you’re looking to streamline your process. PodGlue turns one transcript into show notes, social assets, automated guest follow-ups, and a searchable archive—helping you keep momentum alive long after publish. Support the Magazine As always, this magazine exists because of you. Your support, your submissions, and your willingness to share this with others help it grow every single month. If you would like to support the magazine directly, you can do so through Buy Me a Coffee, helping cover the tools and resources that keep everything running. Keep Podcasting, eh!? Dave Campbell https://canadianpodcaster.com/

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  Episode #34

  Canadian Podcaster Mid-July Check In - Canada Day, PodGlue, Craig from Canadian History Ehx Hits the Road

  Jul 15, 202651 min

  Episode 34 - Canadian Podcaster Mid-July Check In - Canada Day, PodGlue, Craig from Canadian History Ehx Hits the Road The July edition of the Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine brings together another collection of inspiring Canadian creators, practical podcasting advice, and stories that celebrate the growing podcast community across the country. This episode highlights several podcasts featured in the July magazine, giving listeners a preview of shows that cover history, creativity, leadership, books, technology, finance, community storytelling, climate awareness, entertainment, and podcasting itself. Each featured podcast reflects the diversity of Canadian voices while encouraging listeners to discover new creators and support independent productions. A special spotlight is placed on Canadian History Ehx host Craig as he embarks on an ambitious cross Canada journey to document the country's history, landscapes, and small communities. Listeners are encouraged to follow his travels and support his efforts as he shares Canada's stories from coast to coast. The episode also introduces Pod Glue, a new tool created by Junaid Ahmed to simplify podcast workflows and help creators build stronger relationships with guests while reducing the many disconnected tasks involved in producing a show. Throughout the episode, practical advice is woven into the conversation, including the value of creating a dedicated podcast trailer. Rather than expecting new listeners to begin with a full episode, a short trailer gives audiences an easy way to understand what a podcast is about and provides a simple piece of content that listeners can share with others. Dave also encourages more creators to consider launching podcasts focused on their own communities. Local podcasts have the power to highlight neighbourhood stories, celebrate local organizations, and strengthen connections between listeners and the places they call home. The episode concludes with an invitation for Canadian podcasters to submit their own shows for future editions of the magazine, contribute articles, share podcast related businesses, and help grow a publication dedicated to promoting Canadian podcasting. As summer continues, listeners are reminded to enjoy the season while continuing to create, connect, and support fellow podcasters. The Canadian podcasting community grows stronger when creators support one another, share valuable resources, promote great shows, and celebrate the unique stories found across every region of Canada. Every podcast has the opportunity to introduce listeners to new ideas while helping strengthen the voices that make Canadian podcasting so unique. From Podcast Mic to Highway: Craig & Berton's 17,000 km Canada Tour https://pod.link/1852258364/episode/MGZhZWE3ZDUtMmVmNC00ZWM3LThhNjAtYmNiOTM2YTJhZmMy https://www.instagram.com/cdnhistoryehx/ https://pod.link/1852258364 https://ramblingsfromthelittleshed.com/ https://podthenorth.substack.com/ ______ Junaid Ahmed Interview about PodGlue 700 Episodes Later: The Problem PodGlue Was Built to Solve https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyqbIhbwJ-Y ____ https://canadianpodcaster.com/

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  Episode #33

  Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine - Canada's 159th Birthday, Get on Track with Your Podcast, PodGlue - July 2026

  Jul 1, 202620 min

  Episode 33 - Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine - Canada's 159th Birthday, Get on Track with Your Podcast, PodGlue - July 2026 This July edition of the Canadian Podcaster Online Magazine celebrates Canada’s 159th birthday while shining a spotlight on the growing strength of Canadian podcasting and the community behind it. The episode opens with a national celebration and an open invitation for listeners and readers from across Canada and beyond to connect, contribute, and be part of something bigger. At its core, this episode is about building a collaborative space for Canadian podcasters. The magazine continues to expand as a platform where creators can submit articles, promote their shows, and share their voices. Whether you are a new podcaster or a seasoned creator, there is an open door to be featured, discovered, and supported. The goal is simple but powerful: make it easier for audiences to find and support Canadian content while strengthening the podcasting ecosystem across the country. There is also a strong push for community participation. Listeners are encouraged to submit their podcasts, newsletters, and even tools or services that support podcasters. The magazine is positioned not just as a publication, but as a hub for connection, promotion, and collaboration. With features like mid month audio clips, readers can go beyond discovery and actually hear the shows before diving in. A personal story adds depth to this month’s theme, as a reflection on family history and a locomotive in Northern Ontario becomes a metaphor for podcasting consistency. Just like trains are designed to run on tracks, podcasters benefit from staying aligned with key paths such as consistency, focus, quality, and purpose. Staying on track is framed not as limitation, but as direction. The episode also introduces PodGlue, a new tool by Junaid Ahmed designed to support podcasters behind the scenes. From managing guest relationships to improving workflow and discoverability, it represents the kind of innovation that can help creators stay organized and grow more effectively. Support and sustainability are also addressed, with listeners invited to contribute through Buy Me a Coffee to help cover production tools and keep the magazine growing. Growth in podcasting does not happen in isolation. Stay on track with your content, plug into your community, and take advantage of tools and opportunities that help you move forward with purpose. _____ https://canadianpodcaster.com/

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  Episode #32

  Canadian Podcaster Mid-June Check In - Summer Plans, Pride Celebrations, Father's Day and Men's Mental Health Awareness Month

  Jun 15, 202640 min

  Episode 32 - Canadian Podcaster Mid-June Check In - Summer Plans, Pride Celebrations, Father's Day and Men's Mental Health Awareness Month This mid-June check-in from the Canadian Podcaster brings together celebration, reflection, and practical insight for creators across the country. Recorded during a summer storm in Niagara, the episode captures the energy of June as a month filled with meaning, from Pride celebrations to Father’s Day and Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. At its core, this episode reinforces the importance of community, both in podcasting and in life, encouraging listeners to support one another and share the growing Canadian Podcasting ecosystem. A key focus is visibility and connection. Listeners are invited to share the Canadian Podcaster magazine and podcast with other creators, helping expand a network built on collaboration and mutual support. The episode also highlights tools and resources available through the magazine, including podcast discovery platforms like Find That Pod and curated free tools for creators looking to grow without financial barriers. A practical insight from the “Behind the Mic” feature tackles a common challenge in podcasting: low listener engagement. The episode explains how placing calls to action at the very end of an episode often results in missed opportunities, as many listeners drop off before reaching that point. By simply moving calls to action earlier in the episode and reviewing analytics to understand listener behavior, podcasters can improve engagement and response. The episode also takes time to spotlight Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of breaking stigma and encouraging men to seek support. Listeners are reminded that strength does not mean silence, and that resources such as Talk Suicide Canada and organizations like the Canadian Mental Health Association are available. The message is clear: check in on others, and on yourself. In addition, the episode celebrates a diverse lineup of Canadian podcasts, showcasing storytelling, business insights, legal discussions, history, and unique personal narratives. These features reinforce the richness of the Canadian podcast landscape and the value of sharing and supporting fellow creators. Key takeaway: Small, intentional actions such as moving your call to action, sharing another creator’s work, or checking in on someone’s well-being can create meaningful impact in both your podcast growth and your community. June is recognized as Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, an important time to break the stigma surrounding mental health challenges in men. The campaign challenges the "tough guy" stereotype and encourages men to seek help. Men's mental health issues are often overlooked or dismissed, which can lead to severe consequences. Some key realities regarding men's mental health include: Stigma and Silence: Societal pressures to "man up" often prevent men from speaking about depression, anxiety, or trauma, leading them to suffer in silence. Physical Manifestations: Men often experience and report mental health concerns through physical symptoms, such as chronic headaches, stomach issues, or sudden changes in sleep. High Suicide Rates: Statistically, men are nearly four times more likely to die by suicide than women and account for about 75-80% of all suicide deaths. How You Can Observe Men's Mental Health Month Start a Conversation: Check in on the men in your life. A simple "how are you doing?" can be the nudge someone needs to open up. Normalize Seeking Help: Remind the men in your life that asking for support isn't a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength. Create Safe Spaces: Foster environments at home, work, or the gym where open, non-judgmental dialogue is welcomed. Share Resources: Point people toward specialized services, hotlines, and peer support groups tailored for men's mental health. Specialized Mental Health Resources & Campaigns HeadsUpGuys: Explore targeted resources and tools for depression and suicide prevention available on HeadsUpGuys . CMHA Ontario: Learn more about awareness campaigns and local initiatives through the Canadian Mental Health Association . NAMI: Check out educational information and awareness toolkits from the National Alliance on Mental Illness . Government Initiatives: View updates on the national strategy to improve the well-being of men and boys on Health Canada . ____ https://canadianpodcaster.com/

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