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Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:28
In Conversation with Podcaster and Content Creator Phullo Begum
Good evening, and welcome to a fresh new segment of Inditalk. Today, we have with us podcaster and content creator Paolo Bacon. Welcome. I'll jump right away to my first question to you, which is, can you tell us how you got into podcasting and the idea that sparked off your podcast
So I was figuring out and it just seems so perfect because there is no background, there is no video medium. So I thought that this is really easy and let me try it. And as soon as I kind of figured it out technically, that how to do it. I found it really amazing because being a voiceover artist, I'm sorry, I'm right now having a bad throat
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 1:10
So what you said completely makes sense. And so my next question to you would be, could you for us break down the process of how you choose to go about a certain podcasting episode or how you planned and the flu and structure of each episode? I mean, what's your work plan
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Because nowadays anyone just going on Google and Googling about the subject and just preparing any random script, that's not a very good thing to do. So I talk on mental health, but I create a platform to call experts, psychiatrists, psychologists, and then I promote the mental health awareness. But tomorrow if I start talking about mental health without having any certification. So that's a big Nono. Why I'm saying this, because Internet is now flooded with such people. So I strongly negate that
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:39
So basically, consistency is the key. And yeah, I think you phrased it perfectly that it's a journey a journey where you kind of explore what's in your comfort zone and the what are the areas you would like to venture in. So yeah, what according to you, is the future of broadcasting. I mean, how does the future look to YouTube? You and what would you say are the podcasting trends to watch out for in 2022
Well, trust me, podcasting in another two to three years is going to be at the boom of its peak. And, you know, it's so relevant and visible now that Giants like industrial Giants like Spotify, Apple, Google, they're all investing huge amounts of money and taking over the marketplace. As far as podcasting is concerned, they are really promoting content creators
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:23
Yes, exactly. Podcasting is I mean, it's already pretty huge today. And with time, it's only going to grow bigger. And there are thousands and thousands of listeners. And I'm pretty sure you're also one of the listeners as well as. So what are some of the podcasts that you love tuning into
Because if I'm cooking or if I'm on the wheels, if I'm doing something, maybe when I'm doing a dusting in my house and taking care of my house, there's always a podcast running behind some of the Hindi podcasts like Chero and Shirey. I really like to listen to that. So yeah, there are many podcast shows like that, to name a few
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:20
Well, I am familiar with some of the names you mentioned, but I'll definitely, definitely make sure to check out the others as well. And my last question to you would be would you like to share a few tips for the aspiring podcasters and content creators
So as far as tips for podcasts or any digital content creator is concerned, I would say, I mean I can very well relate to the inhibitions and that hitch initially which people feel to take that first step or to really try it out. I would say that first get yourself handson to the skills of creating graphics, creating infographics, creating memes. So start with textual digital content and just start putting out there. Just look out for the kind of response you're getting
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:17
That was really, really insightful. And thank you so much for this conversation today. I had a great time too and all the best for your journey ahead and sending loads of just love your way. Thank you so much. Bye
And I must mention, Aishani, that you have a beautiful voice. So please do make use of it. I'm sure you must be having fans already. And if you haven't really created a lot of content, then you must do that because you have a beautiful and very serene and sweet voice. So, yeah, all the best. And God bless you. Have a good evening. Bye
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:27
Hey, thank you so much. This coming from you means a lot because I honestly have been admiring your voice right from the beginning of this conversation. Even though you said you have a bad throat day today. I mean I have loved your voice even when I checked out the podcasts. But yeah, it does mean a lot. So thank you. Thank you so much
Also, I hope to get more swells like this in return and I wish we could be more engaging and more prominent about topics like this, which needs more understanding and more responsibility. Thank you so much
Anwesa Saha
@Anwesa · 0:14
Hi Foolo really loved your interaction and had software work from Abla to Abel. It's just mind blowing. And would you share what is your inspiration behind doing all this
Gaurav Chauhan
@Gaurav1106 · 0:53
Hi Falu, thank you so much for this beautiful swell. I was mesmerized by it. You and I Aishani both when you guys were speaking. It was just music to my ears. Both of you have such a wonderful voice and I was is just on the top of the heaven at the moment when I was listening to this beautiful conversation between the both of you
