BroncosHQ Podcast

[BooKhaki]

Whoever does it, for the love of god know how to speak in full sentences and have decent audio equipment and some confidence when speaking. Also, don't have hosts who share the same opinions and don't want to give 'different' opinions, that shit is boring.

 

[Sproj]

Whoever does it, for the love of god know how to speak in full sentences and have decent audio equipment and some confidence when speaking. Also, don't have hosts who share the same opinions and don't want to give 'different' opinions, that shit is boring.

I'd like a host who tries to be totally impartial and a sidekick who doesn't shout over the top of everyone else.

 

[BooKhaki]

I'd like a host who tries to be totally impartial and a sidekick who doesn't shout over the top of everyone else.

One of the best things about JRE, he doesn't allow people to talk over each other. Very important in a podcast.

Although in a Broncos podcast, can't really see the need for someone to ever shout over the top of someone.

 

[Johnny92]

Whoever does it, for the love of god know how to speak in full sentences and have decent audio equipment and some confidence when speaking. Also, don't have hosts who share the same opinions and don't want to give 'different' opinions, that shit is boring.

I would personally really enjoy listening to Huge on it.

 

[BooKhaki]

I would personally really enjoy listening to Huge on it.

I agree, he'd be better than a lot, if he can speak in full sentences. But it would be in a Buzz Rothfield kinda way, not just the age, but the awful opinions making you question if he actually watches footy.

 

[tommy]

I would personally really enjoy listening to Huge on it.

Just quietly I would pay.

 

[Johnny92]

I agree, he'd be better than a lot, if he can speak in full sentences. But it would be in a Buzz Rothfield kinda way, not just the age, but the awful opinions making you question if he actually watches footy.

Just quietly I would pay.

It certainly would make things more interesting if his on with someone with a completely different opinion on the matter, Aslong as it's not a Paul Kent type that talks over him.

Upthebroncos is my vote for the 'Jamie' of the broncos podcast that pulls up the YouTube clips and some of his input on players we should sign would be a topic of discussion

 

[BroncosAlways]

@Unbreakable Adam Eget to my Norm, or vice versa?

 

[lachyy]

podcast would have to have rotating guests every now and again, regardless of who the hosts are a fresh injection of different opinion would be good every now and again

 

[Foordy]

I'd like a host who tries to be totally impartial and a sidekick who doesn't shout over the top of everyone else.

 

[007]

If i get a crack - i promise to get Seibold in as a guest.

 

[Sproj]

If i get a crack - i promise to get Seibold in as a guest.

Only problem is he’s want a six season deal with the option of getting after being terrible for 1 and a half.

 

[Huge]

Whoever does it, for the love of god know how to speak in full sentences and have decent audio equipment and some confidence when speaking. Also, don't have hosts who share the same opinions and don't want to give 'different' opinions, that shit is boring.

I can do those things but you need young blood. An old guy isn't useful even though I'd like to help it along. I definitely am different and abrasive!

 

[Unbreakable]

@Unbreakable Adam Eget to my Norm, or vice versa?

Haha, I'm not sure I'm fit to play either role. Eget's humour and comedic timing is very underrated.

I'll be one of the writers :)

 

[Nashy]

Need a host?

I have no idea.

 

[Morkel]

I can offer 3 opinions and characters of my own:

Pok Pok is from Tonga and each week he'll select his "Chur Bro" award for best team-mate on the field.
Boris is obviously from Russia, and he'll pick the bravest and most stoic player on the field.
Morkel is from Logan.

 

[heartly87]

I am a bit late to the party but Podcasts are one of my fav past times. A few ideas I have to throw out there.
1: You don't have to be just a pod cast and don't necessarily need all the "equipment" to start. WrestlingINC for example is a podcast on wrestling, Uploads video on Youtube and audio on all your usual podcast apps. These guys are just using standard pc/gaming Headphones with a mic. You can always upgrade later if you have success. Also being on both is a no brainer for potential income from advertisement. Zoom is an option for hosting a video style pod, you can record it and everything here is a link on how https://krisp.ai/blog/record-podcast-on-zoom/
Also if you have a youtube page, you can upload player highlight vids that have been up here each week. The more people who click a vid of Darren, means they may also look to see what else BHQ Cast is uploading and find the actual Podcast.

2: Keep it simple early on until the team who is involved gets some chemistry. Review the game from last week and talk about the next weeks match up. Do some player breakdowns, who had a good game, who is in form ect. Maybe highlight some of the opposing team. You have these conversations all the time, at the pub, at work, at the gym , at the kids footy training. low prep, not complex and can easily be adlib. Maybe once in a while talk about an ex player, a legend of the club. Do an origin special. You name it you can do it. Just don't talk about anything but footy, no Covid, No Qanon, No politics and no other bs. People use pods to hear people talk about things they are interested in, it's like sitting in on a conversation without having input. Like friends without the friends if you get my drift.

3: I think 3 people is a good number for hosts, you need one primary shot caller who keeps the convo moving, a guy who knows his shit and somebody who can bring a bit of spark/laughs without being annoying. Plan the format of the episode, the general outline but don't script it.

4: Always stick to the format promised, if you say it is a weekly, stick to it. People will not come back if you miss a week, they will find something else to listen to. Engage on youtube, this is very important, use the discussion panel, ask the people how long eps should be ect or if there is something they would like talked about ect.
A personal opinion on length is at least an hour for a sport pod, people like to listen on the way to work and on the way home, or while they work out ect.
5: Have fun with it, people like to listen to people who enjoy and know what they are talking about.
6: Potentially use the preseason as your own preseason and just upload some content here for some feed back, if we will not listen to you nobody will haha.

7: Doing the episode on a Tuesday after the teams are released is the go, upload on the Wednesday.

 

[Super Freak]

I am a bit late to the party but Podcasts are one of my fav past times. A few ideas I have to throw out there.
1: You don't have to be just a pod cast and don't necessarily need all the "equipment" to start. WrestlingINC for example is a podcast on wrestling, Uploads video on Youtube and audio on all your usual podcast apps. These guys are just using standard pc/gaming Headphones with a mic. You can always upgrade later if you have success. Also being on both is a no brainer for potential income from advertisement. Zoom is an option for hosting a video style pod, you can record it and everything here is a link on how https://krisp.ai/blog/record-podcast-on-zoom/
Also if you have a youtube page, you can upload player highlight vids that have been up here each week. The more people who click a vid of Darren, means they may also look to see what else BHQ Cast is uploading and find the actual Podcast.

2: Keep it simple early on until the team who is involved gets some chemistry. Review the game from last week and talk about the next weeks match up. Do some player breakdowns, who had a good game, who is in form ect. Maybe highlight some of the opposing team. You have these conversations all the time, at the pub, at work, at the gym , at the kids footy training. low prep, not complex and can easily be adlib. Maybe once in a while talk about an ex player, a legend of the club. Do an origin special. You name it you can do it. Just don't talk about anything but footy, no Covid, No Qanon, No politics and no other bs. People use pods to hear people talk about things they are interested in, it's like sitting in on a conversation without having input. Like friends without the friends if you get my drift.

3: I think 3 people is a good number for hosts, you need one primary shot caller who keeps the convo moving, a guy who knows his shit and somebody who can bring a bit of spark/laughs without being annoying. Plan the format of the episode, the general outline but don't script it.

4: Always stick to the format promised, if you say it is a weekly, stick to it. People will not come back if you miss a week, they will find something else to listen to. Engage on youtube, this is very important, use the discussion panel, ask the people how long eps should be ect or if there is something they would like talked about ect.
A personal opinion on length is at least an hour for a sport pod, people like to listen on the way to work and on the way home, or while they work out ect.
5: Have fun with it, people like to listen to people who enjoy and know what they are talking about.
6: Potentially use the preseason as your own preseason and just upload some content here for some feed back, if we will not listen to you nobody will haha.

7: Doing the episode on a Tuesday after the teams are released is the go, upload on the Wednesday.

Excellent post.

I never thought of doing a Podcast using Zoom, but that could come in handy if we're ever able to convince people within the club to give us an interview.