Why Smaller Podcasting Conferences Might Be the FutureWe reflect on the recent Podcast Movement in DC, likened to a "podcast summer camp," and discuss its challenges, from noisy venues to balancing industry presence and independent podcasters.Dave shares insights from a smaller, more intimate podcast event at a Holiday Inn, highlighting the cost-effectiveness and stronger connections made.We explore the potential future shift towards smaller, niche conferences, and Daniel proposes innovative ideas like value-for-value-based events using cryptocurrency.From the power of in-person networking to the benefits of hyper-focused sessions, this episode is packed with insights on how these gatherings could reshape the podcasting community.Plus, we entertain the idea of a future-focused podcasting conference, bringing together tech advancements and creative minds. So, stay tuned, and let's explore the future of podcasting together!Your HostsDave Jackson, host and educator at School of Podcasting™Daniel J. Lewis, host and educator at The Audacity to Podcast® and creator of Podgagement® Support The ShowDanielPodgagement - Boost Your Audience EngagementSocial Subscribe and Follow PluginDaveBuy Dave a Coffee Join the School of PodcastingProfit From Your Podcast BookMentioned in This EpisodeThe Audacity to PodcastSchool of PodcastingPodcamps (https://podcamp.org/)Podgagement Affiliate Program ( https://podgagement.com/affiliates )Podcast Movement ( https://podcastmovement.com/events/ )Mentioned in this episode:If You've Received Value From This EpisodeThis podcast supports podcasting 2.0 boosts and streaming of sats. You can boost the show using a new podcast app at www.newpodcastapps.comPodcasting 2.0 Apps