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Drafting and Understanding Podcast Contracts

Have you ever wondered what would happen if your podcast co-host suddenly decided to up and leave, or if a guest claimed you had no right to use their interview, or perhaps an advertiser didn't pay for the slot you slaved over? Well, it’s the sort of thing that keeps us podcasters up at night, isn't it? But fear not, because having the right contracts in place can be as soothing as a lullaby for these nightmare scenarios.

In this episode, I'm going to walk you through the essentials of drafting and understanding the contracts that keep your podcast secure. We'll be talking co-hosts agreements, guest releases, advertiser deals, and platform contracts, ensuring that you have a legal safety net beneath the high-wire act of podcasting.

So, if you've ever felt a twinge of anxiety about the 'what ifs' of your podcasting venture, stay tuned. This episode might just be the legal armor you need to fend off those potential podcasting perils.

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Legit Podcast Pro
Exploring Podcasting through the legal and business lens from The Podcast Lawyer™, Gordon Firemark

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Gordon Firemark

Gordon Firemark (gordonfiremark.com) has practiced media and entertainment law in Los Angeles since 1992. Widely known as The Podcast Lawyer™ (ThePodcastLawyer.com), he has spent his career helping creative industry professionals make deals that make sense, and that get their productions developed, financed, produced and distributed. His practice also covers copyrights, trademarks, business transactions, and corporate matters for clients in media and entertainment.