The Great Unknowns Presents

On February 9th, The Great Unknowns Presents was featured on the hit show, Edgy Podcast Reviews. This is a show where hosts, Daniel and Jana will review up to three shows and give a break down and critique each one. My show, the Great Unknowns Presents was featured in episode 91. If you want to read their full review of this show, go to Edgy Podcast Reviews<----click here

On February 10, Michael J was featured in an interview with Ariel Publicity.

Q) Tell us a little bit about your podcast. What inspired you to start it?

A) My podcast started as a hobby really. Originally, it was a class project for my journalism class. The podcast option was open to several ideas and I wanted to come up with something that would showcase my talent as a radio host, but also provide a service. Since radio is over done and played out by the “mainstream payola giants”, I wanted to feature artists that no one has heard of. If people had heard of these artists, I wanted to re-introduce these artists to other people. What started out as a mere college program turned into something much greater.
When I received an invite from Ariel Publicity and after I had won two prestige’s awards for best college podcast, I realized that this was more than just a project and I took it to the next level and I began to track my track statistics. With the help of Ariel Publicity, I began showcasing unsigned artists and I moved my show from a free podcast hosting site to a pay site for better quality and for more storage space. Since my very first show, I have been constantly improving my format and it has paid huge dividends and I created a huge following that went from 300 listeners per week to nearly 2,500 listeners per week. When I placed my podcast on iTunes, that was a major catalyst for the shows success and it has grown to a 40,000+ listening audience which is continuing to grow at a rapid pace.....

Read the full interview right here: http://bit.ly/cZgkUX

*music featured in this episode: "Good as New" by Spy for Hire, and "Ruk up" by Donny B. Lord