The How To Podcast Series - Revolving Guest Co-Hosts, Podcast Tips and A Community for Podcasters

Episode 437 - Taking Action, Starting a New Podcast, Learning on The Job with Co-Host Will Routledge - Wildlife Quests Will started as a listener of this show - finding it via a search, Will hit play, listened to the show and then did something that many seem to struggle with - Will took action. Will started. Some guru

Episode 436 - Applying Lean Learning by Pat Flynn to Podcasting, Breaking the Cycle of Information Overload Pat Flynn’s Lean Learning: How to Achieve More by Learning Less offers a timely and actionable blueprint for creators—especially podcasters—who find themselves trapped in endless cycles of research, preparation,

Celebrating a Milestone for My Living The Next Chapter Podcast - 20,000 Downloads and Some Lessons Learned Well, well, well - slow and steady wins the race! I just wanted to share with you a milestone reached in one of my other podcasts (yes, I have many!) Living The Next Chapter is my author podcast - in just over 3 y

Episode 435 - What is and What Isn't A Podcast and Why Does This Even Matter and to Whom What Is—and Isn’t—a Podcast? Why Definitions Matter The Evolving Definition of Podcasting Traditionally, a podcast was defined as an episodic series of audio files distributed via RSS feeds, allowing listeners to subscribe and rece

Episode 434 - Tuning In - How to Harmonize with Your Guests and Audience Resulting in a Better Podcast Just as a band that’s out of tune and unprepared can turn off an audience, a podcast that lacks preparation and connection with its guests or listeners can feel awkward and unengaging. When everything is in sync—guest

Episode 433 - The Power of Consistency Over Perfection - What Happens When Podcasters Commit Long-Term "Write a short story every week. It's not possible to write 52 bad short stories in a row." — Ray Bradbury Podcasting Version: "Record an episode every week. It’s nearly impossible to make 52 bad episodes in a row."Do