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As podcasters, it's easy to get stuck in a single way of looking at problems. Sometimes a new perspective is required. These episodes will help you look at both problems and opportunities differently, pulling lessons from other disciplines. Because when we approach the craft of podcasting with an open mind, we can create something truly special.

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Perspective Shifts

As podcasters, it's easy to get stuck in a single way of looking at problems. Sometimes a new perspective is required. These episodes will help you look at both problems and opportunities differently, pulling lessons from other disciplines. Because when we approach the craft of podcasting with an open mind, we can create something truly special.

2023: The Year Podcasting Has To Pay
October 12, 2022
2023: The Year Podcasting Has To Pay
Podcasting managed to survive a going-on-three-year global pandemic. But the podcasting industry is starting to feel those economic realities finally catching up to us. That won't end soon.
Podcast Conferences, Cancel Culture, & Human Dignity
September 14, 2022
Podcast Conferences, Cancel Culture, & Human Dignity
Large podcast conferences are at a crossroads, with the podcasting community wondering how next year's conferences and beyond will be reshaped by the winds of change. Here are three possible futures.
Getting Past Your Personal Podcasting Humps
August 10, 2022
Getting Past Your Personal Podcasting Humps
It's almost impossible to make a good podcast without listening to great podcasts. But it probably takes more than listening to get from good to great. The secret is learning those not-hidden secrets.
Avoiding The Perils Of Un-aligned Podcast Advice
August 3, 2022
Avoiding The Perils Of Un-aligned Podcast Advice
Finding advice on how to make your podcast better is easy. Knowing what advice to take and what to ignore is trickier. Before implementing any advice, take a close look at the agenda behind that advice.
Podcasting: Too Diverse To Fail?
May 11, 2022
Podcasting: Too Diverse To Fail?
The next few months are looking pretty rough for podcasting. And just about every other industry. Historically, podcasting has proven itself to be rather resilient. But there are lean times ahead. Are you prepared?
If You Work In The Business Of Podcasting, You Need A Podcast
April 13, 2022
If You Work In The Business Of Podcasting, You Need A Podcast
Podcasting's purveyors of picks and shovels—the myriad service providers that make our space an actual industry—are filled with smart people. But smarts only gets you so far. What's needed is experience.
Warning Our Way To Less Toxic Podcasting
February 14, 2022
Warning Our Way To Less Toxic Podcasting
It's hard to have a conversation about using technology to fight podcasting's misinformation and disinformation problems without being called an anti-free speech commie. But I'm going to do it!
Solving Podcasting's Discoverability Problem At The Cost Of Our Mental Health
February 17, 2022
Solving Podcasting's Discoverability Problem At The Cost Of Our Mental Health
Regardless of your position on podcasting's "discoverability problem," you probably wouldn't mind it if it were easier for potential listeners to find your podcast, right? Me either. But would that come at a cost?
4 Questions To Help Predict Your Podcast's Success
February 9, 2022
4 Questions To Help Predict Your Podcast's Success
Not every podcasting idea is a great podcasting idea. At least not beyond the person who had the idea. How predictable is your next podcasting project’s success (or failure)? And would you bet on it?
Should Your Podcast Get Drawn Into The Spotifight?
January 31, 2022
Should Your Podcast Get Drawn Into The Spotifight?
Spotify has long faced criticism while buying its way into having a larger slice of the podcasting pie. At all levels. But that criticism is reaching a crescendo and podcasters are taking action. Should you?
Are You Teaching How To Podcast Or A Podcasting MFA?
January 25, 2022
Are You Teaching How To Podcast Or A Podcasting MFA?
As an experienced podcaster, it's only a matter of time before you're called on to teach what you know. But what will you teach? And is it designed to make the next generation of podcasters better?
Podcast Like A Celebrity With 5 Easy Tips
November 3, 2021
Podcast Like A Celebrity With 5 Easy Tips
Celebrity podcasts are killing it, and plenty of podcasters wonder if there’s a secret to podcasting like a celebrity. As it turns out, there is! But is it relevant to podcasters who aren’t celebrities?
What Podcasting Can Learn From Apple TV+
November 2, 2021
What Podcasting Can Learn From Apple TV+
Streaming services like Apple TV+ are changing how television and movie content are created, consumed, and classified as successful or not. Changes an agile medium like podcasting can learn from.
4 Questions To Uncover Your Podcast's Unique Point Of View
October 28, 2021
4 Questions To Uncover Your Podcast's Unique Point Of View
Your podcast is unique. Just like every other podcast. Or just like every other podcast tries to be. The truth is figuring out your show’s unique point of view is hard. Asking these four questions can help.
Listening To Podcasts Is An Easy Habit To Break
October 11, 2021
Listening To Podcasts Is An Easy Habit To Break
Consistently releasing episodes on a set schedule is a good idea to keep your overall audience happy. But that doesn’t mean that every individual listener is listening to every individual episode. Is that OK?
Avoid These 4 Bad Habits Of Bad Podcasters
September 28, 2021
Avoid These 4 Bad Habits Of Bad Podcasters
It’s hard to predict which podcaster will be successful. But it’s fairly easy to see who won’t make it for long just by looking at their actions. Or inactions. Here are some of their bad habits for you to avoid.
3 Lessons Podcasters Can Learn From Norm MacDonald's Life
September 15, 2021
3 Lessons Podcasters Can Learn From Norm MacDonald's Life
What’s great about podcasting is that not everyone has to get you or your podcast. That was one of the great things about Norm MacDonald, a comedian from whom podcasters can learn a thing or three.
Using Music In Your Podcast: Fair Use Or Wise Choice?
July 27, 2021
Using Music In Your Podcast: Fair Use Or Wise Choice?
Can you use commercial music in your podcast? Few questions shut up most podcasting pundits more quickly. But the better questions are “What’s the worst that can happen?” and “Will this ever change?”
Podcasting. It's What's For Dinner.
July 14, 2021
Podcasting. It's What's For Dinner.
Comparatively speaking, podcasting has been one of the slower-growing mediums for mass adoption. What we need is a big, bold PR push to spread the message of podcasting even wider. But would that work?
Successful Podcasting Beyond The Top 100
May 27, 2021
Successful Podcasting Beyond The Top 100
Podcasters want to be in the Top 100 where all the listening activity takes place. At least that’s what we’re being sold. But the reality is quite a bit different. And a lot more rewarding.
Knowing When To Say NO To Podcasting Opportunities
May 20, 2021
Knowing When To Say NO To Podcasting Opportunities
Podcasting’s recent growth spurt has resulted in a concentration of benefits at the top. But many mid-level podcasters are seeing more opportunities. Not surprisingly, not all are worthy of a YES.
How Can You Give Back To Podcasting?
May 18, 2021
How Can You Give Back To Podcasting?
When was the last time you did something to make all of podcasting—not just your podcast—better? We’re all in this together, so here are 9 things you can start doing to give back to podcasting.
Share Your Podcasting Brilliance With A New Podcast
May 10, 2021
Share Your Podcasting Brilliance With A New Podcast
Podcasters & podcasting companies build media kits, linktrees, and robust websites to showcase their work. Good ideas! But why not also leverage podcasting to showcase your podcasting work?
Getting Your Podcast To Go Viral: A Healthy Move?
May 4, 2021
Getting Your Podcast To Go Viral: A Healthy Move?
As social media starts to warm up to podcasting, podcasters are excited at the prospect of “going viral.” Will we just be chasing vanity metrics? Or is this a real chance for meaningful show growth?
The Case For Upgrading Your Podcasting Recipes
March 3, 2021
The Case For Upgrading Your Podcasting Recipes
It’s hard for anyone to know everything about podcasting. The most successful podcasters blend what they know with what they’ve learned. Their secret? Abandoning instructions that don’t work for them.
Podcasting Listens A Lot Less White Than It Looks
March 1, 2021
Podcasting Listens A Lot Less White Than It Looks
A report from Nielsen shows diversity among US-based podcast listeners is skewing differently from the overall population, which brings implications, cautions, and opportunities for all of podcasting.
If Podcasting Can't Please Everyone, Should We Even Try?
February 23, 2021
If Podcasting Can't Please Everyone, Should We Even Try?
Two decades in & podcasting still draws ire from high-profile detractors whose broad brushes paint us in unflattering shades. But there’s truth in their criticism if only we’re brave enough to look.
What We Talk About When We Talk About Podcasting
February 16, 2021
What We Talk About When We Talk About Podcasting
Podcasters tend to be helpful. So much so that the narrowly-focused advice given often becomes commoditized and generic. Here’s a way you can stand out, be more helpful, and be a lot less boring.
Is Today's Controversy Tomorrow's Podcast Episode?
January 26, 2021
Is Today's Controversy Tomorrow's Podcast Episode?
When a controversy is brewing, should you take a stand on your podcast? If the topic is important enough, you may feel compelled. But how deep should you go, and how will that change your show?
The Joy Of Successfully Creative Podcasting
January 25, 2021
The Joy Of Successfully Creative Podcasting
Often with podcasting comes an assumed expectation of success. But for many, podcasting is a purely creative expression. One worthy of being better at, but for reasons other than commercial success.
Are Helpful Podcasters Averaging-Out Podcasting?
January 11, 2021
Are Helpful Podcasters Averaging-Out Podcasting?
Got a question about podcasting? There are dozens of support groups or conferences for you, many for free. But beyond feeling good, does providing support provide a benefit to working podcasters?
Cat-Herding Podcasters Was Always Doomed To Fail
January 7, 2021
Cat-Herding Podcasters Was Always Doomed To Fail
Yet another attempt at organizing podcasters and elevating podcasting is struggling to survive. Why can’t we get this done? Perhaps because we’re trying to eat the entire elephant in one bite.
A Podcaster's Work Is Never Done... Until They're Done
October 27, 2020
A Podcaster's Work Is Never Done... Until They're Done
Begin with the end in mind is good advice for podcasters, as there’s always something more to tweak. But are you willing to face the logical conclusion of this statement where you end podcasting?
Why Spotify's Shows With Music Is A Big Deal Beyond Podcasting
October 15, 2020
Why Spotify's Shows With Music Is A Big Deal Beyond Podcasting
Spotify now lets you place entire hit songs in your episodes, with monetization options & no licensing fee. Yes, there’s a twist. But this might be the biggest change to podcasting since… podcasting.
Normalize The Making Of Abnormal Podcasts... Again
October 14, 2020
Normalize The Making Of Abnormal Podcasts... Again
Podcasting has become the new normal for most people. And while more people listening to podcasts is an obvious Good Thing, are you sure they’re looking for normality out of your podcast?
The Minor Role Podcasters Play In Podcasting's Power Dynamics
October 13, 2020
The Minor Role Podcasters Play In Podcasting's Power Dynamics
For a DIY, creator-first, indie-friendly medium as podcasting is, it’s shocking how little control you, the podcaster, have over the podcasting experience.
Learning To Trust The Podcaster You Are Right Now
October 8, 2020
Learning To Trust The Podcaster You Are Right Now
Want to be a better podcaster? Education, practice, & commitment are key. But becoming truly successful at podcasting requires uncomfortable amounts of trust in one key person: Yourself.
 A Simple Trick To Power Through More Podcasts In Less Time
October 1, 2020
A Simple Trick To Power Through More Podcasts In Less Time
Want to make a better podcast? Listen to a lot of podcasts that are better than yours. Here’s a simple technique that will make you a more productive podcast listener without monopolizing your time.
Tracking Podcast Downloads Is Worthless To Everyone
September 30, 2020
Tracking Podcast Downloads Is Worthless To Everyone
16 years in and podcasting still relies on an obfuscated and disconnected-from-reality metric to track all aspects of success: file downloads. There’s a better way. Several, in fact.
Uncovering The Tension Between Fast & Slow Podcasting Processes
September 16, 2020
Uncovering The Tension Between Fast & Slow Podcasting Processes
The faster you can get things done on your podcast, the better. But spend 90% of your time in upfront planning. Here’s how podcasters resolve that opposite advice in different ways all the time.
That's Not A Podcasting Mistake - It's A Feature!
September 10, 2020
That's Not A Podcasting Mistake - It's A Feature!
To err is human. To really screw things up, it takes a podcaster. With or without a computer. Oopsies happen. Sometimes, leaning into our errors can uncover hidden intentions and creative growth.
The Importance Of The Unimportant Parts Of Podcasting
September 9, 2020
The Importance Of The Unimportant Parts Of Podcasting
If nominations for “busiest podcaster” or “most stressed out podcaster” awards opened, we’d all probably want one. Or a vacation from our podcast. But are these extremes healthy for us or our shows?
Having The Stones To Take A Temporary Break From My Podcast
August 31, 2020
Having The Stones To Take A Temporary Break From My Podcast
I’ll cut to the chase: Podcast Pontifications is going on medical leave until I can get this 9mm stone out of my left kidney. You really don’t want me screaming in pain every 2 minutes, right?
The Case For Non-Hippie Meditating Over Your Podcast
August 27, 2020
The Case For Non-Hippie Meditating Over Your Podcast
Podcasters spend so much time doing their podcast that they often lose sight of why they are podcasting. Getting out of the tactical mindset isn’t easy. Maybe it’s something you should meditate over?
Your Podcast Doesn't Suck, It Just Needs Un-Stuck
August 25, 2020
Your Podcast Doesn't Suck, It Just Needs Un-Stuck
Podcasting is a creative endeavor, and all creatives eventually think their work sucks. And while it might, you’re probably just stuck and need a technique to get you over the hump. Or slump.
Re-Humanize Your Podcast Before It's Too Late
August 18, 2020
Re-Humanize Your Podcast Before It's Too Late
Has the pendulum swung too far away from “podcasting is an intimate medium”? In our haste to resist the cliche, we might be editing out the humanity from our podcasts.
Podcasting With A Voice That Could Peel Paint
August 17, 2020
Podcasting With A Voice That Could Peel Paint
Hey, podcasters: Can we stop with the obsession over perfect-for-radio voice? The vast majority of working actors have “non-standard appearances” that don’t get in the way of their success.
Saying No To Podcasting Jobs & Yes To Podcaster Relationships
August 11, 2020
Saying No To Podcasting Jobs & Yes To Podcaster Relationships
Podcasting is a growth industry, with demand starting to outpace supply. Should you grow your podcasting business through any means necessary, or by leaving room for the right opportunities?
Busting The Myth Of Podcast Exceptionalism
May 5, 2020
Busting The Myth Of Podcast Exceptionalism
Making a podcast is a lot of things. Hard. Rewarding. Fun. But there’s one thing making a podcast is not: Exceptional. The sooner you come to grips with that harsh reality, the better for your podcast.
Lean Into Your Love-Hate Relationship With Your Podcast
April 22, 2020
Lean Into Your Love-Hate Relationship With Your Podcast
The quest for the perfect podcast is a pipe dream. And even if it was attainable, you’d grow bored with it. Or your listeners would. A living podcast relies on the juxtaposition between what you love and what you hate.
Podcasting: Genre-Defining Or Mired In Medium?
April 20, 2020
Podcasting: Genre-Defining Or Mired In Medium?
Podcasting often gets compared to other forms of media, like TV, radio, or even blogging. But podcasting is messy and tends to spill out of any box that tries to contain it. Is that its superpower or its Achilles heel?
Don't Panic And Pivot Your Podcast To Video During The Pandemic
April 15, 2020
Don't Panic And Pivot Your Podcast To Video During The Pandemic
Would people prefer a video version of your podcast? Do your listeners want to become watchers? Is video the growth hack you’ve been looking for to grow your podcast? In a word, no. And here’s why:
Podcasting From A Place Of Abundance
March 30, 2020
Podcasting From A Place Of Abundance
It seems weird to talk about abundance during a time of shortage, I know. But just like staying on your couch right now can literally help save the world, shifting away from a scarcity-mindset can make podcasting better.
Becoming THE Local Podcast Advocate
August 7, 2019
Becoming THE Local Podcast Advocate
Changing podcasting for the better starts at home. What can you do specifically to help other local people where you live not just understand podcasting, but actually make podcasting better? Here are some ideas:
Expanding Your Podcasting Time-Horizon
July 29, 2019
Expanding Your Podcasting Time-Horizon
If you don't look far enough ahead, podcaster, you may miss big trends or changes coming to the industry. Of course, if you look too far ahead, you might miss obstacles directly in front of you and stumble. The trick is striking a balance.
Getting Your Mind Right About Becoming A Podcasting Professional
July 25, 2019
Getting Your Mind Right About Becoming A Podcasting Professional
Knowing what it takes to go pro in the podcasting field is one thing, but actually following through with the commitment and the mindset that something altogether different.
Cultivate The Right Connections To Become A Professional Podcaster
July 24, 2019
Cultivate The Right Connections To Become A Professional Podcaster
Very few professionals achieve professional status on their own. It's really no different in podcasting. The real trick is connecting with the right people who can help you reach the next level. But that’s not as easy or clear as you might think.
Turning Pro In Podcasting: A Reality Check
July 22, 2019
Turning Pro In Podcasting: A Reality Check
Contrary to popular belief, you can go pro as a podcaster. But the jobs available in the world of pro podcasting probably look a little different than you're thinking about. This should be good news for you!
Will Time Change Your Podcast?
June 20, 2019
Will Time Change Your Podcast?
Time, perhaps, is our most precious resource as podcasters. What would you change about your show if you had unlimited time to spend on it, rather than being rushed each episode? Before you think it too crazy, give it a shot. At least in your mind.
Should You Grow A Big Podcast Or Work To Build A Better One?
June 19, 2019
Should You Grow A Big Podcast Or Work To Build A Better One?
I am a big fan of the idea of growing a big podcast. But only if that makes sense for your podcast and/or your business. Chasing growth isn’t always the best move. Not because your show isn’t worthy, but because you may not be able to handle the business.
Can Old Podcasting Dogs Learn New Tricks?
June 18, 2019
Can Old Podcasting Dogs Learn New Tricks?
Podcasting turns 15 years old this summer. A whole lot has changed from then until now, including this chilling fact: The original vanguard is much, much older. Which means we run the risk of losing touch with podcasting today.
What SpaceX Webcasts Can Teach Podcasters
June 12, 2019
What SpaceX Webcasts Can Teach Podcasters
SpaceX has become masters of not only it putting things into space, but, bringing them back down safely. Surprisingly, there are lessons podcasters can learn from how SpaceX talks to their audience.
Are You Podcasting On Purpose?
June 10, 2019
Are You Podcasting On Purpose?
There are lots of reasons to start a podcast (And to keep it going!) Whatever reason you’ve chosen, that’s your purpose. Assuming, that is, you actually know the reason and purpose behind your podcast. Do you?
Making Room For Purposely Tiny Podcasts
May 21, 2019
Making Room For Purposely Tiny Podcasts
Podcasting is the next big revolution. Or is it? Maybe the word big, and all the assumptions that come with that word, is holding more than one podcaster back.
Mid-Level Podcasters' Biggest Mistake: Complacency
February 24, 2020
Mid-Level Podcasters' Biggest Mistake: Complacency
If you’re stuck just below the threshold of commercial viability with your podcasting efforts, you may be better served looking inward than outward to push you over the brink that brings in a wave of new listeners.
A Podcaster's Guide To A Podcast Purge
April 29, 2019
A Podcaster's Guide To A Podcast Purge
Out with the old and in with the new, podcaster!
Making Room For Dissent In Podcasting
April 18, 2019
Making Room For Dissent In Podcasting
Yes, group-think happens even in diverse industries like podcasting.
Leaning Into The Love Of Your Podcast
April 16, 2019
Leaning Into The Love Of Your Podcast
You get to define pride, success, and the right level of effort. Not me.
The Growing Trend Of Not Subscribing To Podcasts
April 11, 2019
The Growing Trend Of Not Subscribing To Podcasts
Many listeners of podcasts are happily consuming podcasting content without clicking the subscribe option... ever.
Broadcasters Killed The Podcasting Star
April 8, 2019
Broadcasters Killed The Podcasting Star
Radio and podcasting aren't as oil and water as you think. Radio and podcasting aren't as oil and water as you think.
Podcasting Needs Better Standards
January 20, 2019
Podcasting Needs Better Standards
Let's remove the non-artistic choices from the process of podcasting, OK? It's 2019. This should be working better by now.
Unmeasurable Metrics: Seeking Serendipity
January 23, 2019
Unmeasurable Metrics: Seeking Serendipity
How not to be so rigid with your show that you miss out on opportunities.
How To Convince Your Boss To Send You To A Podcasting Conference
January 16, 2019
How To Convince Your Boss To Send You To A Podcasting Conference
Though negotiating bar tabs is up to you.
Finding Your Groove & Escaping The Rut As A Podcaster
January 14, 2019
Finding Your Groove & Escaping The Rut As A Podcaster
Routines are good until they start limiting your vision. Know the signs.
Are You Making A Podcast or A Can Of Beans?
January 10, 2019
Are You Making A Podcast or A Can Of Beans?
Easy ways (to say, not implement) to make sure you keep commoditization at bay with your podcast.
How Disney+ Will Impact Podcasting
December 10, 2018
How Disney+ Will Impact Podcasting
The coming discovery problem for video will be a boon for audio-only podcasters.
Podcasting's Missing Porn Problem
December 6, 2018
Podcasting's Missing Porn Problem
What stops porn from taking over podcasting, and how that might change in the future.
600K+ Reasons Podcasters Can't Organize
November 28, 2018
600K+ Reasons Podcasters Can't Organize
Hint: There's a lot of us. And we don't have many common goals.
Podcasting Is The New Book Publishing
November 21, 2018
Podcasting Is The New Book Publishing
How skipping the printing press may be the best thing for your career.
Relating America's Car Obsession To Its Dominance In Podcasting
November 1, 2018
Relating America's Car Obsession To Its Dominance In Podcasting
Rethinking the value of creating content and the Sunday driver.
No, Podcasting Hasn't Jumped The Shark. But...
October 31, 2018
No, Podcasting Hasn't Jumped The Shark. But...
... there are a few troubling trends that you might want to watch out for.
Overcoming Podcasting's Creativity Paradox
October 22, 2018
Overcoming Podcasting's Creativity Paradox
How adding artificial constraint helps you be more creative with your show.
Embracing Podcasting's Punk Rock Roots
October 18, 2018
Embracing Podcasting's Punk Rock Roots
Without wearing a spiked collar under your business shirt.
The Art Of Renting Out Your Podcast
October 17, 2018
The Art Of Renting Out Your Podcast
Because you deserve a break from your podcast. Why not give someone else a break with it?
Podcast Experts Are Not Your Friends
October 2, 2018
Podcast Experts Are Not Your Friends
We have our own agendas, and they may not line up to your objectives.
Podcasting Like An Influencer (Even For Your Business)
October 1, 2018
Podcasting Like An Influencer (Even For Your Business)
Can you bring the mindset of being public and prolific to your podcast as you are launching?
Stealing Money To Pay For Podcasting
September 26, 2018
Stealing Money To Pay For Podcasting
How you can steal money from the marketing or advertising budget to pay for podcasting.
You've Launched Your Podcast. Now What?
September 24, 2018
You've Launched Your Podcast. Now What?
Battling four myths of podcast launch with better ideas that will achieve results.
I Think We Have Business Podcasting All Wrong
September 19, 2018
I Think We Have Business Podcasting All Wrong
Podcasting is big enough to handle many different "publishing" approaches.
Podcasting's Growth: Bigger Audience or Just More Playgrounds?
September 17, 2018
Podcasting's Growth: Bigger Audience or Just More Playgrounds?
Unpacking where the growth in podcasting is really happening.
Is Your Business Podcast Worth $100,000?
September 5, 2018
Is Your Business Podcast Worth $100,000?
There's more to podcasting for a business than just talking into a microphone.
Perfection Isn't The Enemy of Podcasting
July 24, 2018
Perfection Isn't The Enemy of Podcasting
Balance of "easy" an "great sound" for your podcast.
Stop The Presses! Print Plies Podcasting Prowess
October 2, 2019
Stop The Presses! Print Plies Podcasting Prowess
Apparently newspapers aren't just for packing up your dishes or lining your fish and chips basket. Even better; many print journalists are finding great success when they cross over into our medium, podcasting.
If All The World's A Stage, I Want Better Podcasting
October 3, 2019
If All The World's A Stage, I Want Better Podcasting
New podcasters often cite “finding their voice” as one of their biggest challenges. Unless, of course, that new podcaster has prior on-stage speaking experience. Here's how those two worlds are colliding. In a good way!
How A Newsletter Can Catch Your Podcast's Overflow
October 15, 2019
How A Newsletter Can Catch Your Podcast's Overflow
When is a podcast not a podcast? When it's a newsletter from a podcast. No, I'm not talking about just sticking a link to your latest episode in your existing newsletter. That's just being lazy. And it ignores the changing newsletter landscape.
From Podcast Listeners to Podcast Learners
October 16, 2019
From Podcast Listeners to Podcast Learners
When is a podcast not a podcast? When it's an audio-based learning experience. And here's the good news. Your podcasting chops means you're already at the top of the class.
What Podcasters Can Learn From Tennis Players
October 24, 2019
What Podcasters Can Learn From Tennis Players
Processes and practices are a surefire way to increase your skills. But they don't always help you broaden your podcasting horizons. Which is why, for your next project, you should collaborate with people who are better than you.
How To Do More In Podcasting Without Doing More Podcasting
January 15, 2020
How To Do More In Podcasting Without Doing More Podcasting
Lots of podcasters feel like they should do more in podcasting. But then they look at the amount of hours/days they already spend and quickly squash that idea. But more doesn’t always mean more of the same.
Planning For Better Podcasting
January 28, 2020
Planning For Better Podcasting
Great podcasting doesn’t happen by accident. Even good podcasting can be made better with a more deliberate approach. It’s OK if you don’t agree. Plenty of others are planning podcasting’s future without you.
Harder Podcasting Makes Podcasting Better
January 29, 2020
Harder Podcasting Makes Podcasting Better
Congrats! You figured out how to make a podcast. But before you launch your training course or chime in with advice on public forums, maybe you should try your hand at even harder ways to make a podcast?