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The Podcast Interview Lifecycle is a six stage process. Every new innovative idea eventually fizzles out as we move on to the next new innovative

Everything has a shelf life. The once new innovative idea and concept eventually peaks and becomes old news. What most may not realize is there

We have long been shouting that the fastest way to fill your stadium, build your audience, and grow your list is to leverage Other People’s

Everyone has somewhere to be. Whether you’re heading back to the office or catching a flight to your next speaking engagement, time isn’t always on

If you think you can roll out of bed and shuffle into your home office wearing a robe and a facemask to record your next

Podcasting is an ever-changing industry. As technology advances, there are always new recording platforms and streaming sites popping up on the internet. Some of them

As the world slowly comes back to our new normal, the hyper-fixation hobbies we started in quarantine have started to fizzle out. Gone are the

There’s more to promoting your podcast interview than tweeting a link to the streaming platform and telling your audience to give it a listen. Having

We’re all busy people. Sometimes being available to record podcasts just isn’t feasible with your current schedule. This is one of the reasons why creating

Your podcast interview doesn’t end when you leave the Zoom (or ZenCastr, or StreamYard, or–shudders–Skype) meeting. The recording might be over, but there are still

Everyone wants results, but not everyone is willing to take the steps they need to ensure they see the results they deserve. There’s more to