
What's Your Favorite Podcast (AND WHY) 2025 Edition
What makes a good podcast? Today you share your favorites and we dig into WHY it is your favorite, and then understand what makes remarkable podcast content.

Who is Peeing in the Podcast Pool? (I'm Naming Names)
2025 Had some great accomplishments, but there were some things that didn't help the podcasting space. In this episodes I say things most people on think to themselves. Who is peeing in the podcast pool?

How to Move Your Podcast to Another Host (Without Losing Subscribers)
How to Move Your Podcast to Another Host (Without Losing Subscribers) If you’ve been podcasting for a while, there will almost certainly come a moment when you ask: “How do I move my podcast to another host?” This guide is written specifically for existing podcasters—people with published episodes, real listeners,

Podcasting Build Relationships Which Leads to Opportunities
Your episodes lead to podcasting relationships, and those lead to opportunities, which then lead to more relationships.

How to Handle Listener Feedback (Even the Awkward Bits)
We want to grow our show, but listener feedback seems scary. What if they don't love us? How to mentally handle listener feedback.

How Much Does It Cost to Create a Podcast? (From Someone Who’s Helped Podcasters for 20+ Years)
How much does it cost to start a podcast? Learn what beginners really spend, where to save money, what gear you actually need, and how to avoid costly podcasting mistakes.

12 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting My Podcast
Want to avoid starting you podcast in the right direction. Hear what veteran podcasters had wish they knew when they went to start a podcast.

How Does Podcasting Work? A Simple Guide for Brand New Podcasters
You want to start a podcast, but how does podcasting work? What do I need? How do I get into Apple and Spotify? Today I explain it all for beginning podcasters.

12 Signs Your Podcast Is Actually Succeeeding
When it comes to a podcast succeeding isn’t just about racking up impressive download numbers—it’s about recognizing the many different ways your show can make an impact beyond the stats. It seems that podcasters often default to downloads as their primary measure of success, but there’s a whole spectrum of