Forget pizza parties, the video challenge was the best engagement tool I ever experienced at work. Sometime in the early 2010s, my company sent out a challenge to teams to create the most innovative a...

There's one more thing we need to talk about when it comes to podcast guesting: making introductions.

If you asked me about networking and being a connector before I started podcasting, you would hav...

Over the last few weeks, we've been talking about podcast guesting. I told you why guesting is a powerful opportunity, where to find shows, how to pitch them, and even how to make yourself useful by m...

Where do you even start to look for podcasts to share your message?

Today, I'm going to give you some super simple places to find shows because finding them isn't the hard part. I'm hoping that once ...

Have you considered creating a subscription for your podcast but weren’t quite sure how to get started?
One of the great benefits of 2023 in podcasting is the proliferation of quality tools to make ...

If I’m honest, not every single moment was bad. Aside from the constantly unhappy customers, incessant calls buzzing into my headset, inane corporate politics, and an underlying sense of existential d...

Is Banter Good or Bad?

Get ready for an eye-opening discussion on banter in podcasts.

Join us as we explore the impact of banter, the value of authenticity, and the unique voice each podcaster br...

Last week I shared about a major download milestone for me and why it’s probably not the best way to measure success, especially as a Christian podcaster. The number of people who responded was awesom...

We are in the middle of our series about reaching your podcast goals. If you missed the editions about patience and consistency, hit reply and let me know. I’ll gladly forward them to you.

Today, we ...

What is your podcast really about?

I have this theory that beyond the subject and the mission statement, your podcast is about something else entirely.

This week, I've had two kinds of conversations...

Have you heard the old expression, "Failure to plan is a plan to fail" anywhere? 

It's attributed to Benjamin Franklin who was full of witticisms like that.

Recently, I've had two interactions with ...