Sunday, December 30, 2018

My Favorite Podcast Is 2018 Edition


Sponsor: Focusrite

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I got to play with a Focusrite 2i2 and if you are looking for an easy to get your microphone into your computer (and have the option to have a co-host as well) without having to look at a TON of knobs, check out the Focusrite 2i2. As I'm on a PC, I downloaded a driver, plugged in the unit, and was ready to record. If you're on a Mac computer, you just plug it in.

If you want a backup copy of your recording, plug a cable into the monitor out and send the signal to your portable recorder.

It's built like a tank and is a lovely shade of red.

Check out the interface selector tool that helps you pick the right model for you at their website.

My Favorite Podcast Is 2018

Thanks to everyone who sent in their submissions. These are in no apparent order:

2:57 My Dad wrote a Porno - Sent in from Anna Seewald from Authentic Parenting - Parenting From the Heart

4:44 Assumptions Podcast (with an Atheist and Christian co-host a show ). Sent in from Alexander from Dear Subjects  (help Alexander build the new nation

5:32 Hardcore History Sent in from Arnie Chapman the Football History dude. Learn about the history of foot

6:57 Films on Trial (which has great debates, and is very unique) -Sent in from Brad of the Cinema Guys (they love movies!)

8:13 The Nolecast: Florida State football analysis - Sent in from of the Brandon of the Florida Focus Podcast ( A College Football Podcast)

9:26 The Art of ManlinessSent in from Chris Nesi of the House of Ed Tech Podcast (changing the way teachers teach )

10:43 Imaginary Worlds ( Sci-fi genre narrative ) Sent in from Dave of the DC Onscreen podcast (A podcast about the DC Universe, specifically on screen) 

11:49 Meet the Holifields ( a great, fun, entertaining behind the scenes of a married couple) Sent in from Eliquitie of the Travel Gluten Free Podcast (Enjoy Food, Enjoy Travel, Enjoy Life )

13:29 The Model Health Show  (variety topics in addition to fitness)- Sent in from Ernie of the Snooks and Lovey podcast (insights into a new married couple) 

15:10 Crime Writers On  (cause Haley just wanted more Serial talk) - Sent in from Haley Radke of the Adoptees On Podcast (Where Adoptees Discuss the Adoption Experience )

17:49 Cliff Ravenscraft Show Sent in from Josh of the Corner Cutters Podcast (all about Solving the Rubik's Cube in record time

19:04 Dave predicts Cliff will be a life coach back in 2014

20:00 The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg Sent in from Josh of the Saving Elephants Podcast ( conservative values with a mercifully modern twist ) 

21:39 Bill Bur's Monday Morning Podcast (it makes Josh laugh, best ad reads ) - Sent in from Josh Liston of the On the Bubble Podcast

23:39 Jody Mayberry Sent in from Josh Rivers of the Podcast Experiments Podcast

25:28 The Feed the Official Libyn Podcast -Sent in from Justin of the Optimal Living Daily (The Best Blogs Narrated for You Daily)

26:27  The Big Story ( In Depth look on Canada, in quick chunks) Sent from Mark Des Cotes of the Resourceful Designer Podcast (helping graphic artists/ web designers)

27:28 Uncivil Podcast ( an amazing mix of storytelling and conversation) Sent in from Mark Shapiro MD  of the Explore the Space Podcast (Examining the interface between healthcare & society)

28:52 The Newsworthy (a great short podcast with the latest news) Sent in from Matt Rafferty of The Author Inside You Podcast (encourage authors to write and publish their first book). Hear Erica on Podcast Junkies

29:58 Reply All (a show about the Internet) Sent in by Max Prescott from of the Aviation News Talk Podcast (General aviation podcast)

31:11 Free Field trainingSent in from Mike Wilkerson of the What Cops Watch Podcast (Go behind the badge).  Hear the review of What Cops Watch on the Podcast Review Show

32:40 The Bill Simmons Podcast - Recorded when Monica Rivera from the You Wanna Do What? (giving you the nudge you need) guest hosted on the Ask the Podcast Coach.

35:37 Philly Who? ( Amazing Interviews from Philadelphia People ) Sent in from Miss Ileane Smith of the Ms Ileane Speaks Podcast ( great social media tips) Ms Ilean might check out Twisted Philly

37:54 Online Marketing Made Easy (Amy Porterfield) Sent in from Natalie of the Unreserved Wine Talk

40:00 Without Fail Sent in from Randy Cantrell of the Grow Great (short business advice delivered daily)) and Leaning Towards Wisdom Podcasts. 

41:20 The Jeff Ruebin Jeff Ruebin show ( unique guests with great discussions) Sent in from Sandy of the Made in Museums Podcast (curious museums for curious minds)

43:05 Security Now Sent in from Garret of the Good Patron podcast (on supporting musicians) 

43:43 Case File (true crime) Sent in from Scott Johnson of the What was that like? Podcast (Real people in unreal situations)

46:08 Podcast Rodeo Show Sent in from Scott Orr of the Code 3 Podcast ( Firefighters Podcast) 

47:41 On BeingSent in from Gregory of the Collected Clan (conversational biographies of relatable people)

49:40 School of Podcasting (you'e looking at it) - Sent in from Stephen of the Mind Over Stress

50:33 Stacking Benjamins Sent in from Steve Stewart at www.stevestewart.me

52:00 The Thomas Jefferson Hour (history podcast)  Sent in from Terry of the Discovering America

54:07 School of Podcasting - Sent in from Todd of the Keto Confidential (about the Ketogenic Diet)

56:13 You Wanna Do What? Sent in from Zack Demopoulos of the Rasing (pa) Rents (tips for Caregivers)

58:38 Speaking Your Brand - Sent From Zita of the Ritual Recipes

59:14 School of Podcasting - Win Charles

 Podcast Talent Coach - Sent From Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting

1:01:10 Broken Record (behind the scenes of music) submitted by Eric K Johnson from the Podcast Talent Coach show (helping you create engaging content)

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Sunday, December 23, 2018

Turn Your Podcast Into a Book with Dave Chessen


Dave Chessen is known as the Kindlepreneur and is the host of the Book Marking Show and has turned his blog into a podcast. His show has a great format as he talks about a strategy in his show and then interviews someone who is using that strategy.

Where I've Been: 2 Minute Tips Podcast

1:40

I was interviewed on the 2 Minute Tips podcast where we talk about my experience as a presenter and my 20 years as a corporate trainer and any tips on making good presentations. Check it out at http://2minutetalktips.com/davewhen

My Favorite Podcast Question of the Month

2:37

If you'd like some exposure for your show it's super easy. Send in your answer and give the following information

  1. You #1 favorite podcast (only 1)
  2. Where can I find it (website)
  3. Why is it your favorite
  4. Your podcast (if you have one)
  5. Where can we find your show?
  6. What is it about?

See www.schoolofpodcasting.com/contact

Deve Chessen Behind the Scenes of Launching a Book

4:16

I interviewed Dave Chessen for my More Podcast Money podcast, and in listening to the episode I felt you would appreciate it because:

  • Many podcasters at events have mentioned writing a book
  • There are plenty of strategies that align in both launching a podcast and launching a book

In this interview, you will hear:

  • Planning with the end in mind
  • Tips on getting good artwork/book cover on a budget
  • The importance of editing
  • How podcasting has helped his brand
  • How much you can expect to spend on launching a book

Check out Dave at Kindlepreneur.com  and his Book Marketing Show

amscourse.com ( SELL MORE BOOKS WITH AMAZON BOOK ADS)

Kindle Keywords article

Great Podcast Starter Kit Q2U Podcast Pack

28:28

If you are looking to start a podcast, this is a great package. 

  • Cardioid polar pattern is effective in minimizing noise and off-axis audio that can cause feedback.
  • Frequency response of 44.1 / 48 kHz, 16-bit resolution. Low-latency headphone monitoring w/ a level control.
  • XLR and USB outputs to record to Mac or Windows-based computer while at the same time connect to a mixer, preamplifier, or PA system.
  • On/Off switch controls both USB and XLR audio outputs. Microphone is plug and play requiring no driver installation.
  • Practical & necessary accessories like a mic boom arm that offers 28" of arms reach, a pop filter that softens explosive sounds, & more in the bundle.

All this for $105.

If you bought similar items

Samson Q2U Microphone $59

Boom Arm $54

Headphones $35

Windscreen $3

Pop Filter $10

Total would be $161 (You save $56)

Check it out

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The Software on Dave's Computer

32:02

 
Podcast I Will Be Loading On My New computer

Mentioned In This Episode

Kindlepreneur.com 

amscourse.com ( SELL MORE BOOKS WITH AMAZON BOOK ADS)

Long Tail Pro Software

Beaver Builder Software

Divi Theme

Free Baby Steps Podcast Course 

Jim Harold

Free Headline Tools

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Saturday, December 22, 2018

The Return of Bossjock Studio


Today Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Jim Collison from theaverageguy.tv answer your podcast questions about

1:30 Update on the Rode Rodecasterpro

Link to reviews of the Rode Podcaster Pro

9:30 Backpack studio

16:55 Changing Your Brand

21:29 The history of Dave's gray hair

23:05 Should I release more episodes per week?

31:00 Thanks to our Awesome subscribers! see www.askthepodcastcoach.com/awesome

32:42 Common perks of Patreon 

34:28 Patreon has been kicking people off of their platform 

https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/qvqeev/crowdfunding-site-patreon-is-purging-far-right-figures

Link to response from Patreon

46:50 Thoughts on 2019?

49:20 I can't find my why, should I start a podcast?

53:00 Tip on using Zoom.us with auto record

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Sunday, December 16, 2018

Loyal Dax Shepard Fans Are Selling Out Theaters


 

Today we hear from Try Heinritz of the Blacklist Exposed reveal what it was like to see Dax Shepard record his podcast in a sold-out Chicago Theater.

Sponsor: Focusrite

2:53

I got to play with a Focusrite 2i2 and if you are looking for an easy to get your microphone into your computer (and have the option to have a co-host as well) without having to look at a TON of knobs, check out the Focusrite 2i2. As I'm on a PC, I downloaded a driver, plugged in the unit, and was ready to record. If you're on a Mac computer, you just plug it in.

If you want a backup copy of your recording, plug a cable into the monitor out and send the signal to your portable recorder.

It's built like a tank and is a lovely shade of red.

Check out the interface selector tool that helps you pick the right model for you at their website.

Dax Shepard is Selling Out Theaters so People Can Watch Him Record His Podcast

Dax Shepard is the man behind the Arm Chair Expert podcast (voted best one of the best of in Apple Podcasts).  He has taken his show on the road.

Here is what it shows when you go to buy Dax Shepperd Tickets:

Hi, I'm Dax Shepard, and I love talking to people. I am endlessly fascinated by the messiness of being human, and I find people who are vulnerable and honest about their struggles and shortcomings to be incredibly sexy. I invite you to join me as I explore other people’s stories.

We will celebrate, above all, the challenges and setbacks that ultimately lead to growth and betterment.

What qualifies me for such an endeavor? More than a decade of sobriety, a degree in Anthropology and four years of improv training. I will attempt to discover human truths without any laboratory work, clinical trials or data collection. I will be, in the great tradition of 16th-century scientists, an Armchair Expert.

His event in Los Angelas at The Theatre at Ace Hotel (1600 capacity) in January is also sold out.

Tips and insights from Troy

4:37

  • Start on time
  • Maybe have some sort of playbill so people know what to expect
  • The warm-up act was great
  • It was cool that the band customized the music basic on the location
  • Dax was uber-prepared and next lost control of the conversation
  • He provided a story that he told the audience he won't include in the podcast

You Could Do an Online Event With Two Simple Tools

Yes, people may not travel to come to your event, and for those people, you can do an online event using Zoom.us (up to 100 people for $15) and Eventbrite.

Eventbrite pricing is 2% + $0.79. If you want to be paid before your event, then the pricing is 3.5% + $1.59. If you want a free event, there are no charges (so if you wanted to sell 100 tickets you could do it for free).  Ticketleap is another option for ticketing

Holding a Local Event

17:55

David Hooper has a history in the music marketing business and held many events. I love both his Big Podcast and Red Podcast. He recently has stepped into the podcast world and has already held two events for podcasters (and has a 93,000-word book coming out in 2019). I've known Dave over a decade (and have appeared on his Music Business Radio show on the radio/podcast). Here are some tips from Dave

  • Early bird sales can boost sales
  • Make sure the event fits in with your brand especially when choosing a venue
  • Ask your network for suggestions on a venue
  • Some places you may get for free on off nights (like Tuesday)
  • You need an agenda. Don't "Wing it."
  • You will probably bring in a PA system sooner than you think.
  • Make sure there is plenty of time to give attendees a break (food, bathroom, etc) if its a full day event
  • People appreciate a slower pace than cramming too much content into the vent.
  • Behind the scenes of his Nashville event.

Lots of good bloopers at the end of the show from out talk

The Question of the Month: What is Your (ONE) Favorite Podcast And WHY?

44:30

I do this every year for the last episode of the year. It's a great way to discover new shows, and it also gives us insights into WHY people like podcasts. Please provide the following:

  1. The name of the show (ONLY ONE)
  2. The website of the show
  3. What it's about
  4. Why you like it 
  5. Then provide the same about your show (name, location, and what it's about).

I need the answer by 12/28/18. Go to the contact page. If you want to record and email it in, please put “December question: in the title

 

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Saturday, December 15, 2018

Behind the Scenes of an NPR Fellowship


Today Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting is joined by special co-host Monica Rivera from the You Wanna Do What? podcast to talk a bit about her time after doing a fellowship with NPR

8:40 The Secrets of Dynamic Communication

11:48 Using Transcriptions to speed up your editing (check out otter.ai ) also mentioned www.temi.com 

15:28 Episode numbers in your show

19:30 Marketing for Podcasters

22:03 Making marketing materials

23:40 Headliner for making audiogram

Mentioned:

https://www.photopea.com/

www.pixlr.com

https://squoosh.app/

27:29 Our Awesome Supporters THANK YOU We need ONE MORE for the month Join for as little as $1 a month

30:05 How to ask that better - NEW SEGMENT. When did you get into podcast vs When did you know you wanted to be a podcaster?

32:00 Checking stats, the good, the bad, the ugly.

37:00 Apple Popularity indicators in Apple iTunes

39:00 Monica's absolute favorite podcast

42:00 Find Monica at www.youwannadowhat.com 

43:00 A great indicator that your audience is engaged (Monica's recent surgery)

48:55 How many episodes are a season, and how long a break should you take?

52:47 Dave is getting ready to binge the Book Marketing show

 


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Sunday, December 9, 2018

Dr. Ryan Gray Prescribes Value and Consistency Above All


Today we are joined from Dr. Ryan Gray from the Medical School Headquarters and he shares his philosophy of starting and growing his podcasts.

The question of the Month

What is your ONE favorite podcast for 2018? Why is it your favorite, and where can I find it (then tell us about your show and where we can find it)

For more information see www.schooolofpodcastin.com/contact

Dr. Ryan Gray of the Medical School Headquarters Podcast

4:17

Ryan is currently publishing seven different shows

6:55 Start a website with a positive vibe to help medical students

7:55 He was nervous about starting and waiting six months to launch

9:30 How by starting too broad he rebranded his show

11:00 What enabled him to transition from Doctor to Podcaster?

13:45 How he sought out companies that had content that fit his audience

15:28 How he goes about adding a show to his network

17:40 How his sales pitch is not a sales pitch

21:34 How many shows is he planning on launching

23:13 How much of the day to day stuff is he doing?

24:58 What are his first two employees are doing?

26:14 How he had made lifestyle choices to make this work

A family that podcasts together stays together

28:10 Ryan also has three books and he shares how he put them together and worked with Morgan James Publishing

30:10 Ryan's Advice to people wanting to follow in his footsteps but in their niche

32:00 Ryan's Experience with NFC Chips (Dave had found some on Moo.com, there are programmable card on Amazon)

33:40 Promoting his podcast at events

35:50 His biggest success and his biggest failure

37:50 Biggest mistakes new podcasters make

How do you build an audience - one person at a time

39:25 Has he ever missed an episode?

Main Takeaways

He start by first providing value to his audience - not money, not downloads

He does things other people don't (engages people at his booth instead of staring at his phone)

His wife supports his plan, and now he is supporting hers. For more on this needing support see the "Three Things Every Podcaster Needs" episode
 

My WordPress Updated to 5.0 HELP!

43:20  If you're website updates automatically you can install a plugin called "Classic Editor"  that makes the new version of Wordpress look like the old version of your website

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Saturday, December 8, 2018

Where to Spend Your Podcast Budget


1:30 The best money I've ever spent on Podcast was ....

7:08 Is this many downloads good for my show?

11;45 Starting off your show with a mistake got Dave a ton of "engagement."

12:55 Should I upgrade to a Sure SM7B with a Cloudlifter? or Should I go DBX286? Also, see a Fethead

17:00 Wordpress 5 is out with Gutenberg is a bit of a culture shock and you can install the classic editor

20:15 Is Dave a Wet Blanket? Mentioned: Samson Q2U

24:06 What is shaping Dave's attitude towards Chartable.com see article

31:15 Thanks to our Awesome Supporters. We want to have one more patron that we did last month. You can join for $1 at www.askthepodcastcoach.com/awesome

33:00 Cool Patreon Tip from Tom Merrit (see the webinar with by being a $5 Patron.

34:09 The old "get things in writing" and working with co-hosts topic

39:50 Restarting a podcast/YouTube channel where do I start my episode numbers?

44:40 Focus on doing a few episodes first.

48:40 Apple discussion on how important it is?

50:35 Do people listen to podcast trailers??

53:00 Ask the Podcast Coach Stats

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Sunday, December 2, 2018

11 Steps To Grow Your Podcast Audience


Because of My Podcast: I Get to Talk to NFL Players

1:30

Chris Husby shares how his show devoted to discussing Special Teams topics and interviewing some of the biggest special teams names in the NFL and beyond! has allowed him to talk to some of his favorite NFL players. Check it out the 4th Down Experience

Sponsor: Focusrite

3:34

I got to play with a Focusrite 2i2 and if you are looking for an easy to get your microphone into your computer (and have the option to have a co-host as well) without having to look at a TON of knobs, check out the Focusrite 2i2. As I'm on a PC, I downloaded a driver, plugged in the unit, and was ready to record. If you're on a Mac computer, you just plug it in.

If you want a backup copy of your recording, plug a cable into the monitor out and send the signal to your portable recorder.

It's built like a tank and is a lovely shade of red.

Check out the interface selector tool that helps you pick the right model for you at their website.

The Question of the Month: What is Your (ONE) Favorite Podcast And WHY?

I do this every year for the last episode of the year. It's a great way to discover new shows, and it also gives us insights into WHY people like podcasts. Please provide the following:

  1. The name of the show
  2. The website of the show
  3. What it's about
  4. Why you like it 
  5. Then provide the same about your show (name, location, and what it's about).

I need the answer by 12/28/18. Go to the contact page. If you want to record and email it in, please put "December question: in the title

How to Grow Your Podcast Audience

1. Give Your Audience What They Want

7:14

  • Know who your target audience.

Some things you’ll want to have to create your target client avatar are:

Name
Age
Occupation
Brands They Use + Purchase From
What Kind Of Language They Use
Where They Spend Their Time
Their Pain Points
What They Hope To Achieve + Accomplish

STALK your target audience.

  • Participate in online groups to listen to what they are talking
  • Use something like Google Forms to create an audience survey (see this episode on creating surveys)
  • Get some constructive feedback from your show. This needs to come from someone who you feel is your target audience
  • Go to Amazon and look at books and see what is in the table of contents
  • Kindle Unlimited has access to magazines (see what the magazines are writing about)
  • Check your stats and look for trends
  • Have good audio quality. If you use a Yetti, make sure you are using it properly. Do not use the built-in microphone of your laptop

2. Make Your Titles Count

14:03

  • The titles of your episodes can boost the number of downloads. Do NOT name your show NAME OF PODCAST EPISODE 16
  • Try to have at least 300 words for your show notes
  • Make sure your listing in Apple podcasts has the proper link to your website

3. Get Your Podcast On Their Device

16:55

    • Have subscribed buttons for Apple and Google Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Spotify
  • Have directions with a screenshot on how to subscribe
  • Show them how to subscribe on Facebook and YouTube
  • Get an app if your audience isn't too technical
  • I use the Subscribe and Follow Plugin for my Subscribe Page

4. Make It Easy To Share Your Show

23:00

  • My favorite plugin for this is Social Warfare
  • Click to tweet (free)
  • NFC Business Card ( from Moo $22 for 20). NFC Business Cards should work with most Android devices and newer iPhones. Digital Business Cards work with any NFC-enabled mobile device. Here is a video https://youtu.be/tn3rHz9JR5I Sadly Apple aren’t playing ball right now. That’s not to say things won’t change in the future though – and we’ll certainly keep a spot warm for them on Team NFC!
  • Create Show notes worth Sharing

5 Get On Other Shows

26:55

  • Others shows have podcast listeners
  • Do your research
  • Do you bring value to their audience?
  • Be personal - no form letters
  • Help a Reporter Out
  • PodcastGuests.com 
  • Be the guest you'd want to have on your show

6 Interview Other Similar Podcasts Hosts

29:47

  • Can they bring value to your audience?
  • Do a unique interview that inspires them to share
  • Do all the work for them so all they have to do is copy and share
  • Realize this may not boost downloads, but it boosts your network
  • Podcastguests.com

7. Use Social Media

32:28

  • Ask your target audience what platforms they use
  • Promote on those platforms
  • Direct them to a page to listen and subscribe
  • Automate Your Sharing (Libsyn, Blubrry, IFTT)
  • Consider adding your show to youTube
  • Check out Recur Post (mentioned in episode 646 with Steph Taylor )

8 Pay For Exposure

36:34

  • Facebook ads
  • Spotify Ads
  • Overcast.fm ads
  • Cheapest I've heard of $2 per subscriber (and often more like $4 per subscriber)
  • You might want to advertise on other shows

9 Always Be Promoting

40:35

  • Setup a signature in your email with a link to your website. If you use Gmail, you can set this up. For a slightly "fancy" email check out Wise Stamp
  • Use a system like Slick Text ( text  ' sop ' to 31996 and you will get two links to subscribe on Android or Apple )
  • You might consider giving out T-shirts or posters to put in the back seat windows of your car from Teepublic
  • Get business cards that promote your show (with or without your contact information). Cards from Moo are roughly 30 cents each. Gotprint.com has even cheaper prices.

10 Go To Events

44:12

  • Go to Podcasting Events - not to grow your audience, but your network
  • More importantly, go to events in your niche
  • Check out www.meetup.com

11. Build Your Promotion Team

47:07

Moving Forward:

You need to make it interesting:

Everything has been said before, but it’s never been said by you. Your point of view is what makes you interesting. — Jory MacKay You might ask yourself, "how can I cover this in a way that only I can?"

Sean MCabe had mentioned how there is are things you feel comfortable with, and there are things that nobody is talking about. Your content is where those two intersect.

Be Patient

It took Seth Godin four years to pull away from being "just another blogger" to being, well, Seth Godin.

It took Jerry Seinfeld 17 years to have his show (he appeared on the Tonight Show for nine years before getting his own show, which was almost canceled)

Mentioned in this Show

Emily Prokop and the Story Behind Podcast

10 Thousands Downloads Per Episode in Five Months Noah Tetzner Interview

Northeast Ohio Podcasters Meetup

FNC and Regular Business Cards From Moo

A Star is Born Video Clip

Recur Post (mentioned in episode 646 with Steph Taylor )

Teepublic for t-shirts

Moo for business cards

Social Warfare Plugin

Social Subscribe and Follow Plugin

Let Me Help You Start Your Podcast


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Saturday, December 1, 2018

Has Anchor Gone Legit?


10:50 Is Anchor the New YouTube?

15:51 Celebrity in Podcasting

19:00 Global Audience Agency

25:00 Does all the garbage block good shows?

26:50 Doing a show like Joe Rogan

38:00 Cross promotion after 235 episodes and WEB RINGS

39:53 Thanks to ALL of your Supporters see www.askthepodcastcoach.com/awesome

45:00 Ann Murray, Mikey Dolenz, Alice Cooper, and John Lennon see picture

51:00 Do you have a link in your signature?

53;15 Jim's cool podcasting story. "Is that the podcasting guy?"

56:00 Dave's new computer update

Mentioned on the Show

Dave's new "Anchor Sucks" show 

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