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This is a two-part series about the behind-the-scenes of Stacking Benjamins, a top financial podcast, co-hosed by Joe Saul-Sehy.
Something I've found is pretty common with podcaters (and all creative people) is we jump into whatever it is at the level we're at, get our bearings, then hit the gas as we learn what needs to be done to get better, going much deeper into the project and how we approach it. For example, as a podcaster, you probably listen to your first episodes and notice things about your hosting or (lack of) audio quality that you didn't notice at the time – what worked for us then, wouldn't be very satisfying to us now.
Joe had a similar experience with his podcast, Stacking Benjamins. And that's what we talk about on this episode of Build a Big Podcast.
This is Part 2 of 2. Part 1 is here. To make sure you get both, subscribe to this podcast.
Links to Things We Talk About:This is a bonus episode connected to my two-part series about the behind-the-scenes of the business of Stacking Benjamins, a top financial podcast, co-hosed by Joe Saul-Sehy.
Part One is here.
Part Two is here.
You get both when you subscribe to this podcast.
Links To Things We Talk About:This is a two-part series about the behind-the-scenes of the business of Stacking Benjamins, a top financial podcast, co-hosed by Joe Saul-Sehy.
Joe learned from failure. Destroying his credit immediately after leaving home, he had to learn about money the hard way. It was through those experiences that he created Stacking Benjamins.
Kiplinger has called Stacking Benjamins the “best personal finance podcast” and Fast Company has described it as striking a “great balance between fun and functional.”
In this episode, I talk with Joe about building Stacking Benjamins.
Topics:This is Part 1 of 2. To make sure you get both, subscribe to this podcast.
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