Summary

In this conversation, Jax Crider and Trevor Houston discuss the process of starting a podcast. They cover topics such as the purpose of the podcast, target audience, and expanding the topics beyond the main subject. They also explore the idea of helping clients going through divorce and the importance of pattern interrupts and mic drops in podcasting. Additionally, they discuss the decision between using a studio or recording remotely. In this part of the conversation, Trevor Houston discusses the loss of content due to the closure of a radio station and emphasizes the importance of distribution in podcasting. He also highlights the benefits of paying for a studio and the access it provides to high-quality production and consistency. The conversation then moves on to the advantages of remote podcasting and the ability to reach a wider audience. Trevor shares his experiences with live studio audiences and social audio rooms, as well as the importance of editing and polishing live-streamed episodes. He also discusses the different streaming platforms and the mistake of neglecting distribution. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the evolution of video podcasting and the importance of clear and descriptive podcast titles. In this conversation, Jax Crider and Trevor Houston discuss the challenges and constant changes in the financial industry. They emphasize the importance of educating clients and building trust by providing value and being authentic. They also explore strategies for reaching the ideal audience and creating a personal brand. The conversation concludes with a discussion on collaborating with top podcasts and naming Jax's upcoming podcast.

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