Tony Doe tackles five stubborn podcasting myths that hold many creators back. From the belief that expensive gear is essential to the idea that success requires thousands of listeners, he breaks down these misconceptions and offers practical insights for indie African podcasters. Discover why content and engagement matter more than follower count, why you don't need to be an expert to start, and how audio podcasting remains powerful despite the rise of video. He also debunks the myth that it's "too late" to start a podcast, especially when there are unique African stories yet to be told.