Hosted

In today's episode of Hosted, Brandy Whalen talks about podcast growth, development, and monetization with esteemed guest Tony D'Urso. Mr. D'Urso has been on over 600 podcast episodes and provides great insight into what happens behind the scenes. His Italian persona makes for an entertaining and informative segment. Warning, you may want coffee or pasta after this one!

On this episode of Hosted, Brandy chats with Brian Beckcom, host of the Lessons From Leaders Podcast. Beckcom is a lawyer, author, father, computer scientist and philosopher among many other things. He shares about the importance of positivity in leadership, commonalities between leaders that he has interviewed and how to have important conversations from varying perspectives.

Trevor Lee, the host of two podcasts, Better Presentations - More Skills and Running 44 @ 60, shares his experience entering the world of podcasting and what he has learned along the way. Lee highlights the importance of consistency and preparation in business, podcasting and running.

Listen to George Grombacher explain his journey in podcasting through his show, LifeBlood. Hear how being a financial advisor has influenced his podcast. Brandy and George discuss success, how to define it for yourself and what habits lead to it. You may even learn about George's daily morning routine.

In this episode of Hosted, Brandy sits down with the host of the "Do Your Good" podcast, Sybil Ackerman-Munson. Not only is Sybil the host of a successful podcast, but she's also a client of Kitcaster's!

Join the two as they dive deep into all things community giving. One of Sybil's biggest passions in life is giving back to the community and connecting donors with the right nonprofits. Follow all the work she's been doing, and make sure to download and listen to her podcast.

https://www.doyourgood.com/

In this episode of Hosted, Brandy chats with Amanda Bocik about her journey to shine a light on entrepreneurs through her podcast. Amanda is the host of "Built for Impact", a podcast about inspiring leaders making a positive impact. Amanda reveals tips on storytelling, empathy and quality conversation.

Noah Labhart, host of Code Story, believes that stories exist in every company. With six seasons and 253 episodes, Noah has some sound advice for those not only interested in podcasting but also starting just about anything. Tune in to find out how Noah gets to flex his audio engineering muscle through his podcast and what tools he leans on to publish numerous episodes per week.

Since 2011, Deb has hosted The Business Power Hour® and loves talking with her guests about a variety of business topics. Deb is president of Wise Women Communications, LLC, a full-service marketing firm. She has an MS in Communications Management and an MBA in Business Management. She's also a survivor of Stage 4 Breast Cancer and a true warrior!

In this episode of Hosted, we are chatting with JD Lopez about his journey as a comedian and podcaster. Tune-in to hear about friendships made, lessons learned and why he chose podcasts over stand-up. You might even find out JD's take on the perfect cookies, but you'll have to tune-in to find out.

In this podcast, Eric Wright draws a clear picture of how he got started with podcasting, where he got the idea for his name and why he did so. You also get to hear great tips on how exactly he gets his guests to be themselves on the show, despite the caginess that comes with interviews.

Eric is a Technology Evangelist at Turbonomic, a startup advisor, and has a diverse background in technology and systems automation. Eric is a highly requested keynote speaker and also the creator behind DiscoPosse.com and podcasts at DiscoPossePodcast.com which is currently ranked in the top 1% of worldwide podcasts.