Having someone to underwrite your work is awesome, but it also binds you to those underwriters to produce certain things just for them, which may mean less of the things you want to produce for yourself.

You do have to take care of the listeners who are here for you and your content. But not at the expense of people you might not initially consider your target listeners. There are a lot more non-target listeners in your flock than you realize.

…you can get 10, then 100, then even more. What it really takes, is the talent to connect (one person at a time) and just the passage of time itself.

Don’t give up hope that your audience isn’t out there looking for your content. Don’t stop trying to find easier ways for your potential audience to find your content.

Yes, lucky breaks can make a content creator. But luck can only be capitalized and sustained but a person already putting in hard work with an intention of what success looks like.

Delivering a message without scripted lines is hard. Delivering a message with scripted lines is also hard.

How to manage the anxiety that is opening up to an audience when you're not so sure your audience even exists.

Too many people hear the word “support” from voice coaches and think it means to create pressure in your abdomen as a means to somehow push more air out. The key is to relax your abdomen and create no pressure at all.

Most people simply do not open their mouths enough to let the sound come out unobstructed. This method will send more sound waves into the cheek area before exiting with a more resonant and full quality.

Gear is a great equalizer for all podcasters. Better can give better results but doesn’t make you a ‘better’ performer. Work toward acquiring better gear, but don’t be in such a hurry.