Krystals Test Show

Today we are joined by Leslie Eiler Thompson who is the host of The Rogue Ones podcast.

Conversations with extraordinary individuals on their own unique "rogue" journeys. We explore the experiences and opportunities afforded these rogues as they share successes and failures they've encountered along the way. We then, in turn, learn ways to adopt this rogue attitude for ourselves. These are the rogue ones, and these are their stories.

One of the best intros ever. Leslie is awesome at talking to one person and sounding sincerely friendly. You can hear your smile

I love the definition of what makes something rogue, and what the show is about, "We explore extraordinary people doing fascinating things. And we learn from them so we may adopt the same attitudes to develop a rogue lifestyle."

You did a great job of incorporating the listening into the conversation as if they were sitting at the table with you.

Great website, great about page, and nice use of the logo/glasses

Nice tease at the end of the show for future episodes

There were sometimes when you had some great opportunities for stories, and you didn't follow up with a question (Billy Joel, "I learned a lot of lessons…"). "I spent a lot of time asking for forgiveness rather than asking for permission." Give me an example. "Tell me about the time you really pushed the limit or broke the rules to get a result."

With such great content, I would've left off the travel down memory lane about a pseudonym.

Website: http://rogueonespodcast.com

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The description of the Route 66 Podcast is "talks with people living and working along the Mother Road." You can find it at http://www.route66podcast.com/

The episode we reviewed is http://www.route66podcast.com/18-mojave-desert-route-66/

• The opening with Dennis' voice was unique. The phone quality added to the nostalgia of the episode.
• Nice rustic opening music
• Nice plug of the earlier episode
• You do a good job of asking the questions and letting the guest talk
• Nice tease with the trivia answer to keep people listening

• Dave thought taking 11 minutes to get to the interview was a bit too long, but Erik thought it was OK but would change the "Now let's start the show" to something different as you had been doing the show for 11 minutes.
• There are times when you read that you need to add a bit of voice inflection and make some effort (either via pauses, or music) to make smoother transitions.
• Your website has not title tag which is a vital ingredient to SEO and being found
• Three calls to action at the end of the show. try to narrow that down to one.
• The yellow highlighter color is a bit much to look at for long periods.
• As your audience may be older, you might want to add a page with instructions on how to subscribe to the show
• You have a great resource page, but didn't mention it much on the podcast. You can drive traffic by saying, "we have a video of this at the website route66podcast.com"

Website: http://www.route66podcast.com/

Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/route-66-podcast/id1136548932?mt=2

iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-Route-66-Podcast-29214146/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/route66podcast

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https://youtu.be/tDxax0NO6ho

Travel vacation destinations come to life in your ears through the Amidlife Travler podcast. Discover countries, culture, history, tours, sightseeing advice and travel tips through the voices, humor and opinions of locals who live there or travelers who have been there… like hearing about Scotland from a Scotsman and Ireland from the Irish. Indulge your travel curiosities and find ideas for your next vacation. Helpful information for world travelers and those who want to travel. Season 1 explores Scotland through the voice, opinions and stories of a Scotsman named James. Topics include Scottish Culture, History, Whiskey, the Kilt, Brexit, Vikings, Highland Games and other fun stories..

http://amidlifetraveler.com/

Laura has a great voice and you can hear her passion. I did like that you were talking to me. You seemed relaxed. You were talking to one person. It was Nonscripted and loose.

Your website is a phenomenal resource.

It's great that you are interviewing the local people and getting that information you can't get anyplace else.

The laundry list of people that we'll hear from at the beginning was hard to follow.

Figure out what you want your audience to take away from the episode and move that to the front.

You had said, "Famous for their moonlight kayak – sunset, near the woods, luminescence in the water, starlight serenade, violin and Irish songs." Those are the details we were wanted. There is a tremendous opportunity to create a theater of the mind, and when someone did start to explain the lights on the water they were interrupted.

You brought friends on to help explain their experience, and they said:

• Amazing
• Awesome
• Cool Experience
• Fun and Super Cool
• amazing and beautiful
• Awesome, I love it
• Great Day
• Fantastic
• Great fun

but you never dug in deeper as to why it was cool or great, etc.

You seemed to be explaining how qualified the guides were to the point where I started to wonder if you were getting paid. You had already stated that you would be going back, so for me, that is enough to know the guides were good. I'd rather hear more about the experience than the guide.

You have a GREAT website, and we would get people excited about the destination, and then direct them to the website.

In today's episode, you don't hear the extra questions and a private lesson on Hindenburg Journalist that Laura received.

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https://youtu.be/RV9E_WGB748

Ageless Hockey has a description of " This is a podcast for hockey players over 50 years old." The website is agelesshockey.com

There was some wise advice about not coming back from an injury early and how to NOT get your gear stolen

He did a great job talking to a single person. There was no group speak.

Shared some vulnerability which builds intimacy with his audience.

The audio sounded fine

The website is simple and easy to navigate.

Great "Start Here" option on the website

Great tease to get people to your website.

The transitions were very rough. You might want to see if the stories you are covering and be lined up in a way that makes it easier to transition from one to the other. Use your voice to signal you're changing topics. If nothing else, pause for a half a second.

The "something about me" section at the end didn't really tie into anything.

Erik would like to see you "turn up" the grumpy old man character a bit more.

Be sure to turn the focus around and ask your self, "Whats in it for the listener?"

Your call to action needs to be refined down to ONE.

www.agelesshockey.com

Subscription Page

The Copeland Coaching Podcast is made for job seekers who want to jump-start their job search. Each week we dive into career topics from interviewing to personal branding to applying and negotiating. If you want to switch industries, change careers, or make more money, this is the podcast for you!

https://www.copelandcoaching.com/

Intro: "Turn job search into a slam dunk". Great, short intro that told me everything

You did a good job of connecting the interview into this theme.

Your website the clean look. The homepage is very focused. It shows a lot of credibilities.

The second half of the interview had great questions that would be immediately beneficial to your audience.

Part of the audio had a fair amount of static

There were no links to his books in your show notes

There was some low hanging fruit (The guest said, "That's a good question, and stammered at times) that Dave would've edited out.

Work some more stories into the conversation and drop hints into what services you offer

Your audio is being exported at 320 kbps stereo which is overkill

Avoid talking about things that happened before the recording

Avoid any group speak "Hey everyone." talk to a single listener

Your courses button takes you away from your main page, and has no way to get back to the main site.

Try to limit your calls to action to one at the end of the show.

The show is about the Delaney Family and living with someone with dementia. My mother has had dementia for two years now and I 'm hoping that this podcast will help someone who's in the some situation. Also, I talk about my feeling on a lot of things like religion, politics, and there may even be a lot electronics. So basically the shows is a little bet of everything that we do and get into as a Family. Check out the show at https://babymountainradio.com/

Started off the show with a story and got to the story quickly

The stream of consciousness of the show.

The listeners feel the emotion and frustration.

Transparency of "I don't know all the answers."

Nice call back at the end

The opening line of where podcasting's hard work made fun is a bit confusing.

Maybe explain more what the show is about and what is in it for the listener.

I don't see where I leave you a comment. Is it just on the "contact us" page?

The website is somewhat hard to read and the links get lost in the background

You are publishing at a very high bit rate, and that makes the file download slower and take up more room on people's devices.

Check out the show at https://babymountainradio.com/

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Today Dave and Erik review the podcast "A Modelerslife." All modelers have a life but what do we know of it. This podcast is as much about the people in model railroading has it is about the hobby itself. I've met so many interesting people in the hobby over the years I decided it would be fun to share their back stories with everyone else. So come along with me, Lionel Strang my trusty sidekick, Jim Rindt and Bruce the mail boy as we discover just how many fascinating folks there are in this great hobby.

Checkout their website at https://www.amodelerslife.com/

Things We Liked

Good chemistry with the crew

The audio quality was good for having such a large crew

Good follow up questions

A lot of in-depth analysis and tips on being a model railroader

Erik loved the story of how the father got his son into trains at an early age (because that's how most people get into trains)

As new listeners, there was no introduction to the show (Welcome to the ___ where we ____). This doesn't have to be long, but tell people what the show is about and tell them what is coming up on the show, if you're not sure, this can always be added in post.

Dave is afraid having the name modelerslife all one word will make it harder to find in directories like Apple iTunes

While there is a nice "guys just hanging out working on their stuff" vibe, Dave felt there were time when you could edit some of the "Where should we go now?" discussion out of the show (and just leave you moving on to the next topic)

On your website, you have a link to explain what Patreon is, but on that page, there are no links to actually join and become a patron.

The music at the end could be used underneath the "goodbyes" and then shortened.

Toward the end when you were flipping through the facebook, it seemed like you were running out of ideas. This would be a good strategy for topics, but maybe do it in show prep, and then frame it better.

There are no links to subscribe to the show for Android people.

Checkout their website at https://www.amodelerslife.com/

iTunes/Apple Podcasts

https://youtu.be/RV9E_WGB748

Garbled Twistory is a retelling of common history in the most unconventional style. What The Show is Doing Right Lots of creativity making the show very unique Audio quality is not bad (mixing issues) What The Show Might Consider Doing Moving Forward S...

Join host Sean Perrin as he discusses "all that's new and neat with clarinet, with the neatest people in the industry" on the world's most popular clarinet podcast. Past guests include distinguished artists such as Martin Fröst, Michael Lowenstern, and Lori Freedman, and product manufacturers such as Legere Reeds, Backun Musical Services, and Royal Musical Instruments. Check out the website at www.clarineat.com and be sure to subscribe to our email newsletter for a chance to win giveaways.

What is Working

I love the beginning of the show. There was a great tease and the housekeeping was quick

The advertisement was quick and to the point and the music behind it was fine.

I like that you gave a shout out to the latest patron

Good follow questions

Nice about page on your website

The shopping cart was smooth and looks nice.

It sounded more like a conversation than an interrogation.

What Needs Work

The intro music was a little long

The biggest issue is your guests audio, and you don' have much control over that.

You ask the question, and then you frame it. It's better to frame it and then end with the question

The menu area at the top of the website was annoying.

Be sure to keep the newbies in the loop

Website: www.clarineat.com

Subscribe in iTunes

Subscribe in Android

Check it out https://www.clarineat.com/

Description: Podcast Junkies was born out of a genuine interest in and curiosity for this growing league of podcast hosts. It's hosted by Harry Duran. It features wide-ranging, authentic and sometimes candid interviews with this family of voices behind...

Description: Podcast Junkies was born out of a genuine interest in and curiosity for this growing league of podcast hosts. It's hosted by Harry Duran. It features wide-ranging, authentic and sometimes candid interviews with this family of voices behind the microphone. The shows themselves cover a variety of topics such as Business, Finance Entrepreneurism, History, Comedy, Storytelling and more. Podcast Junkies explores the motivations behind the podcast's inception and allows the listener to connect on a more personal level with some of their favorite hosts

Website www.podcastjunkies.com

Great clip at the beginning to make the audience curious

You get right into the interview and questions

You LISTEN to your guest and ask great follow up questions

Get your audience telling stories

Nice job teasing the next episode

Good job of introducing topics while keeping the story going

Easy to use website.

The beginning of the show had a weird chit chat about the hassles of scheduling.

A long music outro at the end.

Join us on FB – If you want people to subscribe, make that your CTA

Maybe add a little about you to the about page, and a little about the show

Website

iTunes

Stitcher

https://youtu.be/2UR2wf9WJU8