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Podcast Junkies episodes

April 16, 2015036 Ryan Williams | Find Your Podcasting Niche
Ryan Williams Interview as a podcaster takes being astute and conscious to a new level. Host of The Influencer Economy, he is used to analyzing the influence and effects of any number of things on an audience – tie this in with podcasting and you have a guy who understands the importance of establishing a relationship with a guest, sharing that relationship with your audience and learning how to show your interest.
Show Highlights
01.21 – Harry Duran provides some background info on Ryan Williams of The Influencer Economy, who is today’s guest.
05.12 – It takes time to figure everything out in podcasting. Start small and work your way up.
12.10 – Don’t worry if it doesn’t all record perfectly. Listeners appreciate the natural approach and the work you put in to produce your podcasts.
13.56 – Be careful: Your expectations might not always end up as reality.
18.52 – Starting anything new takes a lot of time and energy, so be prepared.
21.31 – Let your podcast develop organically and naturally.
24.21 – The conversation moves to the roots of The Influencer Economy and its beginnings.
30.55 – Podcasting programs aren’t for everybody, but they can be a good way to start and make connections.
32.15 – Harry and Ryan discuss the strains of podcasting when you have a family.
39.43 – Even negative feedback is useful – someone’s taken the time to reach out to you.
46.56 – If you started over, would you keep the same podcast name?
51.46 – People want to listen to conversations where the topics are interesting and the participants are at ease.
57.18 – The limits of podcasting are, quite literally, endless.

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/36
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1 hr 5 min
March 30, 2015035 Jessica Kupferman | Why A Woman’s Perspective Is Vital In Business And Podcasting
It’s all about providing women with a voice when it comes to this Jessica Kupferman Interview. Host of Lady Business Radio and co-host of She Podcasts, Jessica is your one-stop spot for tips on raising a family while maintaining a business as well as how to use your own personality to draw people in and understand you. This strong-minded woman who knows what she wants proves every day that there are some places where men just aren’t needed.
Show Highlights
00.19 – Harry Duran provides some background about today’s guest, Jessica Kupferman.
02.48 – PRDCNF’s limited audience aims to gather like-minded individuals who are really focused on transforming themselves and their endeavors.
09.13 – Try and do something different, don’t just take a cookie-cutter approach.
13.55 – Whether you fill up for volume or you hand-pick your guests, they’re so important to the content of your podcast.
20.25 – Don’t try to force your content ideas onto guests that can’t talk about those topics.
23.41 – Let people see the real you and they’ll look forward to doing business with you.
30.38 – Jessica considers the differences between how men and women spend their time when children are involved.
33.02 – B-School might be great for you, but they might need to change tactics soon.
35.53 – She Podcasts grew from an idea and a growing community of women podcasters.
38.03 – Jessica’s She Podcasts Facebook group is getting more requests from women every day – Celeste from Huffington Post is just one example.
42.04 – How do you know when to call it a day as a podcaster?
50.54 – Podcasting can teach you a lot about yourself and about how you can find success in this industry.
56.31 – What does the future hold for podcasting?

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/35
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1 hr 3 min
March 18, 2015034 Kate Erickson | The Woman Behind Entrepreneur On Fire Finds Her Own Podcasting Feet
Kate Erickson of Entrepreneur on Fire fame joins Harry Duran to talk about moving on from behind-the-scenes work and stepping into the spotlight herself. Kate Erickson Interview showcases her own topic-based podcast, aptly named Kate’s Takes, and in this podcast she discusses the difficulties of seeing through the doubts and personal challenges, as well as how rewarding and humbling it is when you can overcome any obstacle that gets in your way.
Show Highlights
02:00 – Harry Duran introduces today’s guest, content creator Kate Erickson.
12:16 – Figuring out whether to do a podcast by yourself or through interviews is a very personal choice.
14:24 – Podcasting is an industry that even now, people are only starting to consider as an option for them.
18:15 – So much of being successful is about overcoming the doubts you have and going forward anyway.
20:35 – To improve your skills, you have to listen to yourself the way your audience listens to you.
25:48 – A business can’t rely on just talking into a microphone – the behind-the-scenes work has to be just as strong.
30:54 – The people you interact with can drastically change your perception of yourself and your own ideas.
36:52 – Kate talks about the personal challenges she faces in her line of work, and how to overcome them.
39:55 – If you’re not really being you, there’s no way you’ll stand out as being genuine.
43:19 – There are so many opportunities for podcasters – here’s what the space is looking like right now.

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/34
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49 min
March 03, 2015033 Sue Zimmerman | The Personality Traits That Have Made Her Successful
Sue Zimmerman Interview is today’s Podcast Junkies episode, and she’s certainly no stranger to speaking in public or on podcasts about how social media strategies can transform your professional success and lifestyle. Today, she’s most commonly known as photo and filter expert, The Instagram Gal, and she talks about getting into Instagram, how your feed can work for you and why being true to yourself should be top of your priorities.
Show Highlights
00:47 – Harry Duran gives some background to today’s guest, entrepreneurial superstar, Sue B Zimmerman.
06:04 – Don’t underestimate the importance of background research. Your guest will appreciate the effort you’ve put in.
10:13 – Even in this media age, the spoken word still commands so much attention.
16:10 – Instagram is quickly becoming a force of its own in the social media world. Get on board!
20:20 – However big your business is, Instagram is another source which drives traffic through your door.
23:42 – Creative Live is a really worthwhile platform for people figuring out how to get the most from and for their businesses.
27:24 – When your Mom is #InstagramGal, how do the kids’ social media profiles match up?
30:53 – Zimmerman details her introduction and expansion into the podcasting space.
35:31 – Thriving in these industries is about knowing yourself and promoting yourself with confidence.
41:20 – Children are creative. How can we keep this creativity flowing so that we have more creative adults?
44:46 – People don’t want the fake, supposedly perfect person. They want the real life you that they can relate to.

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/33
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52 min
February 17, 2015032 Denny Krahe | This Running Man Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down
With an ambitious goal of running a marathon in every state, listen to this Denny Krahe interview for an understanding of what makes him tick. A running coach for several years, he’s learning the ins and outs of online marketing to take that knowledge and grow his running tribe. Just try and keep up!
Show Highlights
02:52 – PRDCNF is about surrounding yourself with people who operate on a different level to you – and learning from them!
05:47 – Time is so valuable and we severely underestimate how much you can actually get done.
06:56 – Harry brings the conversation round to the development of Denny Krahe’s site, Diz Runs.
10:58 – It doesn’t have to be about superstars. Real life stories are what really connect with people.
17:53 – As a podcaster, it’s important to mix up your styles and figure out what works for you.
23:46 – Practice makes perfect: you and your show will develop and change as time goes on.
29:15 – Harry and Denny talk ideal guests.
35:19 – The world of podcasts has totally changed since its inception, and it’s amazing!
40:13 – Whatever the motivation for your goal, set a target and find a way of making it happen.
48:00 – The clichés about hard word and long journeys fit podcasting too! It’s tough, but rewarding.
51:40 – Your body can cope, it’s just your mind that has to realize that and stick with it.
54:15 – When hunting for guests, look for someone who still handles their own Twitter account!
54:51 – Don’t go into your interviews with an agenda or a plan, just see where the conversation goes.
01:01 – 13 It’s great to have goals, but don’t let them control you.
01:05 – 58 For more information, head to www.DizRuns.com or follow Denny on Twitter: @DizRuns

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/32
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1 hr 7 min
February 09, 2015031 Jordan Harbinger | This Art of Charm Host Breaks Down The Art of the Interview
In this Jordan Harbinger interview, we go behind the scenes of the incredibly popular and long-running podcast, The Art of Charm. Hear how he and his partner AJ came up with the idea, and how he continues to increase the caliber of his guests. Always the lifelong student, Jordan is always entertaining and teaching at the same time.

Show Highlights

01:40 – Harry does a small introduction on Jordan Harbinger

04:00 – Be sure to attend Productivity Conference

06:00 – Be aware of technical difficulties on today’s show.

09:00 – Jordan at first didn’t want to outsource his editing, but now he loves his current audio engineer

11:10 – How did it all start for Jordan?

17:45 – Jordan talks about his Wall Street days and an important lesson he learned from his ‘mentor’

23:00 – AJ, Jordan’s co-host, brought the dating skills on to the Art of Charm and Jordan brought his networking skills on to the show.

30:30 – He and AJ took a break from the podcast, but Jordan couldn’t resist going back to it

43:30 – It’s hard to be starstruck when you’ve done it so many times and have a focus on trying to get the best our of your guest

48:00 – It’s important to get inside the head of the listener while you’re talking to your guest

54:45 – There’s so much you can learn from podcasting, but don’t get into it if you want to make money

62:25 – There’s a lot more noise now that it’s easier to podcast, which means it will be harder for people to find your show

65:00 – Jordan is the same guy on the show as he is in person

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/31
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1 hr 4 min
January 28, 2015 030 Harry Duran | 28 Reasons Why This 2014 Recap Is Perfectly Timed
In typical end of year fashion, I look back at my first year of podcasting and recap my interviews for the benefit of both the listeners and me, to be quite honest, I continue to be grateful for the opportunity to have these conversations and to grow these relationships. Onward and upward for 2015!

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/30
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53 min
December 18, 2014029 Ari Meisel | Overcoming Crohn’s Disease And Discovering The Way Of Less Doing
In this Ari Meisel interview, we hear how Ari went from being diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, to improving his health enough to be able to run an Ironman Triathlon, which is no small feat. Along the way he discovered what he now calls the principles of Less Doing. His motto is to Optimize, Automate and Outsource the 95% of things that we’re not experts at. He now hosts the popular Less Doing podcast and an annual 3-day conference in NYC.
Show Highlights
05:30 – The more you start podcasting, the less time you have to listen to them.
09:30 – Ari talks about his podcast, Less Doing, More Living.
12:30 – Ari shares some of the early mistakes he made on his podcast.
18:00 – The Less Doing, More Living podcast discontinued their transcriptions for more detailed show notes.
24:45 – The Less Doing, More Living podcast has a great automatic process that Ari explains in detail in this segment.
29:10 – Ari is doing a 3-day conference in May.
33:30 – A podcast is a great way for people to find out more about you and get a general overview of who you are.
38:10 – Despite Ari being a Tedx speaker and a podcaster, he still has problems with mumbling.
44:15 – Ari is glad that everyone that he has really wanted on the show have said yes.
49:10 – There’s a lot of interesting technology coming out of Israel right now.
54:00 – EvanHD has a video that has 57 million views and it’s just him playing with a Play-Doh set.

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/29
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1 hr
December 12, 2014 028 Jason Stapleton | This Connoisseur of the Free Market is Taking His Show’s Production to a New Level
Jason Stapleton is the host of Jason Stapleton Program, a top ranked show on Stitcher Radio, iTunes, and YouTube. He is a professional trader with over a decade of experience as well as a family man. He sits down to talk to Harry today about his show, the importance of having an opinion, net neutrality, and more. Jason shares some important tips that you simply won’t get any where else.

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/28
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1 hr 18 min
November 25, 2014027 Ilan and Guy Ferdman | Ferdman On A Mission To Influence 100 Million People By 2020
Guy & Ilan Ferdman run Satori Prime. Their company has a bold mission of influencing 100 million people by 2020. Not too shabby, eh? Talk about passion, these 2 have it by the bucket-loads. In this Ilan and Guy Ferdman interview, we cover the importance of personal connections, how the podcast has been an important vehicle for their business, and why the universe has a funny way of showing you what you need to do. Yeah, we’re all over the map here…and it’s a good thing!
Show Highlights
10:00 – Ilan Ferdman created his podcast initially as cliff notes about other podcasts.
15:00 – Ilan has gotten big names on his podcast and he’s surprised no one has said no to him or asked him for the amount of downloads his podcast has before appearing on the show.
21:05 – Passion is infectious. Be passionate with whatever you do.
25:30 – Ilan explains how they came up with the name Satori Prime.
35:40 – Satori Prime is a leadership academy.
42:50 – The universe has a funny way of showing where you need to be at the right time. Most people only recognize when they’re not there and they do not focus on the impact they want to have on the world.
54:15 – Ilan doesn’t see the point of college. He thinks the experience is amazing, but in terms of education, it doesn’t make sense to get a degree in a field you are most likely not going to be working in later in life.
01:04:50 – Ilan rather have his kids to have hands-on experience than college experience. That hands-on experience will go a long way than sitting in a class room.
01:12:25 – People think if they reveal their dark side, people won’t want to be around them any more. Truth be told, Guy says the opposite happens.
01:18:15 – We all have our moments, but if you own it and take responsibility for it, you can still make a difference.

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/27
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1 hr 21 min

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