This digital marketer and podcast host is here to share his advice on how to grow and network through podcasting!

Roman Prokopchuck, host of Real Talk Podcasting has a lot of experience in digital marketing. With 13 years of leading digital teams to become the best, he started his podcast show Digital Savage Experience. Here, he not only shares his work but also his personal life. He also invites people on the show to be vulnerable and real. Roman also shares with us how he grows his podcast both organically and through paid opportunities like ads.

Tune in to this episode if you like marketing and podcasting!

This guest has more than 8 years of podcast production experience under her wings!

Rachel Morrissey is here to share all her knowledge with our community. She used to describe podcasting as levels: those who have interesting questions, promote something, establish a brand, or do it for fun. She enjoys the most those podcasts that are very personal because she connects directly with them. Trust comes in two ways: with the audience and with your guest.

Rachel is here to drop all the good stuff from the producer’s side of podcasting. Be sure to tune in with a notebook in hand!!

All the way from the software industry comes Bob McAdam to give his best advice on podcasting!

Bob has been a podcast host for the last seven years and he never imagined he would be in podcasting for that long. The Enterprise Software Podcast started after Bob and Todd, a friend of his, were having conversations about their industry. His show has evolved from having two hosts to have three hosts. He also does emphasizes the importance of being consistent when creating a show.

Bob’s experience through the years is vast, and he reiterates that consistency has been the key to his success.

Cinnamon Denise also works in a podcast company! Even though they weren’t required to have a show, she adventured herself to start one.

The Music Executive was born after several sessions of brainstorming with a colleague. Cinnamon quickly understood how much time was invested booking guests and make them feel connected. She also found that her guests could connect her to new people for her to bring on the show. Cinnamon reflects on two things she wants you to take away: podcasting needs organization and a show is a living thing that you nurture constantly.

We laugh a lot in this conversation, but behind that, there are extremely valuable pieces of advice from Cinnamon. We hope you enjoy it!

Julián is all about opening up space for mistakes because he finds a lot of growth there; This is the continuation of this week’s two-part special with Julián Esteban Torres López. This incredible human being is here not only to give his advice towards podcasting but towards life. He reckons it is important to approach people with open arms and create a safe space for them. This way guests will feel comfortable enough to be very vulnerable.

Julián gives us a gift in this episode. He talks so openly about mental health and where he is right now with the Nasiona movement.

Julián Torres’ mission is to showcase the stories and experiences of cultures that have been undermined and othered.

By means of getting as far as possible from traditional academia and journalism, Julián landed on podcasting as a platform to achieve his purpose. He knows that politics, economics, and any other social environment can change faster when culture is transformed. “Humanize the other” is the Nasiona’s tagline, and they want to help communities be heard. Julián truly knows how to create and use his platforms to center, elevate, and amplify the voices of the oppressed.

Join this two-part special and connect with Julián if you too are mission-driven and passionate about social justice!

This podcast producer has a lot under his belt!

Lou Pellegrino, Senior Producer of Podcast Development at Westwood One joins us on the show! His biggest advice is: if you have something to talk about, you can probably start a podcast! Lou also goes through his experience as a producer, showing his wife the way to start her own podcast. He also dives deep into monetization and how some shows do a great job doing sponsor reads. Lou is also open to listening to your pitches, so if you have a great show, email him!

Lou has vast experience in the field, and he’s here to help you grow! Tune in to this episode!

Michael Bachmann has some great advice from the producing perspective of podcasting!

This is an episode you surely don’t want to miss!

Alisa Manjarrez has not one but two shows!

In this episode, she shares her experience in the podcasting world for fun and for work. What a better way to share your story with the world than through a podcast. This happened to Alisa and Michael, her brother, with whom she started Seriously Though. Alisa also goes through her development process and the importance of having a team to rely on.

Listen to tips and hacks of podcasting from the hand of the best in the industry!

Joey Price is our guest this week!

With his podcast Business, Life, and Coffee, Joey has amazing conversations that transform points of view towards several aspects of life. From personal branding to entrepreneurship and startups, he and his guests give advice that can be applied to any business. With 300 episodes under his belt, Joey reflects on the importance of having different types of guests on the show. Enriching the podcast with people that think different opens up a space for a healthy conversation.

Joey Price is all about giving advice to improve and enhance every aspect of life. Tune in to this new episode of the Smooth Podcast and see what you can take away and apply!