The Foster Podcast

On the call, Sophia Benoit shared advice on how to build a strong social presence and what implications it can have for your longer-form writing and general presence as a writer. She also shared tips on how to hone your voice and not fall victim to the inauthentic, watered-down content that plagues much of the internet.

On this live call, Scott Dikkers shared the process he developed for generating award-winning satire. He revealed some lessons on developing a distinct voice that he learned while building one of America's most iconic media companies.

On this private call, Marie Poulin shared how she’s leveraged the internet to establish her credibility as a no-code expert. She shared her experience building Notion Mastery, along with some of her other successful ventures that have spawned from building a loyal audience.

On this private call, Josh Spector shared a few of the lessons he’s learned helping writers succeed online -- including how to successfully pick a niche and position your work, how to write content that will help drive specific outcomes, and how to produce quality work on a regular schedule.

On this private call, we talked with Khe Hy about his journey into blogging and internet entrepreneurship. More specifically, we discussed the inner game of creating and how he’s kept writing and creating in the face of uncertainty.

In this private call for Foster members and Everything subscribers, Nathan Baschez and Dan Shipper shared all they've learned growing their list the past 6 months.

On this private call, Michell Clark shared how he’s succeeded on Twitter while not compromising on his voice. He broke down how he maintains a wellspring of fresh ideas to post, what makes Twitter unique as a platform, and how anybody can leverage Twitter to get their ideas in front of a bigger audience.

On this private call, Jennifer Kim shared how she’s leveraged writing online to help push forward a meaningful cause. She explained how she’s communicated ideas that are often misunderstood in a way that invites in the people who need to hear them most.

On this private call, April Dunford gave a masterclass on positioning. We discussed the key ideas from her book Obviously Awesome to help inspire and clarify how online writers differentiate their work and find their most enthusiastic fans.

On this private call, Sari Azout shared some unconventional lessons she’s learned writing over 50 issues of her newsletter -- including why going paid is often a bad strategy and why consistency is overrated.