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How do you prepare for a milestone like hitting 100 podcast episodes?
It's a journey that takes persistence and learning through every step. George Blitch has navigated this path with his Son of a Blitch podcast.
Today, George shares what he's learned about finding a niche, keeping the passion burning, and the patience required to grow. If you're a podcaster starting your journey, this episode offers insights you won't want to miss.
Key Takeaways
Podcast Preparation and Patience:
Takeaway: George emphasizes the importance of treating the first year of podcasting as a training period rather than focusing on immediate success. Learning and honing skills are more crucial in the initial stages than achieving instant fame or recognition.
Valuing Guest’s Time:
Takeaway: Both George and Freddy stress the importance of respecting guests' time and making the effort to prepare thoroughly for interviews. This leads to more meaningful conversations and builds trust with the guest and their network.
Finding and Owning a Niche:
Takeaway: George discusses how he found a unique niche by combining his interests in the outdoors, hunting, food, and authors. By owning this niche, he's able to create engaging content that resonates with his audience.
Networking and Building Relationships:
Takeaway: Developing strong relationships with PR reps and past interview guests can lead to new opportunities. George describes how showing professionalism and doing thorough prep work has opened up doors for him with significant figures and organizations.
Continuous Improvement and Learning:
Takeaway: Constantly evaluating one’s work and identifying areas for improvement is essential. George regularly reviews his past episodes and guests’ feedback to refine his interviewing skills, demonstrating that continual learning enriches the quality and success of a podcast.
Timestamped Overview
00:00 Son of a Blitch Podcast
03:15 Podcast Hosting Journey
09:30 Annual Self-Review and Planning
10:18 Embracing Uncertainty in Live Podcasting
13:31 Inspiring Interview Preparation
16:36 Genre Praise and Networking
21:21 Podcast Insights: Speed Listening & Legacy
24:00 Networking Benefits of Podcasting
26:41 Inspiring Mentor and Guide
Subscribe to the Son of a Blitch podcast HERE.
Subscribe to Your Mic on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
Shoot Freddy an email: [email protected]
Support the show: https://cruzthroughhtx.com/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
By Freddy CruzHow do you prepare for a milestone like hitting 100 podcast episodes?
It's a journey that takes persistence and learning through every step. George Blitch has navigated this path with his Son of a Blitch podcast.
Today, George shares what he's learned about finding a niche, keeping the passion burning, and the patience required to grow. If you're a podcaster starting your journey, this episode offers insights you won't want to miss.
Key Takeaways
Podcast Preparation and Patience:
Takeaway: George emphasizes the importance of treating the first year of podcasting as a training period rather than focusing on immediate success. Learning and honing skills are more crucial in the initial stages than achieving instant fame or recognition.
Valuing Guest’s Time:
Takeaway: Both George and Freddy stress the importance of respecting guests' time and making the effort to prepare thoroughly for interviews. This leads to more meaningful conversations and builds trust with the guest and their network.
Finding and Owning a Niche:
Takeaway: George discusses how he found a unique niche by combining his interests in the outdoors, hunting, food, and authors. By owning this niche, he's able to create engaging content that resonates with his audience.
Networking and Building Relationships:
Takeaway: Developing strong relationships with PR reps and past interview guests can lead to new opportunities. George describes how showing professionalism and doing thorough prep work has opened up doors for him with significant figures and organizations.
Continuous Improvement and Learning:
Takeaway: Constantly evaluating one’s work and identifying areas for improvement is essential. George regularly reviews his past episodes and guests’ feedback to refine his interviewing skills, demonstrating that continual learning enriches the quality and success of a podcast.
Timestamped Overview
00:00 Son of a Blitch Podcast
03:15 Podcast Hosting Journey
09:30 Annual Self-Review and Planning
10:18 Embracing Uncertainty in Live Podcasting
13:31 Inspiring Interview Preparation
16:36 Genre Praise and Networking
21:21 Podcast Insights: Speed Listening & Legacy
24:00 Networking Benefits of Podcasting
26:41 Inspiring Mentor and Guide
Subscribe to the Son of a Blitch podcast HERE.
Subscribe to Your Mic on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
Shoot Freddy an email: [email protected]
Support the show: https://cruzthroughhtx.com/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.