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The Juice with Jeff #233
On this episode of the podcast, Sarah Trone Garriott conducts and co-produces a fantastic and superb interview with me in person. This is Sarah's second time on the podcast and we recorded this one outdoors at Walker Johnson Park in Urbandale.
Most of the questions Sarah asked me are in connection with how things have been going with the podcast but there were a couple particular questions during the interview that no one has ever asked me before in previous episodes of the show:
50 is a big birthday. What are you going to do to celebrate your 50th birthday?
You've got 50 new episodes already produced this year to go back and look at. I think it would be interesting if you do a "Highlights Reel" where you pick out some of your favorite moments or your favorite interviewers from those episodes. Does anything come to mind?
Is there anything in the news you have been paying close attention to?
How do you go about recruiting and setting up the interviews for your podcast, scheduling the friends that will be interviewing you for them, and making the plans for the friends who will be interviewing you?
Tell me about Dana Leman. Who is she, how did you get to know her, and how did she end up on your Juice with Jeff Board/Advisory Committee?
What are you looking forward to during this summer?
To wrap up the podcast, I made it clear to Sarah despite the challenges and difficulties posed by Covid remaining widespread, the reconstruction happening on my street, etc.... we have made things work out so that we are ending up having the best year ever on The Juice with Jeff podcasts both in terms of total number of episodes already produced this year, the super high number of interviews which have already been done in person this year, etc...
This episode of the podcast was recorded on Sunday July 7, 2024 and it runs about 55 minutes long. Our opening and closing theme music is provided by Oleg Kyrylkovv courtesy of Pixabay. Funding for this podcast is provided by RandomKid, Ann Kaatz LoBue, Fran Parr, Sarah Stokes, and Renee Whisnant. Enjoy!!
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By Jeff DuitchOn this episode of the podcast, Sarah Trone Garriott conducts and co-produces a fantastic and superb interview with me in person. This is Sarah's second time on the podcast and we recorded this one outdoors at Walker Johnson Park in Urbandale.
Most of the questions Sarah asked me are in connection with how things have been going with the podcast but there were a couple particular questions during the interview that no one has ever asked me before in previous episodes of the show:
50 is a big birthday. What are you going to do to celebrate your 50th birthday?
You've got 50 new episodes already produced this year to go back and look at. I think it would be interesting if you do a "Highlights Reel" where you pick out some of your favorite moments or your favorite interviewers from those episodes. Does anything come to mind?
Is there anything in the news you have been paying close attention to?
How do you go about recruiting and setting up the interviews for your podcast, scheduling the friends that will be interviewing you for them, and making the plans for the friends who will be interviewing you?
Tell me about Dana Leman. Who is she, how did you get to know her, and how did she end up on your Juice with Jeff Board/Advisory Committee?
What are you looking forward to during this summer?
To wrap up the podcast, I made it clear to Sarah despite the challenges and difficulties posed by Covid remaining widespread, the reconstruction happening on my street, etc.... we have made things work out so that we are ending up having the best year ever on The Juice with Jeff podcasts both in terms of total number of episodes already produced this year, the super high number of interviews which have already been done in person this year, etc...
This episode of the podcast was recorded on Sunday July 7, 2024 and it runs about 55 minutes long. Our opening and closing theme music is provided by Oleg Kyrylkovv courtesy of Pixabay. Funding for this podcast is provided by RandomKid, Ann Kaatz LoBue, Fran Parr, Sarah Stokes, and Renee Whisnant. Enjoy!!