Every year I ask my audience what their favorite podcast is and why it is their favorite. They can also plug their website. This exercise then helps us understand why people tune in, as well as hear about some great podcasts.

We know that when you give value, your audience can feel like they "owe you" and when you give them the opportunity they will return the favor. This is an amazing story

Carey Green had no previous audience, email list, social following, and in two years he's up to 8600 downloads PER EPISODE. We look at how he accomplished this result.

You can create a "side hustle" (and in some cases a full-time career) by starting an audio editing business.

Today we talk provide strategies to help you record your show in a way that removes the need to come back later and remove outdated items.

Today we talk about the 1.7 billion dollar mistake that was Quibi and how we can learn from their mistake. We also take a look at the power of follow up questions, and the best place to buy gear.

The episode is filled with "Because of My Podcast" stories. We also have a great example of a good question, and a reminder that Apple is going on Holiday soon (very important if you wanted a podcast ready to go in January 20201).

Natalie has a great "Because of my Podcast" story.

Another great piece of podcast gear, how does it compare to the current champ?

I got more than average positive feedback about my last episode. What did I do differently that resulted in such praise?