This episode gives you a quick look inside my family that I want to share with you.  My traveling/homeschooling family and what we are doing to make this work.  Also...at the end of this episode a tease about why podcasters have a MONSTER advantage over all other media!

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Hey everyone, today's show is all about breaking your show up into segments.  Segments can either be actual titled segments like a "tip of the week" or segments can be how you lay out your show in your outline.  When you segment your show, in preparation or in execution, you make your content much more easily consumable for your audience.

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In this quick episode, I share with you a great host for you to check out.  She is a GREAT host!  It's Brooke Castillo and her show is the Life Coach School Podcast. Plus a great comment about The Talent Show...enjoy!

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This episode of The Talent Show is all about consistency.  Consistency in your Podcast and consistency as a host. Success comes when you do your show regularly, be it once a week (at least) or more so that listeners can count on you and your content.  I give three things to think about when building consistency for your show.  

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This show features new podcaster, J. Michael.  J. is an incredible glass-blowing artist who just started a new show to support the community of fellow glass-blowers.  In this episode, J. talks about the bumps and experimentation we all face as new podcasters. J. was willing to discuss the things he has learned early on in this process and something all new podcasters can relate to.

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This episode of The Talent Show is all about transitioning into and out of interviews.  Since alot of us do interviews, these are actionable tips surrounding quality and how you edit your intros to make everything flow seemlessly.  This focus on audio quality and edits help your engagement go up!  Thanks for listening!

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This episode is all about getting started as a new show in a new market.  The question comes from Chubbs, new host of Chubbs and Mandy at Island 106 in Panama City Beach, FL.  Having just started a couple of months ago, this question is all about getting traction when you are just starting in a market.  I give five different things to do and think about and also show similarities to starting a podcast from scratch.  Thanks for listening!

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In this episode, I interviewed Seth Kushner, producer of Drew Garabo Live in Tampa.  Seth discusses what he does every single day to prepare for Drew's show, from the stories he pulls, the evergreen bits he builds with Drew and his vision for the perfect content treatement.  If you are a producer, a morning show host or a podcaster, there are many great takeaways from this episode of The Talent Show.

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I read on a forum board a couple of months ago a host struggling with being nervous when he recorded.  Scripting helped that but he sounded like he was reading.  I discuss when scripting is good to do for beginners and pros. 

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This episode of The Talent Show is all about doing a show outline.  I discuss three key reasons why doing an outline is important:  It provides a road map, an "exit" and it shows a commitment to the prep process.  If you are doing a radio show or podcast, this is great info for all hosts.  Starting out or a seasoned pro, an outline is key to keep a show on track.