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In this episode of The Talent Show, I discuss how important it is for your title or tagline to clearly say what your show is about.  It's very easy to get "cute" with your name or tagline, but this can really backfire.  To ensure consistency and easy search, make sure that your potential listeners know exactly what your show is all about.

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This episode of The Talent Show I introduce you to a show I recently discovered, The Sex I'm Not Having.  Host, Anna Hummel reached out to me to inquire about coaching and we had a great conversation!  She followed up with a great question about implementing feedback and getting out of your head while recording!

Thanks for listening everyone!!!

Heard any good shows lately?  Maybe its your show?  Email me!  Part of what I do in the world of podcasting is scouting for great, undiscovered shows.  If you have a show, not matter the topic or discussion, and you feel its great, let me know.  I am always looking to help people take their show to the next level and there are cool ways to do that!

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Thanks all!

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This episode I share with you a brainstorm exercise that I always used with shows in radio.  This was an exercise I would use for talk shows who were building daily content.  This exercise that I share with you is great for show AND episode creation.  Brainstorming is a great tool to help you build your show in the beginning and to help you keep building great episodes now and in the future!

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This episode of The Talent Show we explore the idea of resetting content in your podcast.  In radio, we would always reset content because listeners come and go minute-by-minute.  In podcasting, resetting isn't as important because listeners can find info on their phone, computer, etc...  However, resetting is a valuable tool that all hosts can use to keep listeners engaged at all times.  Enjoy and thanks for all your feedback!!!

Is there such a thing as "taboo" content? In this episode of The Talent Show I look into the idea of "taboo" content for radio or podcasting.  I discuss why there is a ton of taboo around radio content, but not in podcasting content.  Thanks for listening!

It's like putting two mirrors in front of one another.

In this episode of The Talent Show, I share feedback I received about episodes 25-27 where I did three parts about getting the right feedback for your podcast.  Thanks for all the emails I received...love getting feedback from all of you!

Send your questions, feedback and love to [email protected].  Thanks all!

How long should your podcast really be?  It's easy to answer, "shorter than it currently is!" But that's more a point to doing better editing...for another time.  In this episode, we discuss the perfect length of a podcast (if there is one).  I give you the average length of all podcasts, the biggest complaints about podcasts and three factors to consider when asking yourself how long your show should be.  Enjoy!

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Feedback (Part Three) - In this episode of The Talent Show, I spend a few minutes with fellow host, Alex Barker.  Alex hosts The 66 Day Experiment, a show about setting a true habit for change.  During this actual coaching call that Alex and I did a week or so ago, I tell him that I like his fluidity and content, but he should look at structuring his show to give his listeners a better, more engaged experience.  I start this episode with three minutes of Alex's show as well so you can hear what he's doing.

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Feedback Part two!

This episode, I explore the fear of feedback that is rampant amongst all of us that do our own show.  We know we need it...but it's hard to ask for it and even harder to recieve it.

I share a story of feedback I recently received that lead to part of this episode.

I share a story of (poorly) giving feedback to my radio morning show in Tampa, The Morning X.

And finally, four things to remember when receiving feedback.

Thanks and enjoy and I hope you have a great show!