What if “immigrant” wasn’t a label, but a vibe? Saadia Khan, founder of Immigrantly Media, joins Jeremiah Tittle to discuss reclaiming identity, building a purpose-driven podcast network, and why everyday stories matter more than ever. From dating disasters to pickleball, Saadia is turning immigrant experiences into culture-defining content.

This week, we’re revisiting a standout conversation with James Cridland, Editor-in-Chief of Podnews and one of the most insightful voices in the podcasting world. Originally aired in September, this episode explores the evolution of podcast tech, the tension between platforms and open RSS, and why great storytelling will always lead the way.

Our host, Jeremiah, was traveling last week at the Podcast Show London, and we’ll be back with a fresh episode two weeks from today.

Lindsay Graham, CEO of Airship and the voice behind American History Tellers and History Daily, joins JT to share his unconventional journey from marketing to podcasting. He opens up about building a hit history podcast brand, partnering with Wondery, and why execution matters more than ideas. Plus, Lindsay reveals what’s next for his shows—including a live adaptation and expanding the Wondery history universe.

On this episode of Your Next Chapter, host Jeremiah Tittle talks with Scott Johnson, creator of the hit podcast What Was That Like?. Since 2018, Scott has shared nearly 300 extraordinary true stories, told firsthand by those who lived them.

Scott opens up about his journey from tech business owner to full-time podcaster, how he curates and verifies unbelievable stories, and the strategies behind his show’s growth, including smart promotion, clear titles, and community-building.

Whether you’re an aspiring podcaster or a storytelling fan, you’ll come away with practical tips and inspiration for launching and growing a podcast today.

On this episode of Your Next Chapter, host Jeremiah Tittle talks with Stephanie Brown, creator of The In Between Artist podcast and the first ambassador for the Next Chapter Podcast Accelerator. Stephanie opens up about her path from interdisciplinary artist to podcaster, sharing the highs, lows, and lessons learned—from gear choices and self-doubt to juggling motherhood and creative ambition.

They dive into Stephanie’s identity as the daughter of Jamaican immigrants, her approach to building a purpose-driven creative life, and the realities of making art and monetizing it on your own terms.

If you’re curious about launching a podcast, navigating a creative career, or embracing your voice in a crowded space, this episode offers honest insights and actionable advice.

If you're interested in joining Next Chapter's Podcast Accelerator, please reach out here: nextchapterpodcasts.com/contact

In this episode of Your Next Chapter, host Jeremiah Tittle chats with Joe Cilio, co-founder and CEO of Forever Dog Productions. From their roots as a small theater troupe to building a leading comedy podcast network, Joe shares how a talent-first mindset and embracing video have shaped their growth. Hear behind-the-scenes stories, insights on working with comedians, and the power of platforms like YouTube and Spotify. It’s a fun, insightful look at the future of comedy and audio storytelling—don’t miss it!

In this episode of "Your Next Chapter," host Jeremiah Tittle sits down with Lovisa Ohlson, Head of Content at PodX Group, to explore the innovative world of translating and internationalizing podcasts. Lovisa discusses PodX's investment in podcast studios globally. The conversation covers the challenges of discoverability, monetization in podcasting, and the influence of AI in translating content across languages. Lovisa also provides insights into thriving podcast markets like Latin America and discusses potential growth areas such as video podcasting and international genres.

Tune in to learn how PodX is shaping the future of podcasting and what's on the horizon for global audio storytelling.

The podcast industry has undergone massive shifts in recent years—so what’s next? In this episode of Your Next Chapter, host Jeremiah Title sits down with Jeff Umbro, founder and CEO of The Podglomerate and host of Podcast Perspectives, to explore the evolving landscape of podcasting.

Jeff shares insights on the biggest industry changes, the impact of AI, and whether video is truly the future of podcasts. They also dive into the state of podcast monetization, underutilized revenue strategies, and what independent creators need to know to stay ahead. Plus, Jeff gives us a glimpse into what’s next for Podcast Perspectives and The Podglomerate.

In this episode of Your Next Chapter, host Jeremiah Tittle sits down with Gary Arndt, creator of the chart-topping podcast Everything Everywhere Daily. Gary shares his journey from travel photographer and blogger to podcasting powerhouse, explaining how the pandemic prompted his pivot to audio content creation.

With over 40 million downloads since 2020 and 1,680+ episodes produced single-handedly, Gary offers invaluable insights into daily podcasting, audience building, and content monetization. He challenges conventional podcasting wisdom and shares his practical approach to marketing and growth, including his strategic use of advertising to build a sustainable podcast business. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting, this conversation offers a masterclass in indie podcasting success and the enduring power of audio storytelling.

Host Jeremiah Tittle chats with Alex Schaffert, Next Chapter's Strategic Partnerships Lead with deep roots in public media and podcasting. Alex shares how Germany’s rich audio culture shaped her love for storytelling, her transition from graphic design at Universal Studios to digital strategy at KPCC (now LAist), and her work with top shows like Marketplace at American Public Media.

They dive into the evolving podcasting landscape—exploring YouTube’s growing role, AI in content creation, and Next Chapter’s mission to support mission-driven organizations. Alex also discusses sustainable podcast business models and making audio production more accessible to nonprofits and cultural institutions.

With a background in cognitive psychology and years in public media, Alex offers unique insights on the future of audio storytelling, work-life balance, and the power of podcasting for social impact.