Every podcast attacks differently. Where others thrive in doing interviews, some people go for a story based and message-driven show. If you are doing the latter, you are going to love this coaching conversation I recently had with the host of the Connecting 2 Spirit podcast, Susan Norton.
Susan is the Founder of Shamanic Services by Susan, and the creator of SPIRIT a Plan for Miracles®. She is certified in shamanic healing work through the Four Winds Society and Dr. Alberto Villoldo, and has studied this medicine path in Peru, Canada, and across the United States. …
When you’ve passed the startup stage of your show, growing from twelve to 25 episodes with a full feed, what then? How do you take your show to the next level? I’ve been doing this in both his business and podcasting for quite some time, so I was excited to sit down with Chris Larsen, the host of The Next-Level Income Show and Founding and Managing Partner of Next-Level Income. where we discussed the things you need to think about when upleveling or “next-leveling” your show — from turning down the wrong guests to making room for the right ones…
Just like in business — podcasting goals, outcomes, and strategies change as you grow with your show. What we are seeing, in our work at Podetize, is that plenty of hosts are running their shows by the seat of their pants — no strategy, no outlined goals, and no real attachment to an outcome. Today, we’re going to talk about the top 3 things hosts learn after hitting the 100-episode mark, and how you can start employing those now, to accelerate your growth and position yourself for success.
Penny Zenker, a focusologist, international speaker, business coach, and bestselling author has…
I’ve coached and conversated with podcasters in every industry and I’ve learned that podcasting allows us to be constant learners. The conversations we get to have, the topics we discuss — this constant marination in development — presents a very unique opportunity for business owners and hosts. We’re going to talk about this along with a few other expert tips that will make running your show easier and more efficient.
Patrick Veroneau is the President of Emery Leadership Group and host of the weekly show, Learning from Leaders. …
You don’t have to be a fan of hip hop nor my guests but be inspired by their success stories and you’ll see how much we all have in common as women.
As part of my series of interviews about “5 things you need to know to create a bingeable podcast”, I had the pleasure of interviewing award-winning Radio Personality, Entertainment Journalist and soon-to-be Author, Jazzie Belle.
Jazzie is primed for a fantastic 2021 with her hit media platforms “Inside Hollywood”, “Women in Hip Hop Podcast”, and her upcoming book “48 Bars of Power.” Jazzie’s stellar career has been featured…
As a host, I really try to provide a supportive platform to voices that aren’t always heard or uplifted. Instead of constantly trying to drive the conversation, I like to give space to others to share their lessons, trials, and successes.
As part of my series of interviews about “5 things you need to know to create a bingeable podcast”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Lindsay Boyd.
Lindsay is currently the Senior Director of Traffic and Quality Assurance at Ad Results Media and is located in Houston, TX. She has a background in Creative Writing, Theatre Direction, and Voice…
I approach each topic from an entrepreneurial angle, and, as far as I know, there is no other European-focused entrepreneurial cannabis podcast.
As part of my series of interviews about “5 things you need to know to create a bingeable podcast”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Tom Pettit.
Tom is the host of Smells Like Business, a podcast for anyone who wants to learn more about the current and the future state of cannabis, CBD, and hemp in Europe. …
It isn’t often you come across someone as energetic, enthusiastic, and so well spoken as Jeremy Slate — and if you don’t know who he is, the minute you hear him talk, you’ll know exactly what I mean.
Jeremy is the founder of the Create Your Own Life Podcast, which studies the highest performers in the world — and the conversations that come out of this show hold the keys to top performance that we are all always searching for. …
Bree Noble quit her corporate job as a Director of Finance to pursue music. After a successful run as a touring singer/songwriter, she founded Women of Substance Radio to promote quality female artists in all genres. She hosts the Profitable Musician Show where she teaches musicians how to make money by drawing on her extensive experience as a musician, online marketer and business owner.
It’s not often that I get to talk to a podcast host who is connecting the music industry to podcasting as a business plan and structure, so settle in. Bree and I covered a lot of…
It’s bingeable because while the overarching theme is wellness, the topics vary so widely from week to week.
As part of my series of interviews about “5 things you need to know to create a bingeable podcast”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Kim S. Marshall.
Known as a wellness storyteller, Kim Marshall was first exposed to wellness tourism while working as an executive at iconic properties like the Golden Door, Rancho La Puerta and the Grand Wailea Resort, Kim founded The Marshall Plan in 1995 as the first communications firm in the U.S. …
Tracy Hazzard
Brandcaster Mentor & Strategist; Co-Host of 5 top-ranked podcasts: The Binge Factor; New Trust Economy; Feed Your Brand; Product Launch Hazzards; WTFFF?! 3D.
