Hate the sound of your own voice? Before you turn your podcast mic off for good, check out these tips to help you get over your voice-issues and learn to make the most of what the vocal gods have given you.

Would you like to save time in production AND have a more consistent-sounding podcast? It’s time to go bulk – here’s how.

To break or not to break. If you’re considering putting your podcast on hiatus, you need to ask yourself a couple of key questions. And then, you need to take care of your listeners so they don’t break up with you when you’re on a break.

If you’re ‘banging out’ your podcast, chances are you’re not giving your audience your best. Here’s why (and how) to schedule a better podcast performance.

Do you have your guests details right? In this episode I reveal what broadcasters hate the most and a trick I use (every time!) to make sure it never happens. It’s dead simple and will take you less than 5 minutes. Armed with this tip, you’ll impress your guests, your audience and sound like a pro. Just one more tip to help you make your podcast better every time you hit record.

Bad interviews happen. So, what do you do when your podcast guest is crappy, drunk, an ass, incoherent, or just pointless? You kill the interview. In this episode, I share how the pros do it (without burning bridges or ending up on some troll list) and more importantly, how we avoid bad interviews in the first place.

You spend so much time creating your podcast but what if nobody is listening because they’re turned off by your podcast description? Here’s how to give it an overhaul.

Time and money. It’s what drives podcasters to start thinking about monetizing but is it the right move if you’re podcasting for your business? In this episode, I reveal how to actually make money with your podcast.

Want to know a quick way to lose a lot of listeners? Assume they know what you’re talking about. In this podcast, I’ll explain the very common mistake that podcasters make that can alienate their listener. And, give you easy ways to correct it.

Can you imagine, uh-huh, if we wrote, yeah, the way some people, uh-huh, run their podcast, yeah, with a steady stream of, uh-huh, verbal encouragements? It would suck. And if you’re doing this in your podcasts, it sucks there too. Find out what your uh-huhs and yeahs are really saying to the audience and guest and why you need to kill them. Now.