Do you think your voice is reaching nobody? Think again. A 30-year-old memory surfaced to prove that being the voice in someone’s head can have a deep impact you may never even know about.

Do you like having an audience? Do you want them to keep coming back, episode after episode? Then why are you constantly telling them you don’t have time for them? In this episode, I explain the message you are sending to your audience when you reference time. And, how to stop doing it!

You record the interview of the decade only to listen back and discover YOUR mic sounds like crap. Here are all of your options in salvaging this episode of your podcast.

Podcasts and mics go hand in hand but that doesn’t mean you should be handsy with your mic. Here’s why keeping your hands off the podcast mic will improve your listener’s experience.

It’s one of the biggest fallacies in podcast production. Podcasting is a quick and easy way to produce content. In this episode, I get real about the time it actually takes to pull together a solid 30-minute podcast episode.

Co-hosts are great except when they suck at being co-hosts. Not sure if I mean you? Check out my list of mistakes that you might be making (and find out how to fix them) so that you can be the perfect podcast partner. Translation: listener-bait

You discover a few things doing 100 podcast episodes. I’m sharing my top lessons in this milestone episode so that it doesn’t take you 100 episodes to learn them.

Every podcaster makes mistakes when they are first starting out. Even podcast coaches. I expose my blunders so you can learn from them – just like I did.

Every podcast has a producer. If you can’t name yours, then it’s you. So, should you be hiring a podcast producer? Find out how to make that call.

I could run down a list of things that you should have if you want your podcast to be good. But, it all comes down to this one critical thing – intention. I explain everything in this episode.