Why would you start your podcast interview with a boring question? That’s rhetorical. You wouldn’t. At least, not knowingly. Listen to find out if you are (and learn how to stop).

There are 2 ways to improve your podcast performance as a host. The first is to pay me to listen to your podcast. The other way is to listen to your own podcast. In this episode I reveal what you should be listening for when you critique your own podcast. If you can’t find ways to improve your own podcast after doing this, you’re an ego-maniac and I don’t even want to work with you.

You want an easy way to sound more like a pro? Smile. Swear to god. It’s just that simple. Don’t believe me? Give me 5 minutes to convince you.

There are three levels to engaging your podcast listener. Most podcasters don’t make it past level 1. Find out how you can step your audience up through the levels all the way to a sale.

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.

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.

Looking for the one podcast marketing tip to rule them all? I’ve got it! And I’m sharing it with you in this episode. Skeptical? You should be. I was too. Which is why I tested out this one strategy myself and saw my downloads triple that day.

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.

Wondering what the quintessential perfect length for a podcast is? You’re not alone. Good news. I have the answer to this mystical question and I reveal it all in this episode.

There are 3 types of podcaster. Do you know which one you are? You better or you could be doing a disservice to your audience and wasting a whole lot of your time and money.