Are you struggling to keep up with the release frequency of your podcast?

When we forget our purpose and mission, it can be easy to stray off track and stop releasing episodes. After all, if you see the value in something, you’ll make sure it’s at the top of your priorities.

There is a huge difference between an "interview" and a "thought-provoking conversation". The latter of the two being the kind of podcast I remember and tell my friends about.

Storytelling is at the heart of what podcasting is all about, and yet we're often not asking questions that prompt a meaningful response.

Stats don’t lie people and it’s super fun to track the growth of your podcast over time to see how things are going. Make sure you’re with a podcast host who provides good statistics because there are some really useful things you can do with them.

It’s a really great thing to have guests on your show but if the audio is dodgy, your listeners might struggle to keep tuning in.

So what’s the best way to record your guest episodes to get killer audio? There are many ways to go about it so in this episode, I run you through a few of them and break down some of the differences.

To swear, or not to swear...that is the question.

At the end of the day, it's always going to come back to your personal preference.

You make up your own rules when it comes to the content that you distribute on your podcast, but there are certain things to consider when it comes to using profanities in your show.

There are a lot of podcast hosts out there and my pick of the litter is without a doubt, Buzzsprout. Trust me, I’ve used them all. Some are free, some cost a bit of money. Some are great and give you a whole bunch of other benefits and some are pretty clunky and annoying to use.