Podcast Junkies - Storytelling Interviews & Conversations with Podcasters Podcasting Passionately

Andrew Lock has been video podcasting since 2008. His show HelpMy Business! is a free weekly web TV show that helps entrepreneursstand out from the crowd and build better businesses. Andrew isamazed by how much knowledge and power each individual has that canhelp shape another person's life. Listen in to Andrew's wise wordson working hard, helping others, and changing for the better. 05:25 - I met Andrew about a week ago. 06:45 - Believe it or not, Andrew is an introvert. 07:10 - So many interesting relationships have been built fromgetting out of your comfort zone. 07:25 - Andrew is currently focused on video podcasts and hasbeen doing this since 2008. 11:40 - Andrew moved from England to the US in 2003. 13:10 - Video podcasts were still very new when Andrew startedhis business. 14:20 - It helped a lot that Andrew knew how to create engagingvideos, but he wasn't a presenter himself. 17:45 - The first episodes Andrew ever created still make himcringe. 17:50 - There will always be a learning curve. 20:05 - Who inspired Andrew on the presentation/video host sideof things? 22:25 - Andrew shares an interesting way to keep people hookedthrough the opening credits. 29:30 - Make sure you are true to who you are or else you'll bea poor copy of someone else. 30:15 - It takes time to discover who you are. 33:45 - Does the UK have a big entrepreneurial movement orfollowing the way the US does? 38:25 - It's a lot easier for Andrew to stand out in the USbecause he's from England. 40:15 - Like most entrepreneurs, Andrew was pretty muchunemployable. 40:55 - Andrew is a hard worker and he wants to be rewarded forthat, however employment isn't always the be 44:55 - If you are passionate and willing to work hard, thenAndrew will help you as much as he can. 47:30 - It's powerful knowing you can teach someone to thepoint where it will change their life. 51:25 - Andrew shares a story about his friend, who was abusedas a child. 53:00 - People can change, even with the worstcircumstances. 53:20 - Change cannot be forced. It has to come from within theperson. 54:10 - Some people just feel so broken that they feel likethey have no control over their own lives. 55:35 - You have to prove it to yourself and those who havehurt you that you can overcome this. 57:05 - What has Andrew changed his mind about recently? 01:00:45 - What's the one most misunderstood thing aboutAndrew? 01:03:30 - Andrew loves the comedian Brian Regan. Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/Andrew-Lock-Interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Paul Colligan is another old school podcaster who began speaking on the microphone in 2004. He is also a YouTube and social media expert and was invited to speak on the topic, at a conference in Oman. He shares how he raises his kids in a world filled with technology that remembers every mistake you make and tries to describe what radio is to someone who has never heard of it before. Paul also talks about his time in Germany and what it was like growing up there. 07:45 - Paul talks about his recent trip to Oman. 12:55 - We have a vision in our head of who our podcast listeners are, but when you meet them it's very different. 16:45 - Podcasting is not a big thing in Oman, but people appreciated the power it held. 19:20 - Paul was asked about Donald Trump while he was in Oman. 21:15 - Paul spent about an hour in a government-sponsored virtual reality startup. 23:45 - Where did Paul's desire to teach stem from? 28:30 - What was Paul's earliest recollection of interacting with some sort of technology? 32:45 - Paul was talking about an idea on the podcast and someone went off and created a business around it. 35:25 - Paul runsa ‘ no Snapchat’ household. 37:10 - How do you describe radio to someone who doesn’ t know what radio is? 40:15 - Anything you do to limit your children's access to technology is going to eventually hurt their future. 43:50 - How long did Paul live in Germany for? Around 8 years. 46:15 - Paul recommends the movie, Good Bye, Lenin. 47:55 - What is one of Paul's fondest memories of Germany? 50:55 - Paul talks about having his kids travel more. 52:45 - Paul breaks down all the podcast shows he has started/worked on. 55:10 - Ever heard of Over The Rhine? 56:15 - Who has been a mentor to Paul? 58:50 - Is monetization the right model for podcasts? 01:00:10 - There's nothing that says you can't be compensated for doing things that you're passionate about. 01:00:25 - What has Paul changed his mind about recently? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/paul-colligan-interview/ ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Ben Adair is a Peabody Award-winning journalist, entrepreneur, and educator. Ben first started his career in the alternative press before moving into radio and then podcasting. Ben discusses how his podcast has grown since its initial creation, and why he's more intently focused on delivering unique stories that stand out. 05:00 - Ben and I headed to the local bar to do this interview. 08:55 - How has California impacted Ben? 10:05 - L.A is a city of secrets and imagination. 11:15 - Was Ben ever in danger during his journalist career? 14:15 - What was Ben's earliest memory of being curious? 16:15 - When Ben first started the podcast, how involved was he in the podcasting community? 19:55 - What's so cool abut podcasting is that you can niche down on the most surprising topics. 20:20 - The differences between radio and podcasting. 22:20 - There really are no rules to podcasting. 27:50 - If a podcast is done well, you feel like you're in the same room with them. 33:34 - Podcasting is definitely a 'learn as you go' process. 33:55 - Did Ben ever interview someone who made him feel nervous? 39:05 - It can be difficult to craft an excellent story when you take away the time factor. How long should my podcast really be? 42:10 - Ben talks about the first episode he has done and how his show has evolved since then. 46:45 - Reality TV is more soul-crushing than any 'confession journal' that's out there. 50:25 - Ben talks about Humans of New York. 50:50 - Vulnerable stories are growing because too many people on social media present a 'perfect' image of themselves on there. 51:10 - How does this new environment affect Ben's children? 53:00 - What's the most misunderstood thing about Ben? 54:45 - What's something Ben has changed his mind about recently? 57:50 - Ben's podcast is not on hiatus, he's just working on a story that's really, really hard. 01:01:25 - People might not assume Ben is an emotional person, but he actually is. 01:07:45 - Ben really tries to interview people face-to-face. 01:09:45 - How do you decide what/where home is? 01:12:05 - Ben talks about the upcoming shows he's planning on releasing. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/ben-adair-interview/ ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

AJ Mihrzad is the author of the best selling book, The Mind Body Solution and interviews other online coaches for his podcast. As a self-proclaimed former fat kid and incredibly shy introvert, AJ talks on how he transformed his life and worked towards a life he really wanted. There’s some great personal tidbits about friendships, growing your business, and more in here that I really resonated with. Hope you enjoy the interview with AJ! Show Highlights 05:00 – What does AJ mean by him being a ‘situational’ extrovert? 05:10 – AJ has always had issues with his self confidence and even feared people. 06:35 – Because of AJ’s shyness, he missed a lot of opportunities, especially with girls. 07:10 – Who was AJ’s role model to help overcome this? 08:10 – Toast masters also helped him. 08:55 – AJ is the oldest out of his siblings and he’s the only introvert. 10:45 – AJ prefers not to go to family events, but he goes anyway and fake it till he makes it. 12:55 – What made AJ shift gears a little bit in his career? 14:20 – Why did AJ get into fitness coaching? 16:15 – Despite making lots of mistakes, somewhere along the line something clicked for AJ. 20:30 – Teaching is one of those jobs that is under appreciated and under paid, but so important. 20:35 – Everyone can name a teach who made an impact on their lives. 21:25 – AJ talks about a teacher who inspired him. 24:10 – Why did AJ start a podcast? 26:35 – AJ talks about how the podcast has opened doors for him. 29:10 – I completely agree with AJ. I have made unbelievable connections through my podcast as well. 32:10 – What’s great about podcasting is that there are no rules. 33:35 – AJ was a very private person, but he started opening up because his role models were very authentic 36:45 – Video allows you to be raw, real, and authentic. Twitter and Instagram don’t do this very well. 42:05 – Has AJ grown out of certain relationships now that he’s ‘grown up’ a little? 44:15 – People need to be aware of their personal growth and they also need to align themselves with the rig 49:30 – What is the one most misunderstood thing about AJ? 51:40 – AJ spoke about being a former fat kid, what made him want to change? 53:44 – If AJ can do it, anyone can do it! 55:10 – What has AJ changed his mind about recently? 57:40 – Text the word ‘Amazing’ to 33444 to get a copy of AJ’s book. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/84 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Michael Shaw is the host of The Conversation, a podcast about the contemporary arts. He talks with various artists, collectors, dealers, curators and more on the show. Michael has been running his show since 2011 and he talks about some of the upcoming challenges he is likely to face with growing his podcast. Michael also shares on how he has developed such a loyal following over the years; to the point where people donate to his show. Show Highlights 07:00 – Michael talks about sound gear. 09:05 – When did Michael launch his show? 12:05 – Does Michael have a lot of technical experience? 16:00 – Michael prefers a great conversationalist vs. someone who has done well in their career. 20:35 – Does Michael go out of his way to get the people he admires on the show? 22:35 – It’s better to respect the guest more than their career choices to create an amazing show. 25:00 – I talk about the two shows that left me kind of star struck. 27:05 – Michael knows people are tired of Marc Maron, but the man inspired him to create a podcast. 28:45 – It’s all about finding the right balance between being really personal vs. being constructive. 29:10 – How did Michael learn to be a great interviewer? 30:40 – Was Michael curious growing up? He says not really. 31:20 – It’s about process as well as curiosity. Having a good process can really make things happen. 31:40 – Michael believes great shows happen when he and the guest are both in the moment together. 37:15 – Most people don’t have the ability to engage in a conversation. We just stare at our phones instead. 43:00 – Michael talks about artists and different styles. 46:35 – What kind of challenges has Michael faced as an artist? 50:35 – Michael has some pretty loyal and dedicated fans. 51:00 – It’s hard to go out of your way to donate to a podcast. 54:35 – I talk about the relationships I have developed with my listeners. 57:00 – Podcast content is undervalued and successful art is overvalued. 59:10 – Michael talks about his mentors. 01:02:35 – What’s Michael’s fondest memory of New York city? 01:03:30 – What has Michael changed his mind about recently? 01:08:25 – It’s an interesting balance between being burned out vs. needing that social contact and stimulation 01:09:15 – Michael depends on his guests for referrals. 01:11:35 – At a certain point, Michael felt like he was just a tool. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/82 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Ibarionex is a photographer, writer, educator and the host of The Candid Frame photography podcast. He has been podcasting for the past 10 years and talks on how he just recently got introduced to more podcasters and the podcast community. With 10 years of experience in the podcasting world and more than 20 years in photography, Ibarionex has a ton of great information to share. Show Highlights 06:00 – Ibarionex has been podcasting for 10 years. 06:25 – Ibarionex didn’t know other podcasters for the longest time. 07:25 – Reach out to others early and build the relationships. Ibarionex was a bit late in doing that. 08:10 – Ibarionex was afraid to make mistakes and to let others know he didn’t know what he was doing. 09:15 – Despite being able to Google for info, it can take a long time to figure things out. 10:45 – What does Ibarionex ‘do’ for a living? He actually hates the question because he does so many 17:25 – People who multitask regularly become less efficient. 17:55 – It’s incredibly hard to focus on just one thing at a time. 20:25 – What was Hollywood like in the late 70’s? 25:20 – Ibarionex doesn’t mentor kids because he believes he’s still a kid trying to learn so much. 27:00 – Ibarionex was so focused on what he didn’t know that he never realized he knew more than others. 28:30 – What photographers does Ibarionex admire? 30:50 – Ibarionex talks on how he got started in photography. 32:00 – How did Ibarionex know when he took a great picture? 36:25 – Ibarionex talks camera equipment and shooting with a wilder lens. 39:35 – There’s always something to photograph, but sometimes you don’t have the eye to see it. 42:20 – How has photography improved Ibarionex’s life? 45:15 – Ibarionex talks about the podcasting community. 45:40 – Why did Ibarionex start his podcast? 50:00 – Ibarionex was already used to interviewing photographers before he started his show. 51:20 – The first question is critical, especially when interviewing experts who have been interviewed count 53:20 – Really listen to your guest, because the follow up question is really key. 55:25 – Ibarionex used to stutter. 56:25 – Ibarionex tries to produce an unedited, raw, and authentic show. 58:05 – Has Ibarionex ever gotten starstruck? 01:00:20 – Not only does Ibarionex get to talk to amazing people, but they see him as a peer too. 01:04:35 – Ibarionex wants to interview people who will surprise him. 01:10:00 – It’s hard to get guests to be genuine, especially over Skype. 01:12:30 – Can Ibarionex bring out the same amount of intimacy when he talks to someone in person? 01:17:00 – Ibarionex wants to interview people from his first grade class. 01:20:15 – What is the most misunderstood thing about Ibarionex? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/81 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Kari Gormley is the host of The Running Lifestyle Show. Her show provides encouragement and inspiration to runners who aspire to be ultra-marathoners. Kari talks to me about her time in Sweden and the culture shock she experienced while she was there. She also talks on some of the valuable lessons she learned when she traveled the world for six months. Find out about Kari’s story and more in today’s episode. Show Highlights 06:45 – It was hard for Kari to start her podcast. 07:30 – What Kari learned through starting a podcast is that it’s okay to be vulnerable. 08:15 – What were some of the other things that took Kari a while to learn? 09:20 – Why did Kari take the internship opportunity and move to Sweden? 10:25 – Kari shares her culture shock experience when she was in Sweden. 16:45 – Kari shares her culture shock experience when she was in Sweden. 19:15 – In early 2002, Kari traveled around the world for six months. 26:20 – What were some of the key lessons Kari learned after those six months? 30:40 – Kari has ran 6 marathons so far. 32:40 – The Running Lifestyle podcast has opened so many doors for Kari. 35:00 – Kari loves connecting and meeting with people who listen to the show. 38:25 – Kari loves connecting and meeting with people who listen to the show. 39:50 – Kari never ended up meeting those people whom she thought were her ideal avatar. 42:50 – How does Kari plan to take her podcast to another level? 45:10 – How does Kari plan to take her podcast to another level? 47:50 – You can meet some of the best people at a conference. 52:00 – Overtime, you can get a good feel for what your hourly rate is and determine whether it’s worth paying 54:00 – What would Kari’s parents say about her life journal? 57:15 – Don’t compare yourself to other podcasters/people. It’s the worst and it won’t help you. 59:40 – Kari talks about Dean Karnazes. 01:02:25 – Kari talks about the top 3 things that really matter in our lives. 01:04:15 – Most of the time when we don’t do something, it’s due to fear. 01:05:20 – What has Kari changed her mind about recently? 01:06:55 – Kari loves essential oils! 01:08:00 – I tell Kari about my meditation routine. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/80 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Evo Terra is currently traveling with his wife, of over 20 years, all around the world. He’s sitting in Bangkok as he talks to me and you can obviously hear the exotic wild life behind him during the interview. Evo is an OG because according to Podcast Alley, he was the 40th podcaster. So just like my previous guest Danny Pena, Evo has been podcasting for a long, long time. He shares his stories on how he got into this medium, the various podcasts he has started, and why he ‘prunes’ his friends. Show Highlights 05:00 – Evo is in Bangkok, Thailand right now. 09:10 – According to Podcast Alley, Evo was the 40th podcaster. 11:10 – Why did podcasting interest him? 15:30 – There’s no way to keep a medium pure. 17:00 – How are these random people considering themselves ‘gurus’? 18:10 – How many podcasts has Evo started? It’s either 7 or 1,000! 19:30 – Why did Evo start Podiobooks? 28:10 – Remember, Evo is doing all of this while he’s in Bangkok! 29:45 – The Slack podcast is awesome!! 31:00 – Has Evo always been like this? 34:00 – You’re on sacred ground when you try to compare Batman/Superman or even Star Wars/Star Trek. 37:40 – Does Evo still ‘prune’ his friends? 42:15 – Why did Evo and his wife Sheila decided to travel the world? 44:30 – People say Evo is lucky, he’s not. He just tries to help other people. 50:50 – Where was Evo’s mindset when he decided to leave the US? 58:50 – Evo talks about his current travel podcast. 01:05:55 – I really resonate with Evo and Sheila’s honesty on the podcast. 01:09:00 – Evo has some wisdom on how to keep a marriage together. 01:13:20 – What is the most misunderstood thing about Evo? 01:15:10 – What has Evo changed his mind about recently? 01:19:50 – Google Evo’s name to find out more! FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/79 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Danny Peña has been podcasting for last 10+ years and has a ton of experience to bring to the table. He is the founder and host of GamerTagRadio and has received international media attention from Forbes, Gamespot, IGN, Wall Street Journal, and more. He also won the Microsoft MVP award both in ’05 and ’09 and hosted the first gaming show for Discovery Channel Latin America. Show Highlights 04:50 – Danny talks about his podcasting mistakes. 06:00 – How did Danny get into editing? 09:15 – Danny used his ‘street knowledge’ to promote his podcast instead of using social media. 11:20 – Danny talks on how rappers/hip hop artists promoted their work pre-internet days. 14:50 – Twitter bombing is so tacky. 16:05 – What was it like being on the Podcast Movement stage? 17:30 – Danny and I talk about our love for DJing back in the day. 19:10 – You could literally spend half a day looking at vinyls. 22:35 – Danny moved to Miami in 92 and it was completely destroyed from hurricane Andrew. 24:00 – Danny talks about the E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) conference in L.A. 27:15 – Your podcast being in New and Noteworthy is cool, but what are you gonna do after that? 30:55 – Don’t depend on interviewing other successful podcasters. 34:55 – Danny talks about his parents. 37:30 – Believe it or not, Danny used to be incredibly shy in Kindergarten. 43:15 – Let people hear your voice and your message. We don’t always get a spotlight. 46:10 – You can’t fake being consistently passionate time and time again. 49:05 – Danny talks about how he met Bill Gates. 52:45 – Get out of your house and attend events. 01:01:00 – Danny talks about his podcasting highlights in 2015. 01:03:10 – How did Danny build his podcasting crew? 01:12:00 – Companies often ask Danny to cover an event, but he also wants his team to be represented. 01:14:50 – Hang around people who have the same can-do attitude you have. 01:15:50 – Danny talks about the responses he has received from his fans. 01:19:30 – Danny explains when he cried on the Podcast Movement stage. 01:22:40 – Danny shares a story about an event EA invited him to. 01:28:55 – When Danny tells stories, he’s just painting a picture for the listener. 01:35:05 – Be sure to visit GamerTagRadio.com see what Danny Peña does. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/78 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Brittany and Amanda are the co-hosts of Once Upon a Podcast, a podcast about the TV show Once Upon a Time. Each week the co-hosts offer constructive thoughts and insights about the show, and more! Brittany and Amanda discuss some of their favorite TV shows and early childhood recollections with me. They also talk about how writers who reveal too much ‘behind-the-scenes’ information can spoil a bit of the TV magic. Show Highlights 04:50 – What kind of podcasting skills have Britt and Amanda learned? 06:30 – How did Amanda get into podcasting? 07:50 – When did Britt discover podcasts? 11:05 – Podcasts are the perfect medium for education. 14:55 – Why did Britt and Amanda choose Once Upon a Time as a topic for their show? 21:20 – Are there other Once Upon a Time podcasts? 26:45 – Best TV show ever? Borgen! It’s the Danish version of West Wing/House of Cards. 27:55 – Britt talks about her earliest memory of a TV show. 29:35 – First movie Amanda ever saw? Little Mermaid. First movie she loved? Sound of Music and Mary Poppins. 31:25 – When writers interact with their fans, it can sometimes spoil the magic of the show. 33:20 – Brittany talks about putting self-imposed restrictions on herself. 44:10 – Remember that your words impact people. 52:15 – The places where both Amanda and Britney work are supportive of their podcast. 56:30 – A happy employee always comes back to work. 56:55 – If you’re a boss, listen to these wise words of wisdom. 01:00:00 – What’s the most misunderstood thing about Brittany? 01:01:15 – What did Amanda change her mind about recently? 01:01:40 – What’s one thing the ladies appreciate about their co-host? 01:07:35 – The 100th episode is coming up soon. Tweet the co-hosts your ideas! FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/77 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Ron Dawson is a film maker and the host of the Radio Film School podcast. Ron’s show is a radio documentary series on the subjects of film making, movies, and cinema. He adds a lot of fun TV and movie references into his show, which just adds to the richness of his podcast. I recently met Ron on Blab and when I heard his podcast for the first time, I had to binge listen to all of his shows. Show Highlights 00:06:50 – Ron and I met on Blab. 00:07:45 – I binge listened to Ron’s show. It’s sooo good. 00:09:10 – Ron watched a lot of TV on the weekends, growing up as a kid. 00:14:35 – Ron explains what his podcast is about. 00:16:10 – What inspired Ron to start a podcast? 00:22:40 – Ron puts a lot of movie/TV audio bites in his show and he is always filled with references. 00:24:45 – We talk about EP 09 – The Salieri Syndrome. 00:27:10 – I get a little OCD over episode titles. 00:31:30 – Ron….a hip-hop producer? 00:33:15 – Did you know I was in an all-boys Catholic high school? 00:36:55 – What I really enjoy about Ron’s podcast is that he opens up and gets personal in certain episodes. 00:45:00 – If you’re doing an interview-style podcast, your personality is what has to stand out. 00:47:55 – What has Ron learned from his guests? 00:49:40 – Believe it or not, you can learn from an older generation. 00:52:00 – Look outside of your genre for inspiration. 00:55:00 – Ron and I enjoy watching the trailers more than the actual movies. 00:56:45 – Where is Ron currently in his personal hero’s journey? 01:01:40 – You gotta have the valley in order to have the peaks. 01:02:20 – How have mentors helped Ron along his journey? 01:05:40 – What has Ron changed his mind about recently? 01:10:15 – Ron and I talk about the fine balance between explaining and not explaining a mystery. 01:14:40 – Ron had a whole segment focused on women in film making. 01:19:45 – What’s the most misunderstood thing about Ron? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/76 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Erik (aka Mr. Blahg) and Grace are the co-hosts of Under the Comic Covers, where they discuss and review independent comic books. We find out about their podcast origin stories and why they love independent comic books so much. Erik recalls that he initially hated the comic book medium because he is a literature snob, but was eventually converted when he picked up the graphic novel Watchman by Alan Moore. Show Highlights 00:04:15 – How did Erik get the name Mr. Blahg? 00:08:15 – Grace talks about The Walking Dead cast 00:09:10 – How did Erik meet Grace? 00:12:35 – Why does Grace like The Walking Dead? 00:14:15 – How did Under the Comic Covers start? 00:18:00 – Erik and Grace work so well as co-hosts. 00:25:55 – Why did Grace cry on the podcast? 00:27:25 – Despite being a literature snob, Erik explains why he likes comics. 00:31:35 – How did Grace get into comics? 00:34:00 – People are often disappointed when they hear Erik and Grace run an independent comic book podcast. 00:37:30 – Erik doesn’t feel comfortable interviewing other guests. 00:41:25 – You can create a podcast about anything. 00:42:10 – Erik and Grace talk about their listeners. 00:48:20 – What cool things has happened to Grace because of the podcast? 00:51:40 – What are Erik and Grace excited about? 00:53:55 – Erik talks about the music on their podcast show. 00:56:05 – Erik talks about the podcast’s album cover art work. 01:00:30 – You need a woman’s perspective. 01:02:50 – Erik hates listening to podcasts with just two guys’ bro-ing out. 01:07:05 – Find Erik and Grace on Facebook. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/75 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Jon Nastor is the host of Hack The Entrepreneur and the co-host of Show Runner. Jon has had his own business for the past 13 years and talks to me on his love for punk rock music, whom inspired him to leave the 9-5 work structure, and his daughter’s entrepreneurial spirit. Jon is also out with a new book titled Hack the Entrepreneur, which you can purchase on Amazon. Show Highlights 03:15 – Jon talks family. 07:20 – Entrepreneurship is more natural than a 9-5 job. 09:00 – Who inspired Jon to be independent? 10:25 – Making mistakes is how we learn. 12:40 – Jon talks about his previous ‘real’ job. 15:55 – What stood out the most about Jon’s last job? 19:00 – Jon talks about music. 21:15 – Jon loves Punk Rock music. 24:35 – Is Jon a nonconformist? 28:50 – Jon talks about his daughter’s entrepreneurial spirit. 33:00 – Why did Jon start his own business? 37:00 – What gave Jon the confidence to believe he could do it? 45:30 – Jon wouldn’t have been able to speak with the entrepreneurs he wanted to without his podcast. 47:40 – Despite popular belief, Jon is not well-rounded. 48:00 – How did Jon meet Jerod Morris? 53:55 – Jon takes extensive notes while he is recording the show with his guests. 57:55 – You can ask Jon for his PDF interview ‘cheat sheet’ at [email protected] or Twitter. 58:15 – What’s one thing Jon has changed his mind about recently? 01:01:00 – Check out http://hacktheentrepreneur.com/ and please check out Jon’s book. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/74 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Espree Devora is the host of the WeAreLATech, focused on LA Startups, and the Hello Customer podcasts. She co-produced the panel “WHERE’S WALDO? Finding Social Influencers & Decreasing Your Costs”, which brought in over 11,500 viewers in under an hour via live stream. Espree doesn’t hold anything back in this interview and opens up on why her business failed. Show Highlights 02:55 – This is my first podcast interview in the car and my second in-person interview – ever. 05:15 – Espree could really use some life instructions on guys. 07:15 – Conclusion: There’s no hope for Espree. 09:20 – Why does Espree love podcasting? 11:25 – Was it overwhelming for Espree to start her own podcast? 15:10 – We talk podcast formats. 17:15 – Espree and I talk microphones and how to talk into them properly. 20:35 – Be concerned about your audio quality. 20:50 – It takes roughly two minutes to impress me when I listen to a podcast. 24:05 – Is Espree always like this? 28:40 – What happened to Espree’s sports company? 42:30 – What was the most surprising thing about working on a yacht? 49:50 – Does Espree meditate? 57:35 – When Espree’s company failed, she went into a two year depression. 01:00:40 – Integrity is incredibly important to Espree. 01:03:00 – Espree talks about her Hello Customer podcast. 01:08:10 – Espree talks Hello Customer stats. 01:10:30 – How important is family to Espree? 01:15:25 – What is Espree excited about? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/73 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Patrick Keller is the host of the Big Séance Podcast and a middle school vocal music teacher. His podcast opens up a discussion on all thing paranormal and touches on subjects like ghost hauntings, spirit communication, paranormal research, and more. Patrick talks about his childhood, his podcast obsession, and his intense interest in the paranormal. Show Highlights 04:15 – Patrick went through the whole Podcast Junkies catalog. 04:40 – Patrick ‘stole’ my hashtag idea. 07:10 – What makes Patrick listen to all the episodes in a podcast that he’s recently discovered? 11:35 – Does Patrick plan on going to Podcast Movement? 13:20 – Patrick talks about being a music teacher. 18:45 – Why is Patrick interested in the paranormal? 25:15 – Why did Patrick start his podcast? 32:00 – Patrick talks about his posting schedule. 36:25 – What’s Patrick’s ‘big fish’ guest list? 36:50 – Why are paranormal TV shows so popular? 39:25 – Is The Blair Witch Project considered paranormal? 45:40 – Patrick did almost every creative class in school. 48:00 – Patrick talks about his dad. 48:50 – I also wanted to build a water slide when I was younger. 52:40 – Patrick talks about his hometown. 57:20 – Was it really a simpler time back when we were growing up? 01:01:40 – Who are Patrick’s mentors? 01:08:10 – What kind of challenges will Patrick have growing the show? 01:12:05 – What’s the most misunderstood thing about Patrick? 01:16:00 – Patrick hasn’t had any luck with the Ouija board. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/72 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Morgan Dix is the co-founder and creative director for About Mediation, as well as the host of The OneMind Meditation podcast. He has 15 years of formal meditation training in a contemporary yoga and meditation ashram, where he also created online courses and learning opportunities for thousands of people. Morgan talks on how he found meditation, his involvement with EnlightenNext, and the key differences between mindfulness and meditation. Show Highlights 04:50 – What was Mark surprised about at Podcast Movement? 08:25 – Mark talks about his first podcast: The DC Universe Podcast. 12:40 – Podcasting has made Mark a better conversationalist. 19:55 – Mark talks about his mother. 25:00 – Mark talks about his friend Ben Beaumont. 32:30 – That one guest isn’t going to ‘make’ your show. 36:10 – Mark and I talk about our intros. 40:35 – UK vs. US podcasting? 44:35 – Mark is a Dick Grayson/Nightwing fan. 45:05 – Mark talks comics. 52:20 – His first memory of the United States: Superman. 56:40 – Who are Mark’s mentors? 01:01:50 – What has Mark changed his mind about recently? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/71 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Bill Barol is the host of HOME: Stories From L.A. and the author of Thanks for Killing Me. He is also a journalist and has written for various web sites such as Forbes, Huffington Post, and others. Although Bill’s podcast is relatively new, it really stood out to me because of its high quality. Bill talks on how he came up with the theme for the podcast and why he decided to use podcasting as the medium. This episode is a bit longer than usual, so get comfortable and enjoy the show! Show Highlights 00:05:35 – I talk about the quality of Bill’s podcast. 00:06:25 – What has the reaction to Bill’s podcast been like so far? 00:08:55 – Why did Bill decide to get into podcasting? 00:14:05 – Bill talks about equipment used for podcasting. 00:16:10 – Even though Bill’s podcast is new, I knew right away he was taking it seriously. 00:20:15 – Home is a loaded word, so why did he choose it for the theme of his podcast? 00:25:20 – Bill has a complicated relationship with Philadelphia, the city he grew up in. 00:29:30 – Bill is open to hearing out people’s story ideas for his podcast. 00:32:15 – Why was the 1994 Northridge earthquake a defining moment for Bill? 00:36:25 – That story stood out to me because I was in New York during 9/11. 00:38:55 – How does Bill choose the music he uses in the podcast? 00:44:25 – We learn about the back story behind Episode 2: In Their Room. 00:55:05 – Bill talks about Episode 3: One Man’s Town, and Episode 5: Growing Up 818. 01:09:10 – Bill talks about his experience in journalism and the transformation from print to digital. 01:12:50 – Bill talks about the cover piece he wrote on David Letterman. 01:16:55 – We talk about co-sleeping with our pets. 01:18:25 – What has Bill changed his mind about recently? 01:20:10 – What challenges does Bill anticipate while trying to grow the show? 01:28:00 – Be consistent with your podcast. 01:30:00 – Bill has been publishing 2-3 minute extras from each interview that didn’t make the cut. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/70 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Mark Asquith is the host of the Excellence Expected podcast, which is the number one small business podcast in the United Kingdom. Mark and I geek out a little bit on DC comics/superheroes and the nostalgia effect that happens when we pick up a comic. We also find out about Mark’s former mentors and the growing popularity of podcasts in the UK. Show Highlights 04:50 – What was Mark surprised about at Podcast Movement? 08:25 – Mark talks about his first podcast: The DC Universe Podcast. 12:40 – Podcasting has made Mark a better conversationalist. 19:55 – Mark talks about his mother. 25:00 – Mark talks about his friend Ben Beaumont. 32:30 – That one guest isn’t going to ‘make’ your show. 36:10 – Mark and I talk about our intros. 40:35 – UK vs. US podcasting? 44:35 – Mark is a Dick Grayson/Nightwing fan. 45:05 – Mark talks comics. 52:20 – His first memory of the United States: Superman. 56:40 – Who are Mark’s mentors? 01:01:50 – What has Mark changed his mind about recently? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/69★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Taki Moore is the co-host of the Sales Marketing Profit podcast and the host of Coach Marketing Machine. Taki has a background in marketing and has been an inspirational coach to me. We met through a mutual friend, James Schramko, who I have also interviewed here. On the show, Taki shares his story on why he hates shoes, his first real job experience, and how he handles adversity. Show Highlights 04:10 – Taki talks about CrossFit. 09:25 – Who was Taki’s first mentor? 12:40 – Taki talks about his first cubicle job. 19:00 – How does Taki travel with his kids? 26:55 – Are you meant to just be a clock puncher? 30:35 – Why does Taki walk around barefoot? 38:00 – What are Taki’s podcasts about? 41:45 – Taki talks on the architecture of the content you’re creating. 47:20 – How important are friends to Taki? 58:00 – How does Taki handle adversity? 01:02:50 – There’s always time for some exciting adventures. 01:05:45 – We have a choice on how we want to handle adversity. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/68★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Amy Schmittauer is a professional vlogger on YouTube and the host of The Social Authority Podcast. Amy talks on the main reason for creating her podcast, why she loves the video format just as much as the audio, and whether or not she’ll continue creating podcast episodes after February of next year. Show Highlights 04:20 – Amy and I discuss The Podcast Movement. 06:35 – Amy talks about YouTube. 12:10 – Did Amy have imposture syndrome when she started the podcast? 14:45 – Amy loves editing. 18:10 – Amy talks about her siblings. 24:35 – You think you’re multitasking when listening to a podcast, but you’re actually not. 31:00 – It’s so easy to get quality content for free or at low-cost. 34:00 – What is it like living in the public eye? 39:20 – Amy talks about the things she learned while working at a law firm. 44:15 – It is very important to have confidence in yourself. 47:55 – Amy talks about her awesome relationship with Sue B. Zimmerman. 52:15 – You attract like-minded people into your life. 55:00 – Amy talks about her show, The Social Authority Podcast. 57:25 – Amy hates Skype and has been using Blab instead. 01:00:20 – What is Amy’s morning routine? 01:01:25 – Amy has recently changed her mind with her membership program. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/67 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Rem Lavictoire and Jonathan Colbon of The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast join me on the show to discuss their podcast and the various movies that have influenced them. We talk about Star Wars, Alien, Jaws, and so much more. This is definitely the podcast for all you movie buffs out there. To find out more about their show, go to http://sci fimoviepodcast.com/ Show Highlights 06:00 – How did the podcast get started? 09:00 – Rem talks about the podcast format. 13:50 – How does Rem select the movies? 16:40 – Star Wars was the first sci-fi movie Rem watched and Alien had the most impact. 18:20 – Jonathan’s first sci-fi movie was Star Trek 4. 22:50 – Where’s the line drawn between horror and sci-fi? 28:35 – What makes a movie become a classic? 37:50 – The Expendables was such a guilty pleasure. 43:45 – Jonathan failed grade 9. 47:35 – Star Wars vs Star Trek? 50:25 – How did Rem get started in radio? 01:05:10 – How is The Fast and The Furious still a thing? 01:06:00 – Were the guys disappointed that Back to the Future inventions still don’t exist? 01:11:30 – The guys talk about upcoming movies. 01:16:25 – What about the technology that exists today that -should- be considered sci-fi? 01:21:20 – Don’t forget to check out Rem and Jonathan’s podcast. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/66★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Lea Thau is a Peabody Award-winning producer and director, and she is also the creator and host of Strangers. Her podcast features true stories of people she meets. These ‘strangers’ bare it all on her podcast, and some even discover they aren’t who they thought they were. Lea has also taught storytelling to organizations around the country, including Google, Nike, Time Inc. and many others. Lea talks on the subject of living in New York City, the differences between Denmark and the U.S., and what her creative process is like. Show Highlights 07:45 – Why are people’s stories important to Lea? 12:15 – Lea talks on what it’s like to live in New York City. 25:20 – Lea discussed what people’s emotional states were like after 9/11. 33:50 – What was Lea’s experience like with India? 41:35 – Lea believes that being from Denmark has helped her gain interest in strangers. 49:15 – I talk about the book Spiral Dynamics. 51:15 – Lea is sometimes shocked by how brutal the U.S. system is. 58:15 – There’s two sides to the coin, especially as an immigrant living in the U.S. 01:05:10 – Lea describes her thought processes after talking to guests. 01:12:15 – Lea is personally invested in her guests and has cried during interviews. 01:17:25 – Lea talks about Nate DiMeo. 01:19:25 – How has Lea grown as an interviewer? 01:20:07 – What has Lea changed her mind about recently? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/65★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Mike Vardy is the host of the Productivity podcast and the co-host of Workflowing with Michael Schechter. He has given both talks and workshops related to goal, time, task, and project management. On today’s episode, Mike talks to Harry on the three words he’s focusing on this year, his family, and why he has a Green Lantern ring. Show Highlights 04:50 – Why did Mike take an improv class? 09:00 – Mike recommends podcasters/speakers should take an improv class. 14:10 – There’s no such thing as an overnight success. 15:25 – Mike talks about Derek Sivers. 17:35 – I’ve been doubling down on some things lately. 19:00 – Mike’s focus is on three words this year: Growth, Generosity, and Gratitude. 20:30 – My three words for this year are: Focus, Forward, and Spirit. 22:00 – Mike and I talk a bit about productivity. 27:40 – Why is Mike wearing a super hero ring..? 38:30 – Practicing patience is hard for Mike. 44:25 – Mike listens to the Accidental Creative. 45:25 – It’s so hard to just leave your house when you’re working from home. 49:10 – Mike and his wife have regular meetings about their family. 54:00 – Mike talks about EP 38: Flying Solo: A Solo Parenting Productivity Adventure. 01:02:00 – Where does Mike’s humility come from? 01:12:50 – I recommend The Mo Show to Mike. 01:15:30 – One thing Mike has changed his mind about recently? 01:19:40 – Get a free PDF and audio program athttp://productivityist.com/podcastjunkies FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/63 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Christina Canters is the host of the Stand Out Get Noticed podcast and is a former architect. Christina shares her story on why she created her first podcast, Presentation Skills For Design Students, and why she made the decision to leave her career in architecture at the end. She also talks on how she discovered a creative way to book extraordinary people on her current podcast and make a connection with them long before the audio starts recording. Show Highlights 03:10 – When something can go wrong, it usually will. 06:55 – Christina talks about her first podcast. 08:55 – How did Christina book Andrew Warner and Jared Easley? 21:10 – Christina talks about Tony Robbins and her personal development journey. 29:00 – Why did Christina not like architecture? 36:45 – Was Christina always this bubbly? 41:20 – Christina has no regrets for leaving architecture. 43:20 – Everything we do is a stepping stone that leads us down a more interesting path. 43:55 – I talk about episode 3 with Ayman Abdullah from AppSumo. 50:20 – Christina talks about her younger sister. 54:25 – You have to start somewhere. 55:10 – Is Christina a Podcast Junkie? 58:15 – Christina and I talk about CrossFit. 01:07 – Get out of your comfort zone! Amazing things will happen when you do. 01:10 – What you see is what you get from Christina. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/62★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Jason Bryant is the host of the Short Time Wrestling podcast and currently runs a network of shows on the subject of wrestling on MatTalkOnline.com. Jason Bryant started Mat Talk as a radio show back in 1997 as a college freshman and then later relaunched it in podcast format. Jason talks to me about his background in wrestling, his love for the sport, and his passion for podcasts. Jason also shares some statistics on his podcast for the audience. Show Highlights 06:00 – What other podcasts does Jason do? 09:45 – What captures Jason’s ear in a podcast? 14:45 – There’s too many podcast shows for us to consume all at once. 17:50 – What was Jason’s first podcast about? 23:50 – There’s a very low retention in wrestlers after they finish highschool/college. 28:45 – Jason’s memory is uncanny. 31:45 – Everybody needs a reality check. Jason talks about his. 34:10 – Jason talks about his wife and his rough home life. 42:55 – Jason has no problem helping his competitors. 45:35 – Why is Jason hosting a lot of the shows on his network? 51:25 – Jason is constantly educating others why podcasts are a valuable resource. 54:35 – When did Jason start interviewing celebrities? 59:55 – Jason shares some of his podcast stats. 01:02:25 – Ask yourself, “Who are the guests that would bring your audience the most value?” 01:05:55 – Jason has been trying to get Tim Ferriss on the show. 01:12:00 – Jason and I really geeked out on Blab during International Podcasters Day. 01:15:55 – Jason gives a shout out to some of my old guests. 01:18:24 – You can find Jason at MatTalkOnline.Com and Twitter. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/61 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Mocean Melvin is one of the creators for The MoShow Podcast. The MoShow is an off-the-cuff comedy podcast that will either seriously offend you or have you rolling on the floor laughing. The MoShow only publishes one or two shows a month due to the high-quality content that gets produced. Mocean talks on why he and Dominic Zunino created the show, the great minds involved in writing the podcast, and he also talks on the growth of women in the voice over industry and 60s/70s audio comedy troops. Show Highlights 08:00 – Where’s Mocean from? 13:50 – How did The MoShow Podcast get started? 21:35 – Creating a quality podcast is hard. 30:00 – The MoShow is a place where the creators can go out of their very PC world and be hilariously vulgar. 31:30 – Who are the core people involved in MoShow? 35:00 – What makes a great voice actor? 37:00 – Mocean talks about the movie In a World. 39:30 – What’s it like for women in the voice over industry currently? 44:00 – Mocean talks about Episode 113 – Stinky Dinky. 47:40 – Why does Mocean want to use the season format for his podcast? 49:50 – The podcast has a high level of professionalism. 52:30 – There were a lot of audio-only comedy troops in the 60s and 70s. 56:25 – Mocean’s dad was the one who introduced him to these fantastic comedy shows. 01:04 – No matter how great your voice is, you have to train it. 01:09 – Where does Mocean’s name come from? 01:13 – Create what you want to create first. Don’t create for others. 01:14 – Most misunderstood thing about Mocean? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/60 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Amy Robles is the host of Think Enriched, a podcast about money management. Amy and her husband were able to pay off $25,000 of debt in 2014 just by making some simple, but smart financial decisions. Amy talks a little bit on her background and the importance of connecting with family and those around you. Show Highlights 03:35 – Amy and I geek out about Podcast Movement. 11:00 – Amy talks about playing piano. 18:30 – You can learn so much at a nursing home. 21:05 – How does Amy connect with her family? 24:35 – Amy talks about where she’s from and where she’s traveled to. 29:55 – Amy started a local podcast meet up in the Seattle area. 35:25 – Why did Amy start podcasting? 40:00 – Amy asks me why I started podcasting. 45:20 – Has the podcast opened doors for Amy? 50:16 – I go on a mini rant about how bad soda is for you. 54:20 – People can relate to Amy’s struggles. 01:00 – Where does Amy get her fun-loving vibe? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/59 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Jerod Morris is the VP of RainMaker.FM and the VP of Marketing for Copyblogger. He hosts a couple of very successful podcasts, including The Lede, The Showrunner, and Primility. Jerod shares interesting insight on how he runs 5 regular podcasts, his struggles with creating content, and not failing on his commitment to his audience. Jerod also talks about his love for creating new made-up words, teaching, and who inspires him. Show Highlights 04:45 – Jerod talks about Showrunner. 10:35 – You can’t build an audience quickly. 13:15 – There’s a difference between authenticity and transparency. 17:00 – Every podcaster has felt uninspired to record their show. 23:30 – Why did Jerod start Primility Primer? 28:35 – Since Jerod loves creating new words, I tell him about The Allusionist podcast. 29:40 – Podcast Movement was great this year. 35:25 – Jerod loves to teach. 37:30 – What has the response been like for Primility? 42:00 – How does Jerod organize/create his show? 46:50 – How does Jerod find the time to host 5 very different podcasts? 52:10 – Is it too late to podcast? 55:45 – How has podcasting helped Copyblogger? 01:03 – You don’t have to wait for everything to be perfect. Start by building an audience. 01:09 – Have the pieces been falling into place for Jerod? 01:11 – Who inspires Jeord? 01:14 – You get good by practicing and practicing and practicing. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/58 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Real Brian is the host of several podcasts such as Profitcast, Arrow Squad, the Audio Books podcast, and the Podcasters Paradise podcast. Brian talks on why he got into radio initially, his love for playing and creating music, and some key lessons he learned since he started Profitcast. Brian says that busy people often fail at podcasting. It’s the people who schedule and respect their time that end up producing consistent podcasts no matter what. Show Highlights 04:45 – Brian talks about Dragon Con 09:00 – How did Brian get more things done in less time? 11:30 – If you’re busy, your podcast will fail. 13:50 – How did Brian get into radio? 22:10 – In highschool, Brian was an introvert. 24:20 – Brian talks about bullying. 29:15 – Brian started playing piano at 6 and talks about his love for music. 39:45 – Take two hours a month to work on your passion. It can go a long way. 42:00 – Brian talks about the problem with record labels. 46:40 – What were some ‘ah-ha’ moments with Brian’s podcast? 57:10 – You never know what’s going to come from relationships you’ve built. 01:01 – What are Brian’s podcasts? 01:06 – Brian loves the Podcast Junkies shirt. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/57 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Jason Cabassi is the creator and host of the Walking Dead Cast. I sit down with him to talk about why he decided to start the show and what his plans are after the show ends. The episode almost turned into a movie podcast, because we both have a strong love for zombie movies and current TV series out right now like Game of Thrones. Hope you guys enjoy. Show Highlights 08:15 – Within the first 15-20 episodes of the Walking Dead Cast, Jason had a lot of the actors on. 10:20 – Since I live in LA, I recognize a lot of the scenes on the show. 14:35 – How does Walking Dead get their zombie extras? 19:10 – Jason and I talk Game of Thrones. 21:00 – We talk about the latest TV series out right now. Jason loves Fargo. 26:35 – Jason’s first show sounded incredibly professional and high quality. 34:30 – Jason talks on starting his own podcast network. 39:00 – I love the foreign movie Old Boy. 44:55 – We talk about amazing zombie movies like Dawn of the Dead and 28 Days Later. 50:35 – When did Jason start attending conferences for his podcast? 57:00 – Jason is a big fan of comics. 01:04:45 – Jason talks about living in Santa Barbara. 01:07:25 – How does Jason plan the Walking Dead Cast? 01:18:25 – What kind of podcasts is Jason listening to right now? 01:21:00 – Most misunderstood thing about Jason? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/56 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Nick Seuberling is the founder of SPNT.TV and the Executive Producer for the Inside the Jungle podcast, a sports podcast about the Cincinnati Bengals. Nick is also the co-host for the Podcasters’ Group Therapy podcast, a support group for podcasters. Nick started his sports podcast in 2010, but he’s always had a passion for talk radio and sports ever since he was a kid. Nick and I talk on how he got started, his success with Patreon, and how his super fans keep him going. Show Highlights 08:55 – Nick just celebrated his 5 year anniversary for his podcast. 10:55 – Why is meeting the fans important? 13:15 – Having a small, but dedicated super fan base is just awesome. 15:45 – Was Nick always a fan of talk radio? 16:40 – Nick launched his first podcast in 2005 and it was recorded by cellphone. 20:15 – It’s better to niche down and narrow your focus when it comes to podcasting. 21:30 – How does Nick manage 3-4 co-hosts? 23:00 – What was Nick’s first sports memory? 29:35 – How did Podcasters’ Group Therapy get started? 33:25 – How does Blab help podcast shows? 39:40 – Engagement is key to podcast growth. 42:45 – What’s Nick’s success towards Patreon? 45:55 – What other ways does Nick monetize his podcast? 49:05 – Remember, it doesn’t hurt to ask. 52:50 – Nick talks about the other Bengals’ podcast. 59:00 – What was Nick like as a kid? 01:02 – What has sports taught Nick? Always give it your best, always give it your all. 01:04 – Who inspires/mentors Nick? 01:06 – It took Nick 12 years to get his first radio gig. 01:11 – What’s gotten Nick excited in the next year? 01:14 – Look out for International Podcast Day on Sept 30th. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/55 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★