The Most Successful Podcasts Do This With Their Ho-Hosts
Your Podcast Consultant: Podcast Tips To Avoid Podcasting Mistakes · Dave Jackson
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Show Notes
You've decided that you want to do a podcast with a co-host. That's great. Some people feel having a co-host makes podcasting easier because it's not just you talking into a wall.
But there are some things you might want to think consider. Number one, who owns the show? So if it's the Bert and Ernie show, and Burt decides he wants to quit, does that mean Ernie can't find a new co-host and change the name? You'll see this all the time with bands like Pink Floyd and Queensryche who spend tons of cash in court arguing over who owns the name. Secondly, what if somebody wants to leave, let's say after nine months of doing the show, Burt says, I've had enough. I thought this was going to be fun.
How are you going to handle these situations?
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