Podcast Graveyard

In this special seasonal episode of Podcast Graveyard, host James Bishop reflects on the journey of the last 8 weeks and shares 3 overarching lessons he's learned as the podcast grew.Exciting new developments are on the horizon for 2024, including additional formats and a live, in-person gathering. Join us for a thoughtful and hopeful reflection as we bid farewell to the past and eagerly anticipate what's to come in the new year.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting] https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=jamesbishopPodPage - [for your podcast website] https://www.podpage.com/?via=OneFinePlayCONTACTEmail podcastgraveyard@onefineplay.com or head to www.podcastgraveyard.comFeel free to share your feedback, ideas, or insights from the episodes by tweeting @onefineplay. Thank you for tuning in!ABOUT THE HOSTJames Bishop (40), is the founder of OneFinePlay and one of the leading voices in podcasting.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesbishopio/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesbishopio/Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamesbishopioWebsite: https://www.jamesbishop.io/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podder - https://www.podderapp.com/privacy-policy

Welcome, dear listeners, to Podcast Graveyard! Today, we tell the tale of "On The Left Side," a football podcast that took its final whistle in November 2020. Join me, your host James Bishop, as I lead you through Jim Salveson's journey to the other side of podcasting. Learn of the triumphs and tragedies that led to the inevitable farewell of this spirited show.Hear about the relentless pursuit of creativity, the struggles with perfection, and the very real fears that lurked within the darkness of podcasting. And fear not, for there is wisdom to be gleaned – lessons learned in innovation, trusting your team, and the ghastly consequences a podcast may have on one's social and professional fate.So, gather 'round, and hear how "On the Left Side" ended up here. For in the podcast graveyard, no story stays buried forever...TIMESTAMPS02:14 - The Spectacular Rise of "On The Left Side"06:45 - The Embarrassing Missteps in the Podcast's Journey12:20 - The Fateful Demise & Lessons Learned17:52 - The Tantalising Possibility of ResurrectionQUOTES"If you take out sleep, I reckon probably 4 years went into the creation of this podcast."— Jim Salveson"In the early days of the podcast, I was hugely fussy about every single element of it from a production point of view."— Jim Salveson"Podcasting is part of your social branding. It's part of your personal branding as an individual. And if you say something off color in a podcast, 10 years down the line, that could easily be uncovered and could be a reflection on yourself whether you go into the world's business or Politics or whatever it is, it's a record of you as a human at a certain point in time."— Jim SalvesonABOUT THE GUESTJim is a passionate audio professional. His many years working across a range of mediums and for a variety of audiences has given him a real talent for tailoring content to specific audiences.He is as passionate about Sport as he is about audio. His love of football means that when he's not working with the sport he is either playing it or watching it (much to his wife's irritation).His love for audio stretches outside of his professional life and he is a keen podcaster. The most recent of his "hobby" projects being a satirical football show that has been nominated in recent years for 3 UK Aria Awards. WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting]

SUMMARYWelcome, dear listeners, to the ghostly depths of Podcast Graveyard, where the echoes of dead podcasts resonate.In today's bone-chilling episode, we uncover the tale of "Cultural Quarter of an Hour," a podcast that shed light on Stoke on Trent's local culture before meeting its untimely demise. Join me, James Bishop, as I unearth the haunting secrets of this late show and explore the spooktacular insights of Charlotte Foster, its former custodian.TIMESTAMPS2:15 - The Birth of "Cultural Quarter of an Hour"5:40 - The Haunting Reality of Producing the Podcast9:20 - The Challenge of Hosting and Engaging with Listeners12:45 - The Podcast's Untimely End15:30 - Lessons from the Grave and a Glimpse of ResurrectionQUOTES"And then I started getting people asking if they could come on the podcast, which was my favourite thing ever. It's like I wasn't the one putting the calls out there."- Charlotte Foster"Trying to maintain a weekly episode when there was just me doing it on my own was impossible. It was beyond full time."- Charlotte Foster"I should have embraced the listeners from abroad a little bit more because there was a load of people listening who were expats. And it was their connection back to the city."- Charlotte FosterABOUT THE GUESTCharlotte Foster' back ground as a Broadcast Journalist for the BBC and commercial radio means that she had been telling stories to make an impact all her working life. She started her Cultural Quarter of an Hour podcast in the post-industrial city of Stoke on Trent, known for its historic pottery industry. After Stoke's reputation was tarnished by the press post-Brexit, Charlotte became an advocate for the city and through her activism and dedication, Charlotte has become a prominent voice for the people of Stoke on Trent, working tirelessly to bring about positive change and rebuild the city's prosperity.Charlotte is now creating podcasts for charities and not for profits so that they can build supporter relationships and increase fundraising.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting] https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=jamesbishopPodPage - [for your podcast website] https://www.podpage.com/?via=OneFinePlayCONTACTEmail podcastgraveyard@onefineplay.com or head to

SUMMARYWelcome, dear listeners, to a spine-chilling episode of Podcast Graveyard! Join me James Bishop, as we delve deep into the ghostly tale of "Give It A Rest," a podcast that eventually did what it dais on the tin!In this bone-chilling episode, we are joined by Kacey Hayes, the brave mind behind the late "Give It A Rest." Together, we will unravel the harrowing saga of the podcast's demise and see what pearls of wisdom we can unearth from it's tomb.And remember, dear listeners, don't whisper...it might just awaken the unholy spirits lurking in the Podcast Graveyard!TIMESTAMPS09:01 Lack of planning led to unnecessary stress11:43 Podcasting is not as easy as perceived15:27 Unable to sustain erratic publication schedule18:29 Regular content crucial, hiatus disrupts listener habits19:35 Reassessing value and purpose25:00 One door closed, another door openedQUOTES"Lack of consistency killed me because I did not plan."— Kacey Hayes"Maybe if we don't quit things, we're pushing, like, a boulder up a hill. We're going in the wrong direction."— Kacey Hayes"It was very, like, fly by the seat of your pants and not thinking very much about value for an audience."— Kacey HayesABOUT THE GUESTKacey Hayes is a podcast guesting strategist for coaches, authors, and OSPs and a Writer and CoHost of PodMakers. Give It A Rest, was a solo podcast project designed to challenge the status quo of hustle culture, diet culture, and productivity. She aimed to create a space where people could question the societal norms that we often blindly accept. Through her podcast, she encouraged her listeners to consider the value of quitting certain practices and how it can contribute to personal growth and development.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting] https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=jamesbishopPodPage - [for your podcast website] https://www.podpage.com/?via=OneFinePlayCONTACTEmail podcastgraveyard@onefineplay.com or head to www.podcastgraveyard.comFeel free to share your feedback, ideas, or insights from the episodes by tweeting @onefineplay. Thank you for tuning in!ABOUT THE HOSTJames Bishop (40), is the founder of OneFinePlay and one of the leading voices in...

SUMMARYWelcome to Podcast Graveyard, where we gather to mourn the untimely demise of dead podcasts. Today's somber gathering centres around the haunting tale of Guillermo Ruiz de Santiago and his ill-fated creation, "The Little Anguish Tapes."From the cursed decisions, to the eerie obstacles, we uncover the secrets behind his chilling choice to cast his podcast into the depths of darkness after a mere five episodes.Unearth the macabre truth behind his transformative journey from hobbyist to professional podcast producer, as Guillermo reveals the darkest depths of his regrets and the lurking monsters that haunted him along the way.But fear not, dear listeners, for there is hope on the horizon. Encased in the shadows of regret, Guillermo contemplates the resurrection of his creation, breathing life back into "The Little Anguish Tapes."So, gather close, my intrepid companions, as we venture into the abyss of Guillermo Ruiz de Santiago's past. Prepare to be captivated, educated, and perhaps even frightened by his tale of triumph and regret.TIMESTAMPS1:43 - Guillermo's transformation from hobbyist to professional5:12 - The trials and tribulations of creating original music8:36 - The difficulties in finding interviewees11:57 - Regrets and lessons learned15:24 - The potential resurrection of "The Little Anguish Tapes"18:09 - James' insights and outlook on the podcast's futureQUOTES"The edit in that show was very interesting. Subtract the interviewer and the questions, and it was all about the edit."— Guillermo Ruiz de Santiago"Sometimes you just have to reach a niche and not be the number 1 podcast because if you are aiming to please everyone, you'll end up doing something generic."— Guillermo Ruiz de SantiagoABOUT THE GUESTGuillermo Ruiz de Santiago is a Podcast Partner Manager at Acast. He helps podcasts find and grow their audiences through different strategies of promotion and content development.As a Podcast Producer, he has experience in various aspects of podcasting, from pre-production and SEO strategy to audio editing and concept development. He has worked with independent creators and media companies, producing and showrunning podcasts for the Hispanic market, such as "Creepy en español", "Dormir o morir", and "Hotel en Español". He has also executive produced "Anatomía del Podcast by Acast México", a podcast about the podcast industry.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting]

SUMMARYWelcome to Podcast Graveyard, where we gather around tombstones of failed podcasts to unpack their stories.In this episode, we unearth the tragic demise of a once-promising show known as "Jack's Chats." Follow along as we delve into the depths of this spectral podcasting journey, guided by the lamenting voice of our host, James Bishop, accompanied by the fallen host himself, Jack Gaisford.As we wander through the haunted corridors of "Jack's Chats," we will confront the ghostly lessons they learned along the way. Unveiling the ghastly truth, we discover that this ill-fated podcast neglected the very essence of its existence: the almighty listener! Instead, it became a mere marketing vessel, forsaking the hauntingly important task of delivering value to those who dared to tune in.This unearthly podcast is conjured for you by OneFinePlay.TIMESTAMPS00:05 Intro06:04 Focus on video & social media clips09:52 The challenge of sustainability12:29 Keeping on despite a lack of results14:23 The disappointment of podcast 'launching' 20:20 Missed opportunities from the podcast25:03 Focus on delivering value to your listeners.30:25 OutroQUOTES"I feel a bit sad, but part of me feels like I didn't give it my all. So there's a bit of resentment. I wish I could have found the time. It's it's a matter of priority and what is most important."— Jack Gaisford"Only when you really give it your all and you really get in the trenches with it, do you realise how hard it really is."— Jack Gaisford How often do people on TikTok, who may be interested in marketing or just scrolling through at night, see a 15 sec clip and then sit down and consume an hour long podcast? I don't know if it works like that."— Jack GaisfordABOUT THE GUESTSince 2018, Jack Gaisford has been running a video production agency that creates regular content for startups, all the way up to the biggest brands in the world. He's always dreamed of starting a podcast but never found the time to pursue it. However, when his business experienced a slower period, he saw it as an incredible opportunity to finally make his podcasting dreams a reality. With his microphones ready and all the necessary equipment sorted out, Jack was determined to create a captivating show. Inspired by the likes of Steven Bartlett's CEO and Joe Rogan's podcast, he aimed to deliver insightful content rather than mere snippets. Jack's journey to becoming a podcast host reflects his dedication to seizing opportunities and following his passions.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts]a...

SUMMARYStep into the sinister world of Podcast Graveyard, where failed podcasts rest in eternal slumber. In this bone-chilling episode, we unearth the unsettling story of Sam Talks Technology, a haunting tale set in the dark depths of the podosphere.Join me, your ghostly host, as I guide you through the eerie journey of Sam Talks Technology's rise and fall. Dare to witness the fate of this forsaken podcast, from its ghoulish beginnings to its grim demise.Stay tuned to discover the spine-tingling reasons behind this podcast's untimely death and ponder whether it should be resurrected from the podcast graveyard or forever laid to rest. This gripping episode will send shivers down your spine and keep you on the edge of your seat until the final whisper of the last breath.This unearthly podcast is conjured for you by OneFinePlay, your gateway to otherworldly entertainment.TIMESTAMPS04:25 Intro07:59 Forgetting to record11:18 Emphasising quality guests and avoiding promotional angles podcasts13:19 Podcast success lies in tight, engaging scripts.20:19 Key Questions for successful podcast production23:50 Understanding a brand's role, importance, and personal impact26:57 OutroQUOTES"And then I looked down, and I noticed That there's no recording going on. And I my little face just dropped. And I look at this guy who has given me 45 minutes of his time, which I begged … to get. And I've got to say to him, I'm so so sorry, but I forgot to hit the record button. Could we start again? He was gracious enough to do it, but my god,  I wanted the … a hole to open up and swallow me."— Sam Sethi “Listen to other podcasts that you want to aspire to be.”— Sam Sethi"Your listeners aren't there actually to listen to your guest. They're there to listen to you, which is a really weird thing to understand."— Sam Sethi ABOUT THE GUESTSam is a 30 year veteran of the IT industry. He has held senior technical and marketing director roles across a number of companies including Microsoft, Netscape, Gateway Computers and Microstrategy.  Sam has also been an entrepreneur having started and successfully sold 4 startups covering home automation, fashion, journalism and e-commerce. He also started Techcrunch Europe and has been an angel investor and mentor to numerous startups.  Before entering the IT industry, Sam was an Army Officer in the Parachute Regiment and in his spare time enjoys teaching Krav Maga, an Israeli martial art. Today Sam is the co-host on Podnews Weekly Review, radio presenter and owner of River Radio and is about to launch his latest startup Podfans, a podcast app that combines gamification and satoshi micropayments to pay for digital content such as podcast, music and audiobooks.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder

SUMMARYThis time, we’re conducting a memorial for What The World Thinks. Its ghost, Samantha Hornsby, shares her story of wearing many too many hats at once, how she learnt the hard way about the value of niching, and we discuss the main lessons she’ll be taking into her next creative project.So, summon your headphones and brace yourself for a spine-tingling and thought-provoking journey through the podcast graveyard.This unearthly podcast is conjured for you by OneFinePlay, your gateway to otherworldly entertainment.TIMESTAMPS01:59 Intro05:42 Challenges of being your own editor10:26 Frustrations of trying to keep control15:44 Editing alone was a big mistake18:03 The power of niching19:36 Podcast predictions for the future26:04 What resurrection of the show could look like32:04 OutroQUOTES"I really think it can transform a listening experience, by which I mean, like, the fading in and out, the music behind it. You can make things a lot more emotional with, like, good sound design."— Samantha Hornsby"I found it really interesting how everyone was, like, united by this single experience that we were all going through, and we were all talking about the ways we think it would change the world, you know, the ways that we think it would change the way that we live, like, the way that we, you know, it'll change the interactions between us."— Samantha HornsbyABOUT THE GUESTSamatha is the co-founder of ERIC. She's obsessed with career education and working on championing careers in the creative industries.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting] https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=jamesbishopPodPage - [for your podcast website] https://www.podpage.com/?via=OneFinePlayCONTACTEmail podcastgraveyard@onefineplay.com or head to www.podcastgraveyard.comFeel free to share your feedback, ideas, or...

SUMMARYAmidst the eerie whispers of the Podcast Graveyard, our spectral guide, James, encounters the ghostly presence of Carl Robinson, the former host of the Voice Tech Podcast.In this episode, Carl describes the unexpected success that befell his show. He also shares the spectral tale of the most cursed piece of podcasting advice he ever received, and our ghostly duo engages in a discussion about the art of effectively vetting guests before recording.So, clutch your headphones tightly and prepare yourself for a spine-tingling and thought-provoking voyage through the podcast graveyard.This unearthly podcast is conjured for you by OneFinePlay, your gateway to otherworldly entertainment.TIMESTAMPS01:08 Intro04:42 Focusing on technology, interviewing designers and developers, and launching a newsletter for the podcast.12:32 The cringe factor of early episodes13:59 Just get started, plan, and be consistent.19:14 Regretting decisions, feeling dirty, and disappointed20:07 Avoiding time-consuming pre-calls, use a guest application form.24:38 Affiliate revenue is beneficial for growth.26:36 Lack of planning hindered podcast growth.30:38 Podcast success leads to future evolution.34:37 Time management and content evolution are key.36:46 OutroQUOTES"I started the podcast as an excuse to talk to the smart people around me and learn more about the industry."— Carl Robinson"One of them that I personally regret, the decisions I've made that have made me feel, like, dirty and disappointed in myself, was saying yes to guests who either I wasn't interested in at all, like their product is just so mundane, or I just don't care less about it."— Carl Robinson ABOUT THE GUESTCarl is the co-founder and CEO of Rumble Studio, an audio startup in Paris, France. We make a SaaS platform for creators, companies, and agencies to produce podcasts 10x faster & easier. Their mission is to democratise the creation, distribution, and discovery of spoken audio.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting] https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=jamesbishopPodPage - [for your podcast website]a...

SUMMARYThis time, as the moon casts its eerie glow over the Podcast Graveyard, our spectral host, James, encounters the restless spirit of Ryan Sullivan from the dearly departed Podcast Principles.In this otherworldly episode, Ryan unravels the ghostly concept that gave life to his show and shares the haunted tale of the most formidable obstacle he faced in the creation of his podcast. The spectral duo discuss the benefits and inevitability of scrapping recordings, and James unveils the spectral advantages of recording episodes in batches.So, summon your headphones and brace yourself for a spine-tingling and thought-provoking journey through the podcast graveyard.This spectral podcast is brought to you by OneFinePlay, your portal to unearthly entertainment.TIMESTAMPS01:10 Intro04:34 Podcast for repurposed content and podcast principles.08:21 Formatting and logistics made the podcast launch difficult.12:02 Embarrassing but valuable content sharing is crucial.13:47 Business slipped away, so we refocused.17:17 Incredible learning: Finish before releasing content.20:04 Post passionately and consistently, and don't overthink timing.26:07 Podcaster living his best creative life29:30 OutroQUOTES"You're scripting it, but you don't want it to sound scripted.”— Ryan Sullivan"Lean into you. So figure out your personality over everything, because at one point or another, you're gonna have to be yourself, and you're gonna have to do it unapologetically, and it's actually gonna be everything.”— Ryan SullivanABOUT THE GUESTAfter a conversation with Gary Vee in 2019 and losing one of his first podcast guests to a tragic car accident in early 2020, Ryan dropped everything to pursue podcasting. His business, Podcast Principles, makes podcast launches simple for Coaches, Consultants, and Entrepreneurs.WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] Click hereCaptivate - [for podcast hosting] https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=jamesbishopPodPage - [for your podcast website]

SUMMARYEnjoy the second, bone-chilling installment of Podcast Graveyard's Halloween Special! This time, James crosses paths with John Welch from Humans of LinkedIn.In this eerie episode, James and John venture into the ghostly origins of his show—why he conjured it into existence—and its spectral essence. John reveals the ominous warning against hasty podcasting decisions, cautioning against recklessly 'just doing it.' James and John also delve into the mysterious superpower of podcasting, while John shares his most bewitching piece of advice for all fledgling podcasters.So, grab your headphones and prepare for a spine-tingling and thought-provoking journey through the haunted podcast graveyard.This spectral podcast is brought to you by OneFinePlay, your one-stop source for all your unearthly entertainment needs.TIMESTAMPS00:05 Intro04:28 Interested in podcasting; loves long-form stories.07:09 Podcasts popularity is growing11:36 Investing time wisely in podcast production15:29 I may have been too open and unfiltered.19:30 Get on the phone!26:49 Make a show for the intended audience, not yourself.30:24 Find your passion or abandon your endeavour.34:34 Appreciate good ideas, plan segments, and grow.37:47 OutroQUOTES"Between me and my partner, my business partner, we probably put 3 or 4 hours in each episode, and we did, like, maybe 2 a month. Now both of us, like I said, very specifically engineered what we were doing so that we could do it as quickly as possible.”— John Welch"I don't really give a **** about a lot of the marketing stuff that people talk about, and I think most of it's terrible advice...most of the time when people get stuff to work, they either stumbled into something that somebody else was already doing that was a good idea, or they just got super lucky. So, like, a lot of that advice just doesn't even resonate really because there's just the fundamentals.”— John Welch"Just know why you care. And if it's something that you're gonna be able to do because you enjoy it, then do it. If you're just doing it, like, people can sniff out it, like, the they can sniff out the inauthenticity thing.”— John WelchABOUT THE GUESTJohn is a sales consultant and top-of-funnel strategist/practitioner who spends his days making calls for clients, testing email scripts, writing LinkedIn content, etc. The point is that he takes your potential customers from "do I know you?" to "let's talk.”WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck out our FREE creator economy directory here: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: https://www.onefineplay.com/#featuresVisit Aila https://meetaila.com/ and use the code GRAVEYARD at checkoutUse Podder https://www.podderapp.com/ for better podcast analyticsFAVOURITE PODCASTING TOOLSNotion [how we plan our podcasts] a...

SUMMARY & LINKSWelcome to the spooktacular debut of Podcast Graveyard's Halloween Edition! Join James as he summons Greg Rutherford MBE and Andrew Steele to discuss their creation, The Life & Performance Podcast.In this spine-chilling episode, James and our spectral guests delve into the thrilling and chilling world of podcasting. Greg and Andrew recount the terrifying trials of co-hosting and their decision to avoid the haunting podcast analytics. The ghostly team also reveals their most haunting regrets & ghastly mistakes from producing the show, and Greg and Andrew ponder if they'd ever consider resurrecting the show from the dead!So, don your headphones and prepare for a spine-tingling and thought-provoking journey through the haunted podcast graveyard.This paranormal podcast is brought to you by OneFinePlay, your one-stop shop for all your otherworldly entertainment needs.This podcast has been brought to you by OneFinePlayTIMESTAMPS00:00 - Welcome to Podcast Graveyard and the tragic tale of "The Life and Performance."01:20 - Unveiling the friendship between Greg Rutherford and Andrew Steele03:45 - The birth of "The Life and Performance" podcast08:10 - Lessons learned from poor planning and lack of audience engagement12:30 - Can this podcast be resurrected?16:15 - The hosts discuss the impact of podcasting on their lives and restlessness as athletes19:00 - The chemistry, challenges, and spooky moments of co-hosting a podcastQUOTES"And it was a case of we we we genuinely believed in it, but we just couldn't give it the time, I don't think either. And it was just marrying things. And, of course, then we decided after the first one that we wanted to get guests in. We sort of thought we'll have so much just us talking about a topic again, but we'll try and get some guests in. And it just trying to arrange any of it? It just became impossible, didn't it?"— Greg Rutherford"Surprising Friendship: I always thought you just found me annoying, basically, like an annoying little brother in a way."— Greg RutherfordABOUT THE GUESTGreg Rutherford MBE is a retired British track and field athlete who specialised in the long jump. He represented Great Britain at the Olympics, World and European Championships, and England at the Commonwealth GamesAndrew Steele is a British 400 metres and 4x400 m relay runner. In 2008, Steele competed in his first Olympic Games – Beijing 2008WATCH ON YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@podcastgraveyard/videosSPONSORSCheck our FREE creator economy directory: https://www.onefineplay.com/directory/allGet access to the OneFinePlaybook here: a...

Welcome to the official Podcast Graveyard Trailer! Podcasting has never been bigger. With more revenue, download numbers and shows being produced now than ever before. But competition for attention has never been fiercer. Did you know that over 93% of podcasts never make more than just 7 episodes?Have you ever wondered what happens to these podcasts and creators?Why did they start?What led them to stop?And what lessons can aspiring creators learn from their untimely demise so that they don’t meet the same grizzly fate?Join James Bishop, founder of OneFinePlay, as he embarks on an insightful and fascinating journey - delving into the Podcast Graveyard to unearth the untold tales of shows that are now longer with us.About James Bishop & OneFinePlayJames Bishop is the founder of OneFinePlay - one of the leading production companies in ‘conscious’ podcasting. Over the last five years, James and OneFinePlay has made hundreds of podcasts with creators big and small - totalling millions of downloads, no.1 shows in the Apple Podcast Charts, tens of millions of views on social media and award winning podcasts. OneFinePlay has recently launched the world’s most comprehensive and user friendly directory designed to have all of the best products, people & perspectives across the creator economy.If you have a podcast in the graveyard you want to talk about - reach out to us at podcastgraveyard@onefineplay.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podder - https://www.podderapp.com/privacy-policy