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Content Creation Musings

Author: J.D. Sutter and Porchlight Family Media

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In each episode, new media consultant J.D. Sutter will dive into one single topic regarding podcasting, blogging, new media, and online content creation. Drawing on his over two decades of content creation experience as a voiceover artist, writer, podcaster, and audio producer, he'll share tips and tidbits to help and inspire you in your efforts. It could be an article he's read, a piece of gear he's recently acquired, or just anything that's on his mind at the time, but each episode will be about 10 minutes; quick and to the point.
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J.D. shares a few thoughts on leaving a legacy as a content creator. We tend to think of creative legacy as the work we leave behind, but perhaps an equally meaningful legacy is the effect we have on other people while we're here.Show notes and transcript are at jdsutter.me/ccm21Send your feedback to [email protected]
J.D. shares how a routine Chick-fil-A run turned into a lesson on content creation. From broken app searches to hidden RSS feeds, many online creatives are dropping the ball on user experience. Here is why adopting a frictionless, customer-first approach is the secret to expanding your audience's reach.Show notes and transcript are at jdsutter.me/ccm20Send your feedback to [email protected]
J.D. shares some thoughts on why you should stop making content. If that sounds like the opposite of what this show is all about, you’re right and wrong. Listen in to find out what he has been mulling over for months now.Show notes and transcript are at jdsutter.me/ccm19Send your feedback to [email protected]
J.D. shares 6 of his favorite books that he read in 2025. He gives a short review, shares some favorite lines, and throws in a few bonus recomendations at the end.Show notes and transcript are at jdsutter.me/ccm18Send your feedback to [email protected]
J.D. shares 5 of his favorite Christmas novellas. These are all great, quick reads to enjoy around the holiday time.Show notes and transcript are at jdsutter.me/ccm17Send your feedback to [email protected].
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