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Daily Dave - A Podcast Lesson from an Apple - The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips In this motivational episode, Dave shares a memorable story about an apple—and the powerful lesson it holds for podcasters. With the analogy of seeds and apples, Dave encourages creators to look beyond statistics and recognize the unseen, far-reaching impact of their work.The Apple Story & PodcastingYou can count the number of seeds in an apple, but you can’t count the number of apples in a seed.Every podcast episode you produce is like a seed—while you may track downloads and listeners, the long-term effects and influence of your message are immeasurable.Don’t get fixated on numbers alone; understand that your content could influence and inspire countless people far beyond what is visible in your analytics.Inspiration for PodcastersWhen creating episodes, focus on the potential impact of your message, not just immediate statistics.On challenging days, place an apple near your microphone as a reminder: even small efforts can lead to tremendous, unseen growth.Remember, touching just one life can create a ripple effect, benefiting families, communities, and future generations.Upcoming Series: Creating Impactful Podcast MessagesDave announces a 10-episode series focused on crafting meaningful, impactful podcast content.Topics will include defining your purpose and audience, creating compelling messages, effective research and preparation, and more.Each episode aims to help you strengthen your message and grow your podcast community.Invitation: Podcast Feedback with a Charitable TwistDave offers a free, thoughtful podcast review process:Submit an episode for feedback.Receive comments and suggestions before anything is shared publicly.If you participate, make a donation to a charity of your choice (and share which charity, so it can be promoted in the review episode).The goal is to foster growth and positivity—no mockery, just genuine help.Action ItemsReflect on the “apple and seeds” lesson as you create your next podcast episode.Look out for the upcoming series on building an impactful podcast.If you want constructive feedback on your show, visit howtopodcast.ca for details and to participate.Key Reminder:You can count the number of seeds in an apple, but you can't count the number of apples in a seed. Your podcast’s true influence might be much greater than you ever realize!Thank you for being part of The Daily Dave and the How To Podcast family. Keep planting those seeds—your voice and your message matter.___⁠https://howtopodcast.ca/⁠⁠

E97 - CO-HOST - Dr. Lj Johnson - Balancing Life and Podcasting, Growing Your Audience, Being Authentic Dr. Lj Johnson is the host of The Wholistic Endo Expert, hosted by Dr. Lj Johnson, is the ultimate combination of all things endometriosis and women's health. After waiting 16 years for a diagnosis she knows firsthand how frustrating it can be to deal with all the misinformation online and the medical gaslighting which plagues our endo community. This podcast will help take the weight off your shoulders by providing you with practical holistic options so that you can get back in the driver's seat of your health! The Wholistic Endo Expert, hosted by Dr. Lj Johnson, IHP. AFDNP. IIN, CHEK is the ultimate combination of all things endometriosis and women's health. After waiting 16 years for a diagnosis she knows firsthand how frustrating it can be to deal with all the misinformation online and the medical gaslighting which plagues our endo community. This podcast will help take the weight off your shoulders by providing you with practical holistic options so that you can get back in the driver's seat of your health! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wholisticendoexpert/support https://www.ljspowerhouse.org/

E84 - Creating a Great Recording Space For Your Podcast - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series Spend time at the beginning of your recordings to set yourself up for success. If you have someone editing your audio for you, you can make things easier for your editor by recording in a quiet space, free of distractions (pets, loud noises, your phone notifications for example). This episode has some practical recording tips for you as you record your show! If you need help editing your show, please reach out today! I can do this for you, let's have a conversation and see how I can support you and your podcast! https://howtopodcast.ca/

E63 - Audio vs Video Podcasting - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series Audio vs Video Podcasting - or both? There are a few key differences between audio and video podcasts: Production time: Video podcasts typically take longer to produce than audio podcasts because they involve creating and editing video content in addition to the audio. Equipment: Audio podcasts generally require less equipment than video podcasts. Audio podcasts can often be recorded using just a microphone and a computer, while video podcasts typically require a camera and lighting equipment in addition to audio recording equipment. Distribution: Audio podcasts are typically distributed through podcast directories like Apple Podcasts or Spotify, while video podcasts may also be distributed through platforms like YouTube or Vimeo. Engagement: Some people find it easier to engage with audio podcasts while doing other activities, such as driving or exercising, while video podcasts may require more attention and may be more suitable for watching at home or on a device with a larger screen. Monetization: There are many different ways to monetize podcasts, but video podcasts may have more opportunities for revenue through ads or sponsorships. Overall, the decision to produce an audio or video podcast will depend on your goals and resources. Both types of podcasts have their own unique benefits and can be effective ways to reach an audience. ___ ⁠⁠⁠http://howtopodcast.ca/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Podcasting Tips, How To Podcast, Start A Podcast, School, Podcast, Podcaster, Podcast Review

Episode 485 - New Paid Coaching and Training Plans for Podcasters - Quick Podcast Launches, First 10 Episode Releases and Ongoing Podcast SupportHey - so, I had a listener reach out and ask if there was a way to jump the line instead of listening to all of the free content on The How To Podcast Series and what it would cost to work with me as a podcast coach - so this sent me down a path of creating something that I would love your input on...I want to create a quick launch, get you set up with a trailer episode, your artwork, podcast name and description within 24-48 hoursI want the next level for podcasters to get you from episode 0 to episode 10 over a 6-12 week processI want the next level for podcasters to grow in the double digits - episode 10 to episode 99Then - for podcasters with episodes in the tripple digits - episode 100 to 999This will be a hybrid of group coaching, one-on-one support and beyondI am looking for podcasters at each level - I will work with a handfull of podcasters for free - I only ask for your feedback, a recommendation for my website and help with pricing.If you are interested, I would love to connect with you____https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 484 - Two Years Later, Podcast Lessons Learned, Growth and Changes from Where We Start From With Co-Host Fatima BeyMindShift Power PodcastMaking our content accessible to everyone matters to us. Whether you have hearing impairments, limited data, or connectivity issues, our Podcast Episode Library ensures you never miss an episode. Simply click the button above to explore.https://www.fatimabey.com/https://www.fatimabey.com/podcast___https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 483 - Limited Series, Mini-Podcasts and Breaks Are Not Examples of Podfade - Setting Expectations from the StartPodfade is often misunderstood, and many scenarios do not fit its definition. Podfade specifically refers to a podcast that gradually or suddenly stops publishing new episodes without a planned conclusion or official announcement. Below is an expanded explanation of what podfade isn't, followed by suggested episode titles to explore these distinctions.What Podfade Isn’tNot a Limited Series or Planned EndingPodfade does not include podcasts designed as limited series, such as a show with a set number of episodes (e.g., a 10-part educational series that wraps up as expected). These shows have a clear beginning, middle, and end—both the creator and the audience know from the start that the show will conclude after a certain point.Not Taking a Break or Going on HiatusStructured breaks—whether announced seasonal breaks or recharges due to personal needs—aren't considered podfade. As long as the podcaster communicates their intention and returns as planned, it does not qualify as podfade.Not a Pivot or RebrandIf a show changes format, focus, or even takes a brief pause to relaunch in a new direction and communicates this with listeners, it is not podfade. Evolution of a podcast is part of creative growth if it’s done openly and intentionally.Not “Podcast Failure” in GeneralPodfade isn’t a catch-all term for all types of podcast endings or unsuccessful shows. Many podcasts end intentionally, are retired with a farewell episode, or are simply meant to be short-term and finish as planned.Not Simply Scaling Down ContentReducing episode frequency (from weekly to monthly, for example), if communicated, is not podfade. Slowdowns that are part of a conscious change in production do not match podfade’s “disappearance without closure” hallmarkWant a better podcast hosting site? We love Captivate.fm - here is our affiliate linkhttps://fas.st/t/ewBjvyuj____https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 482 - Top 5 Mistakes Podcast Hosts Make When Interviewing A Guest (And How to Fix Them)Becoming a better podcast host, especially when interviewing guests, is about mastering the art of succinct questioning, allowing space for your guest, guiding the flow, listening with intention, and always keeping your audience in mind. How to Be a Better Host with GuestsAsk More Succinct QuestionsDo thorough research on your guest: Know their background so you can ask unique questions beyond what they’ve answered elsewhere.Aim for open-ended, concise, and clear questions: Keep questions focused and easy to understand; avoid lengthy or complicated phrasing that could confuse both your guest and listeners.Avoid leading questions: Let the guest bring out their story, resist pushing them in a certain direction.Give Guests SpacePause after asking: Don’t rush to fill silence; give guests time to think and respond, which often leads to richer stories.Let the conversation flow: Don’t stick too rigidly to your script—sometimes the most compelling moments come from unscripted dialog.Guide the ConversationSet expectations: Brief guests ahead of recording and share the tone, style, and what kinds of questions you’ll ask.Establish rapport: Spend a few minutes chatting before recording to make your guest feel comfortable, helping their personality to shine.Use a flexible outline: Draft talking points, but be ready to adapt based on your guest’s responses.Listen BetterPractice active listening: Fully concentrate on your guest, picking up both verbal and nonverbal cues.Be present: If you get distracted, try grounding yourself physically to refocus on the conversation.Ask follow-up questions: Show you value their answers by digging deeper, which also keeps the audience engaged.Be Mindful of the ListenerBalance depth and accessibility: Ask questions that are relevant to your audience’s interests and avoid jargon or inside references unless explained.Keep the episode’s objective clear: Deliver value every minute—summary, actionable advice, or memorable stories that will resonate and stick with listeners.Audit your show: Periodically review feedback or listen yourself to see how well you’re informing, entertaining, and connecting with your audience.These practices not only elevate the quality of your episodes—they help build lasting relationships with guests and keep listeners coming back for more.____https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 481 - Television Producer, Second Act Success Business Coach, Author and Podcaster with Co-Host Shannon RussellShannon spent over 16 years as a Television Producer overseeing multi-million dollar productions in New York City and Los Angeles working for companies like MTV, E! Entertainment, Yahoo!, Pop Sugar, A&E, TLC, etc.My second act began once I leapt into entrepreneurship and opened a franchise business serving families in my community, so I could be more present mom for my two kids. My business quickly grew to be amongst the Top 5 in the organization, and I successfully sold this business in 2024. While running my first business, I started Second Act Success® Coaching so I could help support women as they start a second act in life by changing careers to start a business.My focus as a business coach for women is to help others produce their best life, while finding the flexibility, freedom, and fulfillment they deserve.Now, I share my experience, as a television executive turned business owner with my clients, as we work towards their business goals. My first book released in May 2025 - Start Your Second Act: How To Change Careers, Launch a Business, and Create Your Best Life.https://secondactsuccess.co/https://secondactsuccess.co/podcast_____https://howtopodcast.ca/

EPISODE 76 - Six Simple Tips When Dealing With A Hater - How To Overcome Negative Comments as a PodcasterAs a new podcaster, dealing with haters can be tough. Here are some simple tips to keep in mind:Don't take negative comments personally.Try to learn from constructive feedback.Ignore or delete comments that are hateful or abusive.Respond kindly to negative comments that are not abusive.Focus on your supporters and the positive impact you are having.Take a break from social media if it gets overwhelming.Remember that haters are often a small group of people, so don't let their negativity discourage you from creating great content for your listeners.If YOU are looking for help in starting your new podcast, please check out our site - I would love to help you!DaveOriginal Publish Date - 5/5/23____http://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 480 - Podcast Lessons Gathered from Taylor Swift Guesting on New Heights with Jason & Travis KelceTaylor Swift's appearance on the Kelce brothers’ "New Heights" podcast set streaming records and offered several valuable podcasting lessons, both positive and cautionary, for creators to apply or ignore in their own shows.Takeaways to ApplyEvent-Based Promotion: Swift’s guest spot was staged as an event, complete with a countdown and exclusive announcements (new album, behind-the-scenes stories). This shows the power of intentional episode launches that leverage real-time hype and exclusivity for maximum audience engagement.Creating a Comfortable Environment: Swift was notably more candid here than in typical interviews, because the show’s format—conversational, informal, hosted by friends—created psychological safety. For podcasters, prioritizing guest comfort and authenticity yields deeper, more memorable content.Cross-Promotional Power: Integrating music, sports, and celebrity culture expanded the audience far beyond usual listeners. Purposeful crossovers, surprise guests, and collaborations can help niche podcasts reach and retain new audiences.In-Depth, Long-Form Interviews: The nearly two-hour episode allowed nuanced storytelling and emotional moments (e.g., Swift discussing her masters), making an argument for longer-form episodes—especially for meaningful topics—over the constraints of short segments.Video Podcasting’s Rise: Leveraging video (YouTube, shorts, social snippets) made the episode a viral multimedia event, reinforcing the importance of a strong video presence for modern podcastersTakeaways to Ignore or Use SparinglyCelebrity Exclusivity: While big names drive viral numbers, relying on high-profile guests or engineered relationship reveals is not a sustainable strategy for most creators. Instead, focus on building deep connections with guests or showcasing original expertise or community stories.Overly Polished Announcements: Swift’s album announcement worked in this context, but regular listeners may prefer organic content over episodes that feel overly promotional or self-serving. Balance insider updates with engaging, non-commercial conversations.Narrative Control: Swift used the episode to shape her public image and narrative on her own terms. Podcasters should strike a balance between structured storytelling and organic spontaneity to avoid feeling scripted or curated to the point of losing authenticityKey Podcasting InsightsFostering guest trust and emotional safety enables more compelling and impactful episodes.Planning episodes as interactive cultural moments, especially with multimedia extensions, yields outsized engagement and reach.Authenticity in the host-guest relationship enhances the listener experience and episode quality.Cross-promotion and thoughtful surprise appearances can help podcasts break their own audience records without sacrificing substanceThese lessons illustrate that while every show may not have the star power of a Swift/Kelce episode, creators can learn from the candidness, big-event energy, and strategic media use to make their own podcasts more impactful and memorable.Watch Taylor on the New Heights Podcasthttps://youtu.be/M2lX9XESvDE?si=dz3sQMcQoyLF0IK5____https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 479 - Social Media SYNC - A Framework for Intentional Human Connection in the AI Era with Co-Host Robin NathanielRobin Nathaniel has a story of resilience, creativity, and reinvention. Beginning his career as a musician, Robin’s artistic roots laid a unique foundation for his journey. This experience in music, with its emphasis on connection and storytelling, naturally paved the way for his transition into the professional world of social media. Living by the motto "Connect. Create. Contribute," he aims to inspire a wave of positive transformation.Book: Social Media SYNC - The Framework That Helps Leaders Build Intentional Human Connections OnlineStruggling to connect on social media?Posting content that doesn't have impact?Feeling stuck while others are getting results?It’s NOT the algorithm working against you. You're just using old outdated strategies.The exact framework used to help clients build countless connections.Get SOCIAL MEDIA SYNC today! Land The Talk: The Podcast for Nonprofit Leaders & SpeakersAre you a nonprofit leader, social entrepreneur, or purpose-driven speaker looking to amplify your message?Whether you're preparing for a high-stakes board presentation, leveraging social media to spread awareness, or dreaming of landing a TEDx talk, Land The Talk is your go-to resource.https://robinnathaniel.com/____https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 478 - Home Studio Mastery, Helping Creators plan their equipment, lighting, and layout with Co-Host - Junaid AhmedWhen Junaid Ahmed walked into his basement office to record his first video course, all he could see were the plain yellow walls behind him. He was excited to teach content creators how to use smartphones for video production—but as he hit record, he froze. He realized he wasn’t ready: the space wasn’t right, the tools were missing, and every fix felt temporary or too complicated. His excitement quickly faded. Something had to change.Junaid stepped back and started observing successful content creators. He realized he already had the knowledge—he just needed to apply it seriously. So he studied the pros, invested in the right tools, and committed to mastering his craft.Today, Junaid is the Founder of Humblezone and the Creator of Home Studio Mastery, a platform that teaches how to build effective home studios. With over 20 years of experience in video production and digital design, he helps podcasters, speakers, and content creators plan their equipment, lighting, and layout. His goal is to make it easy for anyone to create high-quality videos from a comfortable and professional-looking space.Junaid is also the author of Mastering iPhone Video Production and the host of the Hacks & Hobbies podcast. He’s a frequent speaker at national events like Podfest and various virtual summits.https://homestudiomastery.com/ https://homestudiomastery.com/5day____https://howtopodcast.ca/

Podcast Panel Idea for This Show, Looking for Panelists, Guests, Ideas and Happy Thanksgiving CanadaSo, I have been thinking about a new format addition to The How To Podcast Series - a regular panel discussion about podcasting with some of my Pod Pals, Past Guests and New Friends that follow this show.I am looking for a few "regulars" that would like to commit to this and others that would like to pop in here or there when available - if you are interested, reach out to me asap!Happy Thanksgiving to all the Canadians (like me) and Let's Go, Blue Jays!___https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 477 - Speaking with Confidence, Introverts, Formula for Public Speaking and crafting an elevator pitch with Guest Co-Host - Tim Newman Dr. Tim Newman is a communication coach, podcast host, and a recovering college professor with over 20 years of experience helping people become powerful communicators. He created The Formula for Public Speaking, a step-by-step system that simplifies the art of speaking, and the Confident Connection Formula, a proven method to craft an elevator pitch that makes people listen, remember, and want to connect.As the host of the Speaking with Confidence Podcast, Tim helps professionals sharpen their communication skills so they can stand out and succeed. He also brings his passion for sports into his work as a Golfweek Amateur Tour director and host of Golfweek Amateur Tour - The Podcast, where he dives into all things amateur golf, from player interviews to tour insights.Whether he’s coaching speakers, podcasting, or growing the amateur golf community, Tim’s mission is the same, helping people connect and communicate with confidence, clarity, and impact.https://www.formulaforpublicspeaking.comHead to the website for more tips and tools to boost your confidence, you’ll find free resources and can register for the Formula for Public Speaking course to take your skills to the next level. Let’s conquer this together!_____https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 392 - 92 Beats Per Minute, Pacing Your Words When You Speak - Are Your Podcast Listeners Keeping Up With YouImportance of a Listenable SpeedHaving a listenable speed when speaking in public, on stage, or in a podcast is crucial for several reasons:Speaking Too Slow:Boredom: Listeners may lose interest if the pace is too slow, as it can make the content seem dull or unengaging.Disengagement: The audience might start thinking about other things, reducing their focus on the speaker's messageSpeaking Too Fast:Confusion: Rapid speech can make it difficult for listeners to follow the message, leading to confusion or misunderstanding.Overwhelm: If the pace is too fast, listeners might feel overwhelmed, which can result in them tuning out or losing interestAchieving a Pleasing SpeedTo ensure a pleasing speed, it's essential to practice varying your pace according to the content and audience. Using pauses strategically can also enhance engagement and comprehensionRecording yourself and listening back can help identify areas where your pace might need adjustment to better engage your audienceSources:https://www.vipprotocol.ca/resources/find-your-flow-the-ideal-speaking-pacehttps://www.voiceovers.com/blog/how-many-words-per-minute-voice-overResource: A List of songs by beats per minute (bpm)https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~dtompkin/music/bpm/92.html___https://howtopodcast.ca/original Publish date: March 5, 2025

Episode 476 - Asking My AI Tool Perplexity How I am Doing and How To Use the Platform Better for my PodcastI asked AI how well I doing on their platform - here is what I asked of Perplexity.ai"from my interactions here on perplexity what have you come to learn about me, my approach to search and how can I improve my approach to using perplexity to get better results, how can I improve"Here was the result!What I’ve Learned About Your ApproachBased on your interactions, here’s what stands out about your style and approach to using Perplexity:Curiosity and Depth: You consistently seek actionable, in-depth answers—often requesting expanded outlines, practical steps, and SEO-focused advice tailored to podcasting, content creation, and community building.Personalization: You frequently ask for rewrites, simplifications, or reframing of information to suit specific audiences (e.g., dads, podcast editors, new podcasters), showing a strong focus on audience relevance.Strategic Mindset: You look for ways to optimize processes, from content planning and analytics to community engagement and business operations.Desire for Clarity: You value clear, concise, and actionable information—often requesting summaries, checklists, or step-by-step guidesYour Search HabitsYou often provide context: Giving background or specifying your audience helps tailor responses.You ask for practical examples: You request real-world applications, not just theory.You value SEO and discoverability: Many queries focus on increasing reach and impact through search optimization.You revisit and refine: You ask for rewrites, expansions, or simplifications, showing a willingness to iterate for clarity and effectiveness.How to Improve Your ApproachTo get even better results from Perplexity, consider these strategies:Be Even More Specific with Your GoalsState your desired outcome: Instead of just “tips for podcasters,” ask for “three actionable tips for new podcasters to grow their audience in 2025.”Clarify constraints: If you want a response under a certain word count, or in a particular format (e.g., checklist, table), mention it up front.Use Follow-Up Questions StrategicallyDrill down: After receiving an answer, follow up with “Can you provide an example?” or “How would this apply to [your audience]?”Request comparisons: Ask for pros and cons, or a table comparing options, to deepen your understanding.Leverage Perplexity’s StrengthsAsk for summaries and expansions: Use the assistant to condense complex topics or expand on brief answers, as you already do.Request actionable steps: Always ask, “What are the next steps?” or “How can I implement this?”Experiment with Prompt VariationsTry different phrasings: If a response isn’t what you want, rephrase your question or specify a different angle.Use role-based prompts: For example, “Act as a podcast coach—what would you advise for [situation]?”Reference Previous InteractionsBuild on past answers: Remind the assistant of previous advice or ask for updates based on new data or trends.Final ThoughtsYou already use Perplexity in a highly effective, intentional way—focusing on clarity, relevance, and actionable insights. By sharpening your prompts with even more specificity, leveraging follow-ups, and experimenting with prompt styles, you can unlock even deeper, more tailored results for your podcasting and content creation needshttps://www.perplexity.ai/Voices by:https://voicemaker.in/___https://howtopodcast.ca/https://www.joinpodmatch.com/truemedia

Episode 475 - Beyond the Empty Seats - Embracing Your Podcast FamilyThis is the audio version of my July 2025 appearance on PodMatch's Event - Podcasting Made Simple. It was an honour to participate in this event. If you are looking for the best podcast host and guest matching platform, Please check out PodMatch for all your guest matching services.https://www.joinpodmatch.com/truemediaIn this episode, Dave explores the real meaning behind the question, "How do I grow my show?" Frequently asked in podcasting communities, this question has many layers — and Dave challenges us to define what growth truly means for our passion projects.Key Themes & TakeawaysRedefining Growth:Growth isn't just about gaining more listeners; it's also about deepening your connection with your audience. Dave encourages podcasters to focus less on numbers and more on the impact they make with each listener.The Apple Seed Analogy:“You can count the number of seeds in an apple, but you can’t count the number of apples in a seed.” This quote highlights the limitless potential of each podcast episode and listener. One listener, one story, or one episode can set off a ripple effect that changes lives and communities.Real Stories of Impact:Dave shares stories of how a single podcast episode influenced a listener's life—including an account where a podcast episode helped someone find hope during a challenging time. These stories remind us that every download represents a person and potential change.From Analytics to Connection:Instead of letting low numbers discourage you, recognize the value of every single listener. Dave describes how he noticed a new international listener, gave them a shout-out, and then received a heartfelt message in return—showing that podcasting builds real relationships.Audience vs. Community:True podcast success lies in building a community, not just collecting an audience. Dave encourages engaging with listeners, calling them by name, and fostering ongoing conversations.Quality Over Quantity:Podcasters often fixate on empty seats or unmet numbers, missing the importance of meaningfully serving those already listening. Exceptional value, accessibility, and personal connection come first.Retention Matters:Growth isn’t only about attracting new faces. If listeners leave as quickly as they arrive, your real challenge might be retention and depth, not reach.A Personal Challenge:Dave challenges you, the podcaster, to stop focusing on who's missing and start celebrating who’s present. Every listener counts and deserves appreciation; every episode is a seed with limitless possibilities.Action Steps for PodcastersDefine what “growth” means for your show—beyond just numbers.Foster meaningful interactions: reply to listener messages, give personalized shout-outs, and build genuine connections.Reflect on your audience’s stories; remember, you may inspire life-changing moments without ever knowing.Celebrate all listeners, whether five or five hundred. Focus on making your show accessible and valuable to those who choose to listen.Reframe your mindset: count impact, not just stats. Embrace your “podcast family.”Quote of the Episode:“You can count the number of seeds in an apple, but you can’t count the number of apples in a seed.”Thank you for tuning in and for being a vital part of this community. Embrace your podcast journey—beyond the empty seats.___https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 474 - Substack Basics, Where to Start as a Podcaster and How to Grow with Co-Host Dave BeckemeyerDave joins to talk about his experiences on Substack as a podcast creator - Dave has been on Substack for 3 years and is experimenting with the various tools on the platform.We break down some simple and more complex ways that you can get started and grow on SubstackArticles we refer to:https://pubstacksuccess.substack.com/p/substack-sections-explainedhttps://open.substack.com/pub/lindac/p/please-fix-your-substack-welcomehttps://open.substack.com/pub/seanjkernan/p/13-signs-you-used-chatgpt-to-writehttps://open.substack.com/pub/landonpoburan/p/i-posted-10-substack-notes-per-day-and-the-results-surprised-meDave on Substackhttps://outrageoverload.substack.com/___https://howtopodcast.ca/

Episode 473 - Moving From Audio to Video Podcasting and Creative Podcast Intros with Co-Host Eric BennettEric hosts two unique podcasts, Eric and I met via an online Podcast Community Meetuphttps://micspodcastclub.com/Round Trip DeathNear Death Experiences - NDE's.Find answers to mankind's biggest question, "What Happens After We Die?"Round Trip Death podcast features discussions with people who have actually died, visited the other side, and returned to talk about it. What did they see? What did they experience and learn? How can these insights affect your life moving forward?https://www.roundtripdeath.com/Bee Love Beekeeping podcast is for everyone who loves honey bees! Hobby Beekeepers, Sideline Beekeepers, Commercial Beekeepers, Wanna-Bee Beekeepers, or anyone who is planting flowers and other native plants to support honey bees and other pollinators.https://www.beelovebeekeeping.com/____https://howtopodcast.ca/