How connected locally are you?

We often hear of a podcast with a National or International focus, but today’s guest Ryan Sullivan shares with us how he focused on local and how telling the stories of local artists has been a unique project for him.

As a podcast, we record audio, share it, and move on typically. Still, one special episode he recorded became a living legacy of the personality of a guest who passed away after being on the podcast.  

It’s not just about the audio; it's about legacy, and this will be a story you won’t want to miss.

Key Topics:

·     Where did the idea for BopCast get started (1:06 )

·     How did you decide what the audience demographic focus was going to be (04:20 )

·     How do you find your guests within a unique demographic like this (6:12 )

·     How did you decide you want to start a podcast (8:14 )

·     What advice would you share with others looking to start or grow a cause-focused podcast (9:23 )

·     Creating a content experience around all the media channels (11:25 )

·     What makes The College Prep Project the charity of choice for this episode (12:54 )

·     Best piece of advice for other podcasters (14:46 )

Website link: Link

Podcast Links:

·     Apple

·     Google

·     Spotify

Charity: The College Prep Project

Social Links

·     LinkedIn

·     Facebook

·     Instagram

·     YouTube

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