I Made A Podcast: Teaching You How to Start, Grow and Monetize YOUR Podcast

Join us for an inspiring conversation with veteran podcaster Alan C Paul, who shares his incredible 2017 journey turning a book idea into the thriving "God and Gigs" podcast. Learn his secrets for building powerful relationships, crafting impactful interviews, and staying consistent for over 400 episodes. Alan reveals how to build a strong podcast community beyond social media, and offers wisdom on knowing when to evolve your show. Discover essential insights for every content creator in 2026, especially as we head into summer podcast planning. Alan's advice on balancing life and a successful podcast career is a must-listen for faith-focused creators looking for long-term impact. Tune in for authentic strategies to connect with your audience and make your podcast truly resonate.

You can keep up with Allen and God & Gigs podcast be clicking below:

If you're starting a podcast, use my free Podcast Assessment Tool to see if you're REALLY ready. Here's the link to use it. ⁠https://podcast-readiness-assessment.lovable.app⁠

Join "I Made a Podcast" for a vibrant conversation with Julie and Sarah from "Suspenders Unbuttoned." Celebrating five years in podcasting, these masters of interview share their unique journey from fan group to a top-ranked show. Discover their "over prepared" yet conversational style that helps them connect deeply with guests, from "Hallmark" actors to behind-the-scenes entertainment professionals. Learn how they pivot from structured questions to authentic dialogue, even with those camera-shy interviewees. They open up about their biggest lessons, their full-circle moments, and the magic of remote collaboration. If you have an interview-based podcast or are looking to start one, gain invaluable insights into preparing for guests, fostering genuine connections, and the power of listening. This episode is packed with useful advice for creatives and podcasters looking to elevate their interview skills and sustain a thriving show in 2026.

Follow Suspenders Unbuttoned at the links below.

Welcome to I Made a Podcast. Today we are chatting with Jessica Hart, the dynamic Canadian podcaster and voice actor behind "Totally Bombed." Jessica dives into her journey from co-hosted shows to launching a successful solo podcast, sharing candid insights on managing fear and building effective systems. Discover her game-changing networking strategies, including tips from her Pod Camp 2026 session, perfect for introverted creators.

Jessica also reveals how she masterfully balances multiple roles as a musician, voice actor, and podcaster, while offering practical advice on time management and batch recording to reduce podcasting burnout. Learn how to engineer "clippable moments" in your episodes for better promotion and why identifying your ideal listener is crucial for growth. This episode is packed with authentic, actionable wisdom for new and experienced podcast creators looking to thrive in 2026.

Here are all the links to connect with Jessica.

https://linktr.ee/jessicahartmusictotallybom

https://www.totallybombed.ca/

https://www.instagram.com/jess_sweet_hart/

Thinking of starting a podcast in 2026 or want to grow your existing audio show? This June, join me on "I Made a Podcast" for a deep dive into what makes an elite podcast truly successful. We're auditing "The Diary of a CEO" by Steven Bartlett, a top-downloaded show, to uncover the intentional strategies behind its massive influence.

My podcast audits go beyond surface-level tips. Discover the critical differences between average and outstanding podcasts in content structure, audio production, strategic branding, consistent publishing, smart distribution, and audience engagement. Learn how to transform your podcast from a hobby into a powerful platform, focusing on purpose, emotional storytelling, and building a loyal community. If "The Diary of a CEO" can score a perfect 10 in monetization strategy, so can you. Stop guessing and start building your podcast with a clear vision this summer.

Join Chris on “I Made a Podcast” as he dives deep with Tally and Fran, the visionary minds behind Northflow.

This episode unpacks common podcaster struggles and reveals how a streamlined workflow can prevent burnout and drive growth. Learn practical strategies for managing your podcast, optimizing content repurposing for different platforms, and leveraging AI to automate repetitive tasks.

Tally and Fran share their candid insights, personal podcasting journeys, and an "aha moment" tip that could revolutionize your content referral strategy. Discover why most podcasts fail before episode 10 and how Northflow is building a solution to foster consistency and authentic content creation. If you're a podcaster or aspiring to launch one, this conversation offers invaluable advice for mastering your workflow in Spring 2026.

Welcome back to "I Made a Podcast"! In this crucial third part of my series with Myles, we dive deep into the essential steps for launching your own financial podcast. Myles is nervous, like many new creators, but together, we tackle his specific challenges. He shares his podcast concept, "Handsome Investments," focusing on real estate, crypto, and wealth building for modern asset owners. We discuss the importance of a realistic episode cadence and how batch recording can prevent burnout, a key strategy for spring 2026.

I reveal my "3-episode launch strategy" – including your compelling introductory episode – to ensure new listeners subscribe right away. Learn why planning your launch with multiple episodes is vital for initial traction and listener engagement. We also explore the critical importance of reading terms and conditions for platforms like Mailchimp (Miles learned this the hard way with "crypto education") and your podcast host to avoid unexpected account shutdowns. Plus, discover how to leverage social media for pre-launch buzz, use a QR code strategy, and identify your ideal listener to attract sponsors. This episode is packed with practical, actionable advice for any aspiring podcaster looking for a strong start in 2026. Join us to learn how to make your podcast a success!

Thinking about starting a podcast in 2026? Don't hit record until you've taken the Podcast Readiness Assessment!

Chris Creary walks you through this in-depth, weighted scoring system designed to give aspiring podcasters a clear picture of their launch potential. This isn't just a feel-good quiz; it evaluates 7 key areas of your podcast journey, from vision and purpose to monetization. Discover if you're ready to "Launch Now," "Refine Before Launch," "Build Your Foundation," or "Do Not Start Yet." Chris explains every question, why it matters, and how it impacts your score.

Learn exactly where to invest your energy to ensure your podcast isn't just launched, but positioned for genuine growth and long-term success. Get ready to gain clarity and confidence for your podcasting dream.

Ready to launch your podcast with confidence in 2026? In this "I Made a Podcast" episode, we dive deep with Delois Kimboi, who’s preparing to launch her own inspiring show, "Smiles from God." Join us for Part 3 of our essential podcasting series as we unpack the crucial strategies for a strong and lasting launch.

Discover how to craft compelling introductory episodes, leverage your existing online community on platforms like Facebook, and master the technical setup for video podcasting—from choosing the right camera (like the Sony ZV-E10) and microphone to optimizing your lighting for a professional look. We'll also cover smart editing tools like DaVinci Resolve and sound enhancement with Auphonic, plus how to effectively promote each episode. Learn about the power of an RSS feed and creating audiograms with Headliner to expand your reach. This conversation offers practical, faith-based guidance for content creators focused on making a genuine impact. Tune in to empower your podcast journey and build a connection with your audience that truly stands the test of time.

You can listen to Delois' podcast by clicking the link below.

If you're starting a podcast, use my free Podcast Assessment Tool to see if you're REALLY ready. Here's the link to use it.

Welcome back to "I Made a Podcast"! In this second part of our coaching series, Chris guides Delois through essential pre-launch steps. Go beyond just thinking about starting your podcast and discover how to be truly "podcast ready". This episode dives deep into crafting your compelling origin story, defining your ideal listener, and outlining your first 10 impactful episodes. Learn why connecting with your audience through authentic storytelling is crucial for gaining traction and making a real impact.

Chris also shares vital tips on audio quality, efficient recording workflows, and how to use analytics for sustained growth. Don't miss this practical coaching session, whether you're a new podcaster or looking to refine your existing show. Get ready to build a podcast that not only starts but thrives! Check out the free podcast readiness assessment in the description to kickstart your journey today.

If you're starting a podcast, use my free Podcast Assessment Tool to see if you're REALLY ready. Here's the link to use it.

Welcome to the first "Podcast Audit" of Season 4! Today, we're diving deep into Cam Newton's "Funky Friday" podcast. Discover what makes Cam Newton a compelling host and how his personality-first approach creates authentic connections with his audience. We'll explore the emotional engine driving its shareability and how the show brilliantly speaks to a specific niche at the intersection of sports, masculinity, and Black culture. Learn from the strong production quality that sets a professional tone. Then, we'll uncover crucial growth opportunities: structural improvements, the importance of owning your audience, enhancing discoverability beyond viral clips, and fostering a true community, not just an audience. If you're building your own show in 2026, these insights are essential for long-term success.

If you're starting a podcast, use my free Podcast Assessment Tool to see if you're REALLY ready. Here's the link to use it.

Welcome back to "I Made a Podcast"! In this second part of our deep dive, we continue our conversation with Myles, focusing on the critical steps to launch a successful podcast that resonates with your ideal listener and avoids the common pitfall of "podfade." We dissect Myles' homework assignments, scrutinizing his approach to defining his target audience, specifically those navigating financial journeys in their 30s and 40s. Learn why being hyper-specific about your listener's demographics, challenges, and interests is paramount for content creation and future monetization efforts like sponsorships in 2026.

We also explore Myles's podcast format, discussing episode length, solo vs. interview segments, and the art of asking engaging questions. Discover how leveraging AI tools like ChatGPT can refine your interview strategy. A significant portion of this episode is dedicated to an intensive review of Miles's proposed podcast name, "The Gnosis Report," and the importance of SEO-optimized titles and subtitles for discoverability. This April 2026 discussion provides invaluable insights for new podcasters, emphasizing meticulous planning and research as the foundation for a lasting, impactful show. Get ready to refine your podcast vision!

You can follow Myles on Instagram:

Join Chris Creary on "I Made a Podcast" for a new "Coaching in the Open" session with Delois, a passionate content creator preparing to launch her faith-based mental health podcast in spring 2026. In this first part of her coaching journey, Delois shares her inspiring backstory, from her "Smiles from God" YouTube ministry to her calling into the mental health prayer space. Discover her vision for helping others through biblical principles and mental wellness. Chris and Delois discuss the foundational steps for new podcasters, including identifying target audiences, episode frameworks, and the critical importance of a compelling introductory episode.

If you're thinking about starting a podcast, this episode offers invaluable insights and actionable advice to build a lasting, impactful platform. Learn how embracing your unique voice and purpose can lead to powerful reach.

You can follow Delois on her YouTube channel by clicking below.

https://youtube.com/@smilesfromgod?si=Jji9zmHBWbBkzsZn

Are you a busy entrepreneur or professional who dreams of starting a podcast but thinks you don't have the time? This video from "I Made a Podcast" reveals the game-changing secret to launching and growing your show without burnout: a podcast producer. Chris Creary shares how a producer tackles the technical complexities and time-consuming tasks, freeing you to simply share your voice. Learn how this partnership ensures consistency, elevates your brand with professional sound, and saves you 25-30 hours every month. Discover why a podcast producer isn't a luxury but an essential partner to build your influence in 2026. Stop waiting for the "perfect time" and find out how you can leverage podcasting to grow your brand, even with a packed schedule. Watch now to make your podcast dream a reality this spring!

Welcome to "I Made a Podcast"! In this first episode of our brand new coaching series for 2026, I guide aspiring podcaster Myles Dayes through the absolutely essential initial steps for launching a successful show.

If you're wondering how to start a podcast or why certain foundational work is crucial, this episode is for you. We cover the groundwork every new podcaster needs to do before hitting record, explaining not just "what" to do, but "why" it's important for long-term success.

You can follow Myles on Instagram:

Join me today for a deep dive into the profound lessons learned at PodCamp 2026. This isn't just about microphones or downloads; it’s about transformation.

Explore how expert speakers like Carla Ward, Joseph Ianni, Reet German, June Findlay, Sheena Yap Chan and others shifted perspectives on podcasting, business, and authentic human connection.

Discover the power of relationships over algorithms, the importance of treating your podcast like a business, and the ethical considerations of AI in creativity. Learn why "sharing from your scars, not your open wounds" is critical for authentic connection and how to release the "cringe" when putting your message out there. This episode offers invaluable insights for podcasters, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking to show up more genuinely in their work and life this spring. Find all speaker links in the description and get ready to elevate your podcasting journey.

Join "I Made a Podcast" for a captivating conversation with Zak Zakaluk of "No Brainer Show." Zak shares his unique journey from old-school analog radio to mastering the digital podcasting landscape in 2026. Discover his candid thoughts on common podcasting mistakes, the power of consistent content, and why YouTube has become his primary platform for growth. He reveals behind-the-scenes insights on production tools like his Rodecaster Pro and Sure microphone, plus his secret to engaging guests without a script.

Learn how "No Brainer Show" hit 8,000 YouTube subscribers and what strategies truly drive audience engagement. Zach also offers valuable advice on networking, avoiding scams, and why passion is key to podcasting longevity. Tune in for essential tips for new and seasoned content creators looking to make their mark.

Join us on "I Made a Podcast" as Chris sits down with fellow podcaster Remi Roy, host of "The Driven Introvert." Remi opens up about her early struggles, including starting with no strategy and the emotional journey of almost giving up.

Discover the powerful lessons she learned and how pivoting to a strategic approach, including strong social media presence, speaking engagements, and SEO, propelled her podcast into the top 2% globally. Remy also shares exciting details about PodGround, her new platform connecting and supporting podcasters.

Learn practical tips for growing your show, finding your niche, and connecting with your audience, whether you're an introvert or extrovert. This conversation offers invaluable insights into podcasting success for 2026 and beyond.

Connect with Remi and listen to her podcast using the links below.

Feeling too busy to start your podcast? Think again! This episode of "I Made a Podcast" challenges the idea that you lack time, revealing that "busy" often means "unclear priorities." Discover how to re-evaluate your schedule, bust the myth of huge time commitments, and fit podcasting into your already full life without burnout.

I'll cover practical strategies like batching content, eliminating distractions, and building a sustainable podcasting cadence that truly fits your lifestyle in 2026. Get ready to gain clarity, reduce overwhelm, and find permission to finally start your podcast project. Stop procrastinating and learn how to manage your time like a pro, creating with intention and making your podcast dream a reality.

Welcome to "I Made a Podcast" Season 3, 2026! This season is for builders who want to create a truly impactful podcast that connects with listeners and grows over time. Are you wondering how top podcasters think, or why your show isn't gaining traction? We're diving deep into real, practical insights. Discover how to build a strong brand, gain loyal listeners, and create sustainable systems without burning out.

Join us for in-depth interviews with successful podcasters revealing their growth secrets, my solo episodes on lessons learned from the trenches, and detailed podcast audits breaking down what makes popular shows work. Plus, follow our special coaching series as we build a new podcast from scratch, offering a step-by-step roadmap for launching or refining your own. Learn to podcast with purpose and clarity this February, whether you're brand new or an experienced creator. This is about intentional growth and building something meaningful.

As we wrap up this season of the podcast, I’m taking a moment to reflect on the most valuable lessons I’ve learned from my conversations with fellow podcasters. Throughout this journey, I’ve had the chance to sit down with creators from all walks of life—each sharing their best advice, unique strategies, and personal stories behind the mic.

In this season finale, I’m breaking down the most impactful insights—from practical tools and time-saving habits to powerful mindset shifts and creative ways to grow your show. Whether you’re a seasoned host or just starting your podcasting journey, there’s something in this episode that will help you sharpen your skills and re-ignite your passion.

Here’s what you’ll hear in this episode:

• The most unexpected lesson that changed the way I approach podcasting
• The simple habits successful podcasters use every week
• Creative ideas for improving your episode quality and audience engagement
• Encouragement for staying consistent when it gets tough

Thank you for joining me this season. Your support, messages, and feedback mean the world! I can’t wait to bring you even more value next season!

Hit play and let’s celebrate the growth we’ve experienced together!

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Ready to start your podcast in 2025 but not sure what gear you need? In this episode, I walk you through the best podcast equipment for beginners—from microphones to mixers—so you can launch your show with confidence and clarity.

You’ll learn:

• The best budget-friendly podcast microphones in 2025

• What headphones, audio interfaces, and recording software to use
• My personal gear setup and why I recommend it
• How to build a simple, high-quality podcast studio at home
• Tips for choosing gear based on your format and goals

Whether you’re launching your first podcast or upgrading your setup, this guide will help you invest wisely and sound professional from day one.

 Tune in and take notes—this is your 2025 podcast starter kit!

Buy most of the products I mentioned at the links below. (Full disclosure. Yes these are affiliate links... Appreciate you)Rode Podmic: https://amzn.to/4kuHD2DAudio Technicia AT-2020: https://amzn.to/3Ia4RxxZoom Podtrack P4: https://amzn.to/3U8whGALapel mic: https://amzn.to/4eGvCFSDesk mic stand: https://amzn.to/4eWFpYJBoom mic arm: https://amzn.to/44C3PloSony ZV E-10: https://amzn.to/3TYAmwZLogitech C920HD: https://amzn.to/4nJmZyzGreat Video Maker Studio Lighting Kit: https://amzn.to/4eNmfUT

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Get support, answered questions, and a community of like-minded podcasters what are all looking to grow.

In todays episode, we're talking about proven strategies to grow your show. If you’re thinking about starting a podcast or looking to sharpen your show’s impact, this episode is a must-listen. I had a conversation with podcast coach and host of Java with Jen, Jen Samuel, who has helped countless creators clarify their message, build confidence behind the mic, and launch podcasts that truly connect.

In this episode, Jen shares practical, actionable tips on:

• The secret to naming your show for maximum clarity and discoverability. 
• How to podcasting have her an opportunity to use her gifts and grow.  
• The key elements every podcaster needs to know to connect with your listeners. 
• And why your voice matters more than you think

Whether you’re a total beginner or ready to take your podcast to the next level, Jen brings real wisdom, no fluff, and a faith-filled perspective that empowers you to move forward with clarity and confidence.

If you want to connect with Jen or get access to her freebies, check the links below.

In this episode, I sit down with Hayleigh Hayhurst, the founder of Espresso Podcast Production. She helps busy entrepreneurs launch high-quality podcasts without the stress.

We dive into the behind-the-scenes of podcast production, the biggest mistakes new podcasters make, and how to create a show that builds trust and authority with your audience. Hayleigh shares valuable tips on how to simplify your process, sound like a pro, and use your podcast as a business growth tool.

Connect with, Hayleigh:

In this inspiring episode of I Made a Podcast, I spoke with Andrea Mason, global motivational speaker, certified personal development coach, and host of the podcast “Unleashing the Champion Within.”

Andrea shares her personal journey—from overcoming adversity to building a thriving coaching business and launching her empowering podcast. We dive deep into how she uses her platform to help listeners unlock their potential, embrace emotional freedom, and cultivate resilience.

Andrea also offers behind-the-scenes insights into what it takes to produce a purpose-driven podcast, stay consistent with your message, and connect authentically with a global audience.

If you’re a podcaster, coach, or anyone seeking inspiration to pursue your passion and make an impact, this episode is packed with wisdom you won’t want to miss!

Topics covered:

•  Andrea Mason’s personal and professional journey
•  The mission behind “Unleashing the Champion Within”
•  Tips for launching and growing a podcast

•  How to turn your story into a source of empowerment

In this insightful episode, I had a conversation with Manisha Solomon, the passionate host and producer of The Archery Parent Podcast. Manisha shares her transformative journey from being a newcomer in the archery world to becoming a dedicated “Archery Mom” and a guiding voice for parents navigating the sport with their young archer.

Tune in to hear:

• Why Manisha started this very niche podcast.
• How she is planning to create revenue through her podcast.
• How she is using it to equip parent to be successful in the sport of archery.

In this episode, we dive into the game-changing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in podcasting. Whether you’re a solo creator or a full-scale production team, AI tools are transforming how podcasts are recorded, edited, marketed, and distributed.

I covered:

• The top AI tools for podcasters in 2025
• How to automate your editing, transcriptions, and content repurposing
• The biggest AI trends in podcast production and promotion
• The advantages of using AI to save time, scale faster, and improve quality

From voice cloning to AI-powered social clips, this episode is your blueprint for staying ahead in the fast-evolving world of podcasting with AI.

If you want to streamline your workflow, grow your audience, and create smarter — not harder — this is the episode for you.

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If you are desiring to start a podcast and want to join my live class to interact with me join the wait list for my podcasting live class:

In this inspiring episode, I had a conversation with Anne Alexander-Sieder—host of the Act Bold podcast. Anne shares her bold journey through multiple life pivots, the vision behind her podcast, and how she empowers others to live and lead with purpose. Whether you’re navigating a career shift or seeking the courage to act on your calling, this conversation is packed with wisdom, authenticity, and actionable insight to help you move forward boldly.

In this episode, I had a conversation with Alex Dumas—international keynote speaker, best-selling author, and leadership coach—who shares his powerful journey in the world of podcasting. Since launching his podcast, he has interviewed high-impact guests and offered listeners transformational insights drawn from his own experiences as a coach and entrepreneur. Alex dives into how podcasting became a vital tool in his mission to help others grow, retain, optimize, and win—both in business and life. Tune in to hear how podcasting shaped his voice, expanded his reach, and continues to fuel his purpose-driven work.

Connect with Alex Dumas at the links below.

Are you stressing over the wrong things as a podcaster? In this episode, I break down 5 things you should NOT worry about—and 5 things you absolutely SHOULD focus on to grow a successful and impactful podcast.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your show to the next level, these tips will help you stay focused, motivated, and consistent. Forget perfection and downloads; instead, learn what really matters for building an authentic connection with your audience.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why having the “perfect” podcast voice doesn’t matter
• The truth about downloads and audience growth
• How to stay consistent and deliver massive value
• The importance of engaging your community
• Simple ways to promote your episodes and expand your reach

If you’re serious about podcasting, this is the mindset shift you need!

Join the waitlist for my Podcasting Class

If you are desiring to start a podcast and want to join my live class to interact with me join the wait list for my podcasting live class:

Today I spoke with Christopher A. Panagiotu. He has a podcast called "CAPatalize your Finances". He the was introduced to investing at the tender age of 10 and his company manages over $100 million dollars. We touched on Branding, starting podcast and the mindset needed to overcome the negative perceptions of others.

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Today I spoke with Susan Saller who is a passionate writer, speaker, small business operator, people connector, teacher, coach, podcaster, and host of the SMALL STEPS BIG WINS.

She has been podcasting for just over two years now and in our conversation we got into how incremental steps into the right direction can lead to big wins. You can listen to the episode at the links below.

Connect with Susan at the links below.

In todays episode I spoke with Matt Drinkahan. He gave us some tips on how to land big guest on our podcast and talked about he prepares for each interview so that the conversation can flow smoothly.

Check out his life’s work on the social media channel of your choice below:

Struggling to stay consistent with content creation without feeling exhausted? In this episode, I’ll share proven strategies to avoid burnout, stay motivated, and create high-quality content without stress. Whether you’re a YouTuber, podcaster, or content creator, these productivity hacks will help you manage your time, stay inspired, and maintain balance while growing your audience. Don’t let burnout hold you back—listen now and discover how to create content efficiently, sustainably, and with joy!

In todays episode, I shared at least one key thing I learned from every podcaster I spoke to for season number 1 of I Made a Podcast. You can use this episode as a summary of the entire season and then go back and listen to specific episodes to learn more. There was so much good things that I wanted to share. But I didn't want this episode to drag on for HOURS!! (LOL)

To go back and listen to any episodes from Season 1, Click the link below.

Dropped an EPIC episode today. I spoke with Meisha Watson who is the host of My Single Story podcast. Meisha has been involved in media for more than 13 years. In my conversation during this episode, she unloaded her wisdom on how we should use social media to share our message of our podcast and so much more during this episode. You have to listen & watch! You can connect with Meisha using the links below.

In todays episode of I Made a Podcast, I spoke with Nicole Lopez.  Nicole is a seasoned realtor taking you on an exciting journey through the ins and outs of the thriving Toronto housing market.  She has been podcasting for one year but has learned so much during that time and shares some insight that you can use for your podcast. Connect with Nicole using the links below.

In this episode, I explored how to use AI to clean up bad podcast audio. I tested three AI-powered tools to see which one delivers the best results in real-life situations.  - Comparing Adobe Sound Enhancer, Auphonic, and Capcut for audio cleanup  - Testing wind noise and car sounds removal while recording in a moving vehicle  - Evaluating background noise suppression with construction sounds  - Analyzing outdoor recording with traffic and wind noise  - Showcasing real-world application using an interview clip from the "Autism Rocks and Roll" podcast episode. 

Today I spoke with Sam Mitchell who started podcasting in 2019. In that time he has learned a great deal and has accomplished so much through his podcast. He has been on stages across the US and Canada as a Motivational Speaker. He has hosted events through his Non Profit. And has interviewed some BIG names on his podcast. Today he shared how he was able to do all this through his podcast. (Make sure you take notes. TRUST ME!)

Today I'm speaking to a podcaster who has a show about the education system. Rée is a visual storyteller who develops interdisciplinary documentaries that question the status quo. Her latest project, homeroom, is an international podcast examining how education systems around the world have impacted its peoples’ lives, their career trajectories and overall health. Rée’s goal with homeroom is to rethink what education (both at home and in society) should look like in order to meet the shifting needs and demands of our social values and economy. She has a BA in Fine Art, a MFA in Filmmaking, and is a TESOL-certified educator and curriculum developer of 15+ years.

In today's episode of the podcast, I'm going over a podcasting workflow to show you how to make a podcast from start to finish. I'm using most of the resources found on my cheat sheet. So yes! If you decide to use these resources it will cost you little to no money to start. It is possible.

Today I’m speaking with Erin Harrigan and she is doing a sensational job in her podcast. She is crushing it.  During our conversation she actually went through her entire funnel and explained how she uses her podcast to generate revenue for her business.  And the way she explained it was easily transferable to other areas as well. 

If you ever wondered if it's possible to be ambitious and let God lead at the same time?   Does “hustle” fuel your adrenaline, but you want to ditch the overachievement and pursue success with clarity, serenity and fulfillment?

If your outward success doesn’t match your inner unrest and unfulfillment, Erin's podcast is for you!