How to Start a Podcast according to Tim Ferriss (and others) Suffice it to say, Tim Ferriss has improved my life. While he’s improved my life in many ways — through the likes of improved exercise, eating, sleeping, getting things done, debt freedom, emotional intelligence, and more — if I’m being quite honest, he’s also […]
Podcasting for Film or Podcasting with Films? It’s true – the line between TV, film, apps, and media is blurring. Remember Quibi, the short-form (and short-lived) micro-stories app featuring Hollywood talent? The value proposition was a convergence of Netflix and Clubhouse (without the IPs of the former or the scarcity and community of the latter). […]
Three Radio Dramas from the past for today Murder in the Studio is a collection of three thematically related — and subject unrelated — one-act radio dramas by The Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie. Written three decades apart (one from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s), these short plays were posthumously put together as a meditation […]
Podcast Content is More Important than Podcast Sales People don’t buy products from podcasters. People accept advice from podcasters they know, like, and trust. As a result, the single most important thing that you can do for your podcast is to position yourself as the podcast host (or podcast GUIDE…but more on this later). The […]
How Being a New Podcaster Primes you for a Book It’s worth mentioning that as a new podcaster, when you deliver a podcast on a weekly basis it will begin to do many things. (a) It will help you build an audience. (b) It will help you nurture an audience. And (c) It will help […]
Debt Freedom begins with the choice In “The Most Beautiful Book in the World,” Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt tells the story of a group of women prisoners who happen upon an illegal pen and an empty notebook. With this first possibility to communicate outside of their prison and the decision to use this notebook to write to […]