Podcast Answer Man
Podcast Answer Man is hosted by Cliff Ravenscraft, a veteran podcast producer and coach. The show draws on his experience producing dozens of shows and thousands of episodes to discuss how podcasting can build authority, relationships, and meaningful work. Episodes cover positioning, audience, consistency, technology, and workflows, as well as the bigger reasons behind creating a podcast. It is aimed at people who see podcasting as part of a larger body of work, not just a set of quick tactics.
Episodes
513 - What Does It Actually Mean To Be A Creator?
The phrase “creator economy” gets used everywhere these days.
But what does it actually mean to be a creator?
Is a creator someone who earns money directly from YouTube views, sponsorships, Patreon supporters, advertising, or brand deals?
What about the entrepreneur who creates content for an audience of only a few hundred or a few thousand people, but uses that content to build relations
512 - Community, Belonging, and the Value of Smaller In-Person Podcast Events
Podcasting can be a surprisingly lonely activity.
You can spend hours sitting alone behind a microphone, creating something that reaches hundreds or thousands of people, while having very few people in your everyday life who actually understand what you do.
I remember what that felt like during the early years of podcasting. Before there were large industry conferences, some of my favorit
511 - Why I’m Creating Fewer Podcasts and Writing More
At the beginning of 2026, I committed to publishing a new episode of Podcast Answer Man every Friday morning at 12:01 a.m.
I kept that commitment for months.
Recently, I decided to let it go.
In this episode, I want to take you deeper into the thinking behind that decision because this has become about much more than how frequently I publish a podcast.
I've been asking myself a larger que
510 - FIftteen Years, 760+ Episodes, and a Business Transformed by Podcasting
In 2011, Gary Takacs joined my four-week Podcasting A to Z course with an idea for a podcast specifically designed to serve dentists.
Gary was certainly not new to his profession at the time. He had started his own dental practice management consulting firm in 1989 after spending the 1980s learning his craft with two larger consulting organizations. His marketing model consisted primarily
509 - Does Your Podcast Still Deserve Your Time?
For the past 32 weeks, I have been committed to publishing a new episode of The Cliff Ravenscraft Show every Monday and a new episode of Podcast Answer Man every Friday.
I made that commitment because I believed strongly in the value of consistency, and because bringing Podcast Answer Man back was part of a larger strategy to restore visibility, reconnect with the podcasting industry, get
508 - Five Questions Every Podcaster Must Answer Before Expecting Their Show to Generate Clients
For more than twenty years, people have asked me two questions about podcasting more than almost any others:
“How do I launch a podcast?”
“How do I grow my audience?”
Those can be useful questions, but neither one appears on my list of the five questions you must be able to answer if your goal is to generate clients through your show.
Do not ask, “How do I grow my podcast?” until you can
507 - Your Newest Episode Is Not Always Your Most Valuable
In 2016, I helped a student launch a podcast through my four-week Podcasting A to Z program.
For this story, I call him Bill.
Bill was 62 years old at the time. He wanted to create a library of leadership content that people could access on their own schedule. He also wanted to build a more virtual business that was less dependent on his physical presence with clients.
At a deeper level,
506 - The Feedback That Could Keep a Creator Going for Six Months
There may be a podcast you’ve listened to for years—someone who has taught you, encouraged you, entertained you, or helped you make decisions that changed your life.
But have you ever actually told them?
I’ve been listening to podcasts since the summer of 2005. Over those twenty years, I’ve listened to thousands of episodes from countless creators. Yet when I honestly thought about how of
505 - Has Your Business Outgrown What You’re Known For?
What happens when your work has evolved, but the market still associates you with an earlier version of your professional identity?
In this episode, I explore how to use the content you create to intentionally change what people know you for, especially when your current work is profitable enough to keep postponing the work you most want to become known for.
This episode was inspired by a
504 - What Do You Really Want Your Podcast to Do for You?
Many people begin podcasting with the goal of launching a show and growing an audience. But after observing thousands of podcasting journeys over the past two decades, I have become convinced that the podcast itself is rarely the true desired outcome.
What people really want is what they hope the podcast will help them experience.
That might include more fulfilling work, meaningful income
503 - Does Every Podcast Need To Be On YouTube?
Does every podcaster need to be on YouTube?
That is the question I’m answering in this episode of Podcast Answer Man.
A recent LinkedIn post, sent to me by my friend Stuart Crane, talked about YouTube’s latest podcast-focused features and the growing amount of podcast consumption happening on YouTube. The post suggested that the future of podcasting is not audio-first or video-first, but
502 - Should Your Podcast Be Listed on IMDb?
Last week, while attending a social media conference in Lima, Ohio, I heard a speaker recommend something I had never seriously considered before: Submit your podcast to IMDb.
The idea was that IMDb has become a highly trusted source that AI tools and search engines often reference when gathering information about people. If that's true, having an accurate IMDb profile and podcast listing
501 - Let Them Unsubscribe
I recently came across a LinkedIn post that made a strong case for podcast hosts getting to the point more quickly.
The idea was simple: if your episode could be ten minutes, don’t stretch it into forty-five. Respect your listener’s time. Say the thing.
And honestly, I get it.
If I’m reading a book, listening to an audiobook, or sitting in a conference room while someone gives a presentat
500 - Podcasting As A Trust Engine
Welcome to episode 500 of Podcast Answer Man.
This milestone episode gave me an opportunity to reflect on what podcasting has meant to me over the past two decades, how the podcasting space has changed, and why I still believe so deeply in the power of this medium.
There is no shortage of commentary today about whether podcasting is growing, shrinking, oversaturated, being disrupted by AI
499 - Why I’m Live Streaming the Making of My Podcast
In this episode, I share the thinking behind my new live streaming and video content strategy.
For the past several months, I’ve been very clear that Podcast Answer Man is an audio-only podcast, and that is still true. I remain a strong advocate for creating audio content that is designed first and foremost for the person who will listen later, away from the screen, in the flow of their r
498 - Does The World Really Need Another Podcast?
A question came up while I was preparing for my podcasting workshop at Social Media Marketing World:
Does the world really need another podcast?
It is a fair question.
There are already millions of podcasts out there. Many industries feel crowded. A lot of topics have already been covered. AI has made it easier than ever to create average content. And with so much short-form video competi
497 - In A World Of AI Polish, Presence Stands Out
In this episode, I recorded while out for a walk using a small wired lavalier recorder clipped to my shirt. It was not a studio setup. It was not polished. It was not carefully produced. And that is exactly the point.
The recorder I used for this episode is the TASCAM DR-10L PRO - https://amzn.to/4d9vEHd
In a world where AI is making it easier than ever for content to sound clean, refined
496 - How To Keep Publishing When Life Gets Full
I missed an episode last week. It was the first time since recommitting to a weekly publishing schedule for Podcast Answer Man that I failed to release an episode on Friday morning at 12:01 a.m. And you know what? The world is still spinning.
In this episode, I talk through what happened, why I made the conscious decision to miss the week, and how I’m thinking about consistency, commitmen
495 - Audience Reduction Strategy: How Fewer Listeners Can Create More Impact
This episode came from a pattern I’ve seen over and over again.
So many people come to me asking for audience growth strategies. They’ve been podcasting for a while, they feel like they’ve hit a plateau, and they believe the answer is getting in front of more people.
In this episode, I challenge that assumption.
I share my own experience of going from a tiny audience to tens of thousands
494 - Why Unfinished People Make The Most Trustworthy Teachers
In this episode, I share something I’ve been seeing over and over again in conversations with people who are on the verge of launching a podcast.
There’s this belief that you need to have everything figured out before you’re allowed to speak, teach, or share your voice. I challenge that idea directly.
I talk about the fear of not being experienced enough, not having the right credentials,
493 - What Podcasting Actually Did to Our Life and Family
Over the years, I’ve told my origin story in podcasting many times. I’ve shared how I got started, how things grew, and how this work eventually became my full-time career.
But what you’ve almost never heard is this story told alongside Stephanie.
Recently, Stephanie and I were invited to be guests on the Our Family Invests podcast with Mike Neubauer. And after the conversation, we both a
492 - The Decision That Comes Before the Audience
In this episode, I’m sharing a conversation with Heather Bayer who was one of the first people in her industry to launch a podcast. She didn’t wait for permission. She made a decision about who she was and who she was there to serve.
More than a decade later, she’s still showing up every single week.
She now has over 650 episodes, a global audience and a business built through relationshi
491 - He Built a Podcast Network From Scratch. What 15 Years of Podcasting Taught Him
In this conversation, I sat down with Jason Cabassi, someone I had the privilege of helping launch into podcasting back in 2011. Since then, Jason has gone on to produce more than a thousand episodes and build an entire podcast network centered around the shows he loves.
We talked about how it all started with a fan podcast for The Walking Dead, the unexpected opportunities that followed,
490 - The Real Reason Most Podcasters Never Make Money
In today’s episode, I’m sharing a replay of a conversation I had two years ago with Alex Freeman on the UpFlip podcast. When that interview first aired, it quickly became one of the most significant entry points into my world. For several months afterward, people were reaching out to me saying they had discovered my work through that interview. Many told me they had listened to the episod
489 - The Long Game: How Real Thought Leaders Are Made
In this episode, I share one of the most important lessons I’ve learned from more than twenty years of podcasting and content creation. Success in this space, more often than not, comes down to two simple things: getting started and staying in the game longer than everyone else.
I talk about how my own definition of success has evolved over the years. I’ve learned to pay attention to reso
488 - Why a Bigger Audience Won’t Fix Your Podcast
Have you ever felt like your podcast is a grind?
You’ve been showing up consistently. Publishing episodes every week. Doing everything people say you should do. And yet, after months or even years, it feels like nothing is really changing.
You keep telling yourself:
“Once my audience gets bigger, everything will change.”
More listeners.
More opportunities.
More success.
But after helping
487 - Podcasting Has Officially Surpassed Talk Radio.
In this episode of Podcast Answer Man, I talk about a milestone moment that I never thought I’d see so soon. For the first time in history, audio podcasting has surpassed AM/FM talk radio as the most popular way Americans consume spoken-word audio.
This episode is part industry insight, part personal reflection, and part behind-the-scenes look at what I’ve been building lately. I also sha
486 - Video Is Not the Future of Podcasting and Why Audio Still Wins
Lately, I’ve been seeing a growing narrative that video podcasting is no longer optional. That if you’re not producing high-quality video alongside your podcast, you’re already behind.
I don’t buy it.
In this episode, I offer a thoughtful, experience-based response to that claim. Not because I dislike video. I actually enjoy video podcasts and have been consuming them for decades. But bec
485 - An In-Depth, Thoughtful Defense of Why RSS Still Matters
In this episode, I share a conversation that was recorded at the Cincinnati Podcast Studio with Brian Erickson.
I originally invited Brian to join me for an episode of my What Are You Creating? podcast, which I typically produce as an audio-only show. Since Brian runs a studio devoted to high-quality video podcast production, he invited me to come to the studio and record the conversation
484 - The Long Game of Podcasting: Lessons From 5,000+ Episodes with Guest Scott Smith
In this episode, I sit down with Scott Smith, host of The Daily Boost, for a wide-ranging conversation shaped by more than two decades of podcasting experience.
This is an honest exploration of what it actually takes to stay relevant, build a sustainable business, and remain creatively alive over the long haul in the content creation world.
Below, I’ve compiled a list of insights drawn fr
483 - Does Podcasting Take Too Much Time and Cost Too Much Money to Produce?
Does podcasting really take too much time and cost too much money to produce? That question came up for me after a series of conversations with experienced podcasters who have stepped away from shows they once loved.
In this episode, I explore that question from multiple angles, drawing on my own workflow, my production history, and what I consistently hear from people who feel stuck, bur
482 - Why You Should Consider Creating a Separate Podcast with Only 5 to 10 Episodes
What if the most powerful podcast you ever create is not one you plan to produce every week for years, but one you intentionally decide to end before you ever hit record on episode one?
In this episode, I share the full recording of my PodFest Expo 2026 session where I make the case for launching a limited-series podcast. A short, laser-focused show designed to solve one specific problem
481 - How to Start a Podcast and Still Be Around 12 Years Later
If you would like to learn how to start a podcast and still be around 12 years later, you will want to listen to this episode. In it, I share a powerful conversation with Laura McClellan, host of The Productive Woman podcast, who took my Podcasting A to Z course more than twelve years ago and has now published over five hundred episodes.
Laura almost never launched her show. She recorded
480 - Why Podcasting Conferences Still Matter. PodFest 2026
In this episode, I share why podcasting conferences still matter in 2026. Attending podcast-focused conferences has shaped my entire career. From the early days of missing the very first podcasting events to the way conferences eventually accelerated my growth, my relationships, and my income, this episode is a reflection on why rooms full of podcasters change everything.
For the first fe
479 - How Long a Podcast Episode Should Be: Consistency, Habit, and the Truth About Video
One of the most common questions I get from podcasters is how long a podcast episode should be, and in this episode I go much deeper than just throwing out a number.
Podcast Episode Length
In the first half of this episode, I answer a SpeakPipe voicemail from Nate about episode length and whether it is okay to mix short and long episodes within the same show. I explain why episode length
478 - Stephen Bartlett, Diary of a CEO, and The Myth of Six Simple Tips for Podcast Success
In this episode, I respond to a popular video from Stephen Bartlett, host of The Diary of a CEO, where he shares how his podcast generates seven figures a year and suggests that "anyone else can do it too" by following six simple tips for podcast success.
Let me be clear. I respect Stephen immensely. He’s built something extraordinary, and much of the advice he shares is genuinely solid.
477 - Why I Moved the Podcast Answer Man Website to Podpage
Podpage Features For Podcasts: In this episode, I share the full story behind why I’ve rebuilt the Podcast Answer Man website using Podpage and why I now believe it’s an excellent turn-key solution for podcasters who don’t want to deal with custom design, WordPress architecture, CSS, plug-ins, developers, maintenance, or the expense and complexity of building a fully customized
476 - Twenty Years In and We’re Still Arguing About This - The Real Definition of a Podcast
The Real Definition of a Podcast
Podcasting has been around for more than two decades. You would think the definition would be settled by now. Yet here we are in 2025, and people are still confidently giving advice in large Facebook groups while misunderstanding what actually makes a podcast a podcast.
In this episode, I walk you through a recent thread inside a group, devoted to the topi
475 - Podcast Answer Man Is Back. Your P4next Questions Answered
Your P4next Questions Answered
After several years focused on business strategy and mindset coaching, I am stepping back into the role that shaped two decades of my work. Podcast Answer Man is officially back. This episode marks the beginning of a new chapter that honors my roots while embracing everything I have learned since.
Inside this episode, I answer thirteen of the most common que
474 - The Zoom PodTrak P4next: The Most Impressive Podcast Device I’ve Used in Years
In this episode I return to my Podcast Answer Man roots and share an in-depth review of my newest and most unexpected favorite piece of podcast gear. The Zoom PodTrak P4next!
This tiny device delivers almost everything I rely on from the Rodecaster Pro 2 at a fraction of the size and a fraction of the cost, coming in at only $179.
I'll walk you through how I discovered it, my initial skep
473 - The Magic of Audio First Content Production
In this episode, I speak about the enduring power and benefits of audio-first content creation, specifically podcasting. Even as the media landscape continues to evolve, I firmly believe that audio podcasting remains a highly valuable and underutilized strategy for building your message, business, and influence.
I share my own extensive experience in the podcasting world, having launched
472- Outline Any Podcast Episode in 15 Minutes or Less: A Proven 9-Question Method
In this episode, I'm thrilled to share a proven method for quickly and effectively outlining presentations, talks, webinars, or any form of communication. At the core of this approach are nine focusing questions I learned from my public speaking mentor.
Whether you're a seasoned speaker or just starting out, this episode will equip you with the tools to create clear, impactful presentatio
471 - The Million-Dollar Mistake Most Podcasters Make (And How to Avoid It)
In this episode, I reveal the complete 11-step formula I recommend for building an online business. This valuable content—which people have paid thousands of dollars to receive in my in-person workshops—is now being shared with a wider audience.
I start by sharing my own entrepreneurial journey, which began with launching a podcast as a hobby. Over time, I discovered a desire to turn my p
470 - Core Beliefs Every Entrepreneur Needs for Success
In this value packed episode, I share 19 core essential beliefs that I believe are critical for entrepreneurs in order to achieve success. These beliefs cover a wide range of topics, from believing in your ability to succeed as an entrepreneur, to trusting that financial success will follow your passion and dedication, to being committed to continuous personal and professional growth.
The
469 - Is It Worth Having A Video Version of Your Audio Podcast?
Have you ever felt the magic of something you love slowly slipping away? In this episode, I share how my experiment with creating a video version of this podcast was diminishing the magic of my beloved audio-first approach to creating podcast content.
Tune in to this in-depth exploration of the potential value of creating a video version of an audio-only podcast. I share the highs, lows,
468 - Let’s Put An End To The Myth of The Overnight Success
I’ve been observing an alarming trend. Many people are prematurely quitting their day jobs, having fallen for the myth of overnight success. In this episode, I will discuss the myth of overnight success and its negative impact on the wellbeing of those who believe in it. I will introduce three questions to consider before quitting your day job and four essential business foundations to es
467 - Turning Podcasting Failures into Success: My Top Three Mistakes Over The Past Four Years
In this episode, I open up about the top three mistakes I've made over the past four years.
I'll share how stopping my weekly podcast content, neglecting consistent email communication with my audience, and abandoning my life-giving early morning routine impacted my journey.
Join me as I share the lessons I've learned from these mistakes and how they are shaping my approach moving forward
466 - Graham Cochrane | Do You Know Who You Are And What You Truly Want Out of Life?
Most people are living a life that’s not even close to the life of their dreams. Some people are living parts of their dream, but they feel something is missing. Many feel stuck in this season of life or go through their day with a sense that they were made for something more. In a word, life has been an overall disappointment. The reason? We are all just conforming to the world around us
465 - The Number One Method For Growing Your Audience
In this podcast episode, I interview my dear friend Jessica Rhodes about her podcast guesting service business, Interview Connections, which she started in 2013.
Over the past decade, her business has become a powerful entity that helps individuals reach their ideal clients and expand their audience.
Listen in to learn valuable tips on how to make a strong impact when given the opportunit
464 - From Seven Years of Intention To Taking Action Within 7 Days
In today's episode, I share a transformative conversation highlighting how one coaching session can shift years of aspirations into rapid reality.
Recently, I had the pleasure of coaching Ryan Hamilton, a visionary who had been nurturing the dream of launching his own podcast and becoming an industry thought leader for seven years. During our intensive 90-minute session, Ryan sought to br
463 - Why I Transitioned All My Podcast Hosting to Kajabi: A Game-Changing Insight
In this info-packed episode, I'm joined by my longtime friend and fellow online business expert Ray Edwards to dive deep into why we believe Kajabi is the ultimate all-in-one platform for online business owners.
Ray and I take a trip down memory lane to remember the "bad old days" of cobbling together a frankenstein's monster of different tools, services, and platforms just to create and
462 - Don't Make The Mistake of Starting With A Podcast - How To Build An Online Business
In this episode, I share a recording from a recent Ask Me Anything session that I hosted. During the session, Kristy posted the following question in the chat: "I need courage to start a blog that I can monetize. Do you have any words of wisdom? I've tried starting a blog in the past but struggled with maintaining consistency. I don't want to fall into old habits. Please advise. Thanks!"
461 - The Rich Tapestry of Pat Flynn's Online Ventures: Successes, Missteps, and Lessons
In this episode of The Cliff Ravenscraft Show, I had the pleasure to deep dive into the creative side of the multifaceted Pat Flynn.
Pat, an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and the brain behind "Smart Passive Income," shares how his identity has evolved over time. We talk about how his love for fishing has offered him peace away from his bustling life and business. His answer to why he's h
460 - Why Most Podcasters Fail To Generate Income From Their Podcasting Efforts
Several years ago, I realized that my brand, Podcast Answer Man, wasn't fully reflecting the guidance I was providing to those seeking strategies, tools and techniques to [fill in the blank]. That's why I decided to evolve my brand to Mindset Answer Man - to provide a better indication of the kind of advice I was giving.
As the result of working with so many people, I began to recognize p
459 - Most Exciting Podcasting News Since 2005! Kajabi Adds Podcasting Feature
In this episode, I share why Kajabi adding podcasting functionality to their offering is the most exciting podcasting news I’ve heard since 2005.
By the way, if you sign up for Kajabi using my affiliate link at MindsetAnswerMan.com/Kajabi before July 26th, you can get full access to all that Kajabi has to offer for three full months for only $99.
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458 - Stop Trying So Hard To Grow Your Audience / Do This Instead
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457 - Is It Wrong To Teach What You Have Learned From Others?
Some people fear putting out content that is inspired by what they have learned from someone else. In this week's episode of The Cliff Ravenscraft Show, I'm going to share my thoughts on this topic.
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456 - Chapters In Podcasts?
In this episode, I share a tech tip that would allow podcasters to add chapters, images and even links within audio podcasts.
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455 - Creating Online Courses With Amy Porterfield
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454 - How To Attract 1,000 True Fans
In last week's episode, I talked about the fact that you don't need a large audience to make a great living doing the work that you love. The focus of that episode was from a 2008 article by Kevin Kelly that suggested that one only needs 1,000 true fans to make a great living.
In this week's episode, I answer the question… How do you attract 1,000 True Fans?
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453 - You Do Not Need A Large Audience To Make A Great Living!
Have you ever heard of the article titled “1000 True Fans” by Kevin Kelly?
This article came out at a powerful moment in my life, back in 2008, just after I transitioned into full-time self employment.
I was looking to find a way to build a profitable business around the content, products and services that I created.
Sure, I was blessed to have already grown a relatively nice sized a
452 - Will Choosing A Narrow Target Audience Limit Who You Reach?
Recently, my friend, Kris Pavone, joined the Next Level Mastermind and introduced himself to the group in our discussion forum. In the introduction, he wrote that… “I am a podcaster and success coach. I help men between the ages of 30-50 who feel frustrated, stuck, and are ready to change, gain clarity and take action so they can live the life of their dreams!”
One of the ladies in our gr
451 - Batch Processing - Audio Vs Video - And So Much More
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450 - The Awesome Benefits of Having An Audio Podcast
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449 - Audio Branding – Creating An Intro For Your Podcast
In this week's episode, I talk about what “Audio Branding” is and the step-by-step process that is involved in getting a professional intro and outro for your podcast. I also share my own history of audio branding over the past 12 years.
If you are ready to take the audio branding for your show to the next level, I encourage you to check out my exclusive audio branding package with Music
448 - How We Created A Business Around Our Podcasting Efforts
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447 - My New Video Studio Gear & Next Level Live Workshop Announcement
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446 - How much personal information should you share in your podcast?
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445 - What Is The Best Social Media Platform To Promote Your Podcast?
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444 - Why Being Authentic Matters
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443 - Why I Switched From Aweber To ConvertKit
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442 - How Luria Petrucci Saw Podcasting As An Opportunity To Change Her Life
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441 - How To Become Confident Behind The Microphone & The Power of Getting Started
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440 - Top Strategies Used By Today’s Top Ranked Podcasters
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439 - How I Completely Eliminated The Echo In My Studio Space
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438 - Podcasting Purely To Entertain – A Conversation With Michael O’Neal
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437 - Live To Hard Drive Vs Heavily Editing – And Thoughts on Batch Processing
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436 - Why Am I Vlogging Daily? And Is It Worth It?
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435 – The Podcast Is The Thing We Love Most Out of Everything! An Interview With Scott Stratten
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434 – How Do You Know If Your Idea Will Succeed? An Interview With Pat Flynn
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