Gretchen Rubin is the author of awesome books like 'The Happiness Project', 'Better Then Before' and the soon-to-be-released 'The Four Tendencies'. She also hosts a podcast with her sister called 'Happier' where they talk about everything related to happiness. This interview is great because Gretchen gives some really valuable insight into her show and heaps of great advice for anyone looking to start or grow their podcast. Check out more from Gretchen athttp://gretchenrubin.com
Andy DiGenova is the host of 'Real Fans 4 Real Movies' and 'Holy BatCast' and 'Dis-Order'. With hundreds of podcast episodes under his belt, he certainly has plenty of lessons to share. Check out his shows here: Real Fans 4 Real Movies at www.rf4rm.comand Holy BatCast at www.holybatcast.com
Pete Mockaitis hosts the podcast 'How to be Awesome at Your Job', which has now published almost 200 episodes. Pete talks to us about his show and shares with us some of the lessons he's learnt over his podcasting journey. Check out the show at: www.awesomeatyourjob.com
Craig Price hosts the 'Reality Check' podcast. He is also a co-host of the 'Matinee Heroes' podcast, produces other podcasts, and used to run a podcast on behalf of a charity. He started in own show back in 2011, and has been involved in around 700 podcast episodes, either hosting or producing. Check out 'Reality Check' at: www.realitycheckpodcast.com Check out 'Matinee Heroes' at: www.matineeheroes.com Check out Craig Price at: www.therealistsguide.com
Cheryl Butler is the Mighty Mommy with Quick and Dirty Tips. QDT features different writers and hosts across things like health, business, productivity and relationships, and with 8 children, Cheryl is their parenting expert. Cheryl has ben podcasting for four years and has created over 250 episodes! She shares her podcasting lessons and her advice for anyone think of starting their own show. Check her out at www.quickanddirtytips.com
Pseudophiles is a conversation between three friends about pseudoscience, conspiracies, and all things mysterious. Check them out athttps://www.pseudophiles.com/podcast/
Peter Clayton started his first podcast in 2005! That means he's had over 12 years of podcasting experience and has produced over 1,600 episodes. Safe to say - he's learnt a lot about podcasting along the way.Peter talks about the lessons he's learnt, and gives advice for anyone who runs (or is looking to start) a podcast of their own. He currently hosts 'Total Picture Radio' and 'Jobs in Pods'. These shows are largely centred around career and leadership, including HR, talent acquisition, innovation and strategy. You can check out Peter's shows at www.totalpicture.comand www.jobsinpods.comor you can email peter@totalpicture.com. You can read the full blog post with Peter's podcasting lessons at www.thepodcastaboutpodcasts.com/lessons/totalpicture
Christina Canters is the host of the 'Stand Out, Get Noticed' podcast. The show is designed to help people with their confidence and communication, particularly as it relates to things like public speaking, network, and general small talk. The show is a mixture of solo episodes that are lessons from Christina, as well as occasional interviews with guests that share their knowledge. Check out her show at www.thecmethod.com See the full blog post with Christina's podcasting lessons at www.thepodcastaboutpodcasts/lessons/thecmethod
Shelley Rogersis host of the 'Inspiring Greatness' podcast, where she interviews inspiring entrepreneurs from around the world to find out a little more about their business journey. The show is about to hit it's 100th episode! Recently, Shelley has decided to tighten her niche, so now she'll be focusing on female entrepreneurs with a business revenue between $250k and $3m. Check out the show athttp://maxumcorp.com.au/podcasts/ See my full blog post of the lessons from Shelley atwww.thepodcastaboutpodcasts/lessons/shelleyrogers
'Razor Ray' Milidoni is one of the hosts of 'The Razor Sharp Show', where they extract lessons from guests to help their listeners "stay sharp". Based on the final habit of Stephen Covey's '7 Habits of Highly Effective People', the purpose of this show is the be constantly "sharpening the saw". Check out the show athttp://razorsharpshow.com See my full blog post of the lessons from Ray at www.thepodcastaboutpodcasts/lessons/razorray