Podcast about Podcasting with Gabe Leal

Gabe Leal

Most podcasts die before episode ten because the "why" isn't strong enough.Podcast about Podcasting is here to fix that. We sit down with the pros...from technical wizards to creative masterminds, to answer the ultimate question: Why should you do a podcast? If you’re tired of technical friction and "pod-fade" anxiety, this show is your roadmap to clarity.We eliminate the resistance of starting from zero by giving you the blueprints used by the industry’s best.

  1. "From Print to Podcasting: A Media Journey Built on Storytelling That Connects with Cindy Mich.”

    2d ago

    "From Print to Podcasting: A Media Journey Built on Storytelling That Connects with Cindy Mich.”

    From Print to Podcasting: A Media Journey Built on Storytelling That Connects with Cindy Mich In this episode of Podcast About Podcasting, Gabe Leal sits down with award-winning journalist, media personality, filmmaker, publisher, and podcast host Cindy Mich for a powerful conversation about storytelling, resilience, media evolution, and finding your voice through podcasting. With a career spanning journalism, radio, television, filmmaking, publishing, and podcasting, Cindy shares how podcasting unexpectedly became one of the most authentic and impactful platforms in her creative journey. From launching conversations that matter to building a listening audience of over 205,000 people, Cindy explains why podcasting remains one of the most accessible and meaningful mediums for creators today. This conversation explores what it means to build authentic media in a world driven by algorithms, why every interview guest deserves to be treated like a celebrity, and how creators can overcome fear, grief, self-doubt, and burnout while continuing to share stories that resonate with people. Cindy also opens up emotionally about loss, healing through creativity, and turning personal grief into storytelling through her upcoming short film project. Whether you’re an aspiring podcaster, filmmaker, writer, journalist, or creator trying to discover your voice, this episode is packed with wisdom, encouragement, and practical insight for building something meaningful that lasts. In This Episode, We Discuss: Why podcasting is one of the easiest and most accessible creative mediums How Cindy Mich transitioned from print journalism into podcasting Why “every interviewee is a celebrity” The importance of authentic conversations and strong interviewing skills Building an audience from zero in a crowded podcasting space Why podcasting should never feel like a chore Handling criticism, feedback, and audience expectations The business side of podcasting and media creation Grief, healing, and continuing creative work after loss The role storytelling plays in helping others through difficult seasons How networking opens doors in podcasting and media Cindy’s advice for aspiring podcasters afraid to start The importance of research, preparation, and audience engagement Upcoming projects including Elegant Expressions Magazine, Sin’s Chat Corner, film festival work, and Cindy’s upcoming short film Memorable Quotes “Every interviewee is a celebrity.” “If you want to make a difference, podcasting is a great outlet for you.” “Never too old. Never too inexperienced. Never giving up.” “When your heart is broken, sometimes you feel like you have nothing to say.” About Cindy Mich Cindy Mich is an award-winning journalist, media personality, filmmaker, publisher, podcaster, and founder of the independent film festival Art is Alive, now in its seventh year. She is the creator and host of Sin’s Chat Corner, a podcast and television platform focused on candid conversations, storytelling, arts, media, and human connection. Cindy is also the publisher and managing editor of Elegant Expressions Magazine and has built a listening audience of more than 205,000 listeners through her work in podcasting and media. Follow Cindy Mich on Instagram: @officialcindymich Connect With Podcast About Podcasting Hosted by Gabe Leal, Podcast About Podcasting explores the real stories, lessons, failures, and breakthroughs behind building a podcast and finding your voice as a creator. If this episode inspired you, share it with a fellow podcaster, filmmaker, journalist, storyteller, or aspiring creator who needs encouragement to finally hit record. 🎧 Follow, rate, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    51 min
  2. How to Grow a Podcast Audience Without Making It About Yourself with Dave Campbell

    4d ago

    How to Grow a Podcast Audience Without Making It About Yourself with Dave Campbell

    Focus on Your Audience, Not Yourself with Dave Campbell What does it actually take to build a podcast people care about? In this episode of Podcast About Podcasting, Gabe Leal sits down with podcaster, creator, and community builder Dave Campbell for a deep conversation about sustainable podcasting, audience connection, and why podcast growth has less to do with algorithms… and more to do with people. Dave shares lessons learned from producing over 2,000 podcast episodes across 9 different shows, including why most creators struggle after the first few episodes and how new podcasters can build momentum without getting trapped chasing downloads and vanity metrics. This conversation dives into the emotional side of podcasting, the importance of community, and why serving even one listener can completely change someone’s life. Whether you’re thinking about starting a podcast, struggling to stay consistent, or trying to grow your audience the right way, this episode is packed with practical insights and encouragement for creators at every stage. In This Episode, We Discuss: Why podcasting still has massive opportunity in 2026 How to identify and serve your ideal audience The mindset shift that helps creators stay consistent Why most podcasters quit after only a few episodes Building sustainable podcast workflows and systems How to overcome fear of self-promotion Why podcast growth is about depth, not just numbers The importance of community in content creation Dave Campbell’s approach to managing 9 podcasts The power of impact over analytics Memorable Quote from Dave Campbell “You can count the number of seeds in an apple… but you can’t count the number of apples in a seed.” About Dave Campbell Dave Campbell is a podcast host, creator, and educator focused on helping people start and sustain meaningful podcasts. Through his multiple shows and podcasting community, Dave encourages creators to remove the fear, gatekeeping, and perfectionism that often stop people from sharing their voice. Learn more about Dave Campbell, his podcasts, community meetups, and podcasting resources at: HowToPodcast.ca Connect With Podcast About Podcasting Hosted by Gabe Leal, Podcast About Podcasting explores the real stories, lessons, failures, and breakthroughs behind building a podcast and finding your voice as a creator. If this episode brought you value, share it with a fellow podcaster, creator, or aspiring beginner thinking about starting their show. 🎧 Follow, rate, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    42 min
  3. Your Podcast Will Suck at First (That’s Normal) with Heather Herington

    May 21

    Your Podcast Will Suck at First (That’s Normal) with Heather Herington

    Your Podcast Will Suck at First (That’s Normal) | Heather Herington | Episode 15 Most new podcasters think they need the perfect setup, perfect strategy, or perfect first episode before they can finally start. But the truth is… Every creator starts messy. In Episode 15 of Podcast About Podcasting, Gabe Leal sits down with Heather Herrington, host of Hot Mess Espresso, for an honest conversation about what it really feels like to build a podcast in public. This episode explores: * Why most new podcasters struggle with perfectionism * How to overcome the fear of publishing * the emotional side of podcasting * creator burnout and overwhelm * sustainable podcast growth * Why authenticity matters more than sounding polished * learning to fail forward as a content creator * how small creators can stay consistent long enough to improve Heather shares her experience growing Hot Mess Espresso, what she’s learned after publishing over 100 episodes, and why creators need to stop waiting until they feel “ready.” If you’re: * starting a podcast * building a YouTube channel * creating content online * struggling with consistency * or afraid your content isn’t good enough yet… this episode is for you. Because every successful creator started as a beginner. ⸻ Follow Heather Herington & Hot Mess Espresso: Instagram: @hotmess.espresso @heather.herington Listen to Hot Mess Espresso on Apple Podcasts & Spotify Business & guest inquiries: [team@hotmessespressopodcast.com](mailto:team@hotmessespressopodcast.com) ⸻ Subscribe to Podcast About Podcasting with Gabe Leal for real conversations about: * podcast growth * creator psychology * content strategy * audience building * creator business * YouTube growth * podcast discoverability * and building a brand people actually care about. #Podcasting #PodcastGrowth #ContentCreation #CreatorEconomy #PersonalBranding #YouTubeGrowth Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    51 min
  4. “Why Most Podcasts Stay Invisible (And How to Fix It)” with John Taylor

    May 19

    “Why Most Podcasts Stay Invisible (And How to Fix It)” with John Taylor

    Most podcasters think their problem is consistency. It’s not. Their real problem?  Nobody can find them. In this episode, Gabe sits down with podcast agency owner John Taylor to break down:  why most podcasts never get discovered  how AI search is changing podcast growth  why niche creators outperform broad creators  why YouTube is actually a search engine  how small podcasts generate massive business results  the real role podcasting plays in a marketing ecosystem John also explains:  why “helpful content” often fails  how discoverability ecosystems work  why podcasters misunderstand branding  the hidden power of differentiation  and why being “for everyone” kills audience growth If you’re building a podcast, YouTube channel, creator business, or personal brand…  this conversation will completely change how you think about growth. Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    42 min
  5. The Power of Authenticity in Podcasting: Insights from Paula Sima

    May 14

    The Power of Authenticity in Podcasting: Insights from Paula Sima

    Paula Sima didn't start Talk Shit With P to build an audience. She started it because she needed somewhere to put what she was carrying: COVID, depression, a breakup, and the particular weight of living a full life mostly alone. What happened next is the part nobody tells you: pressing record on the honest version of yourself is what builds the room other people actually want to walk into. Over five years, ten seasons, and 219 episodes, Paula built one of the most genuine spaces in independent podcasting. In this weekly conversation series, creative people show up unfiltered and talk about the mental and emotional cost of building something. In this episode, she and Gabe get into what it actually means to turn personal healing into a movement, why she still uses a $40 Amazon mic from the early days as her measuring stick for what actually matters, and the one non-negotiable in her workflow that every guest signs, including her dad. 3 THINGS YOU WILL WALK AWAY WITH The gear is not the resistance; the resistance is the gear. Paula started on a $40 Amazon mic she couldn't fully assemble, recorded on the free Anchor app, published without editing, and never listened back to Episode 1. Five years later, she has 219 episodes. The equipment conversation often serves as a delay tactic disguised as wisdom.Seasonal podcasting is a legitimate workflow, not a cop-out. Paula records a full season during her off-time, schedules the release, then spends the active run promoting instead of scrambling. Listeners don't leave if you're honest with them. Build a rhythm that works for your life, not somebody else's production schedule.Your show is not everyone else's show. Podops didn't work for Paula. Email outreach didn't work for Paula. What did work: Instagram voice notes, podcasting conferences, word of mouth, and yes, dating apps. Know your why, know your audience, and stop letting gurus with full production teams tell you how to run a one-person show.If what Paula shared today landed for you...And I think it did, go find her. She is @talkshitwithp everywhere. That's not a typo, and it's not a coincidence. Instagram, TikTok, Threads, same handle, all of them. And the show itself, Talk Shit With P,  is on every major platform. Spotify, Apple Podcasts, wherever you're listening to this right now, go search it.  Start anywhere. You won't regret it. Leave Paula a review. Share the episode with someone who needs to hear it. That's not a small thing.  And while you're at it,  if this show has been useful to you, same ask. Leave a review for The Podcast About Podcasting on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Subscribe if you haven't. Tell one person.  That's the whole CTA. One person. You know exactly who needs to hear this. Want to create better intros and outros...check out Eleven Labs: click the link for your free trial. https://try.elevenlabs.io/6ih6wtdsxjkq Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    43 min
  6. May 12

    Podcast Editing in 2026: "What to Cut, What to Keep, and How AI Does It For You"

    Should you edit your podcast audio? Short answer: Yes — but probably not how you think. Editing is the #1 reason podcasters quit before episode 7. It’s also the #1 reason listeners quit before minute 7. Today on Podcast About Podcasting, I’m cutting through the noise on editing. In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why editing is essential – The 5 barriers between your idea and your listener’s brain • The 80/20 of what to actually fix – Skip perfectionism. Do this in 15 min instead • To edit or raw? – When “no edit” builds trust vs. when it kills growth • Pros & Cons of editing – Real tradeoffs so you can pick your philosophy • AI Editing in 2026 – How Descript, Riverside, and Adobe Podcast do 90% of the work for you AI Tools Mentioned: 1. Descript – Text-based editing. “Remove filler words” in 1 click. Best for solo hosts. 2. Riverside – Record + “Magic Audio” cleanup. Best for remote interviews + video. 3. Adobe Podcast – “Enhance Speech” makes bad rooms sound like studios. Free tier is wild. Your Action Steps This Week: 1. 5-Minute Edit Test – Set a timer. Only fix what annoys listeners. Stop at 5 min. 2. Make your Editing Red Line – List 3 things you’ll always fix + 3 things you’ll ignore. 3. AI Test Drive – Run your last raw file through Adobe Podcast Enhance. Hear the difference. Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    31 min
  7. How to Grow a Podcast Using A Storytelling Strategy with Walter Gainer II

    May 7

    How to Grow a Podcast Using A Storytelling Strategy with Walter Gainer II

    In this engaging interview, Walter Gainer II shares his journey into podcasting, the importance of authentic storytelling, and practical tips for beginners. Discover how to start on a budget, find your niche, and build a sustainable podcasting system that resonates with your audience. What You'll Learn in This Episode Why you should only start a podcast if you genuinely love it — and what happens when you don'tHow Walter launched Boss Locks with a $40 setup and why starting cheap is actually a competitive advantageThe real reason he created The Working While Black Show and how community validation gave him the confidence to go all inHow to find the right guests for a niche show without casting too wide a netWhy clips alone won't grow your audience — and the carousel and remix strategies that actually workThe 17–21 episode danger zone that kills most podcasts and how to survive itWhy batching episodes and building in intentional breaks is Walter's biggest sustainability hackHow Walter is building a "marketing engine" to reach 10,000 downloads this year without burning outKey Takeaways Start cheap, perfect your craft. Walter launched with a $20 Amazon mic, a sweepstakes iPad mini, a TJ Maxx stand, and Windows Movie Maker. Your equipment isn't what makes or breaks you early on — your consistency and growth do.Niche isn't a limit, it's a filter. Creating the Working While Black Show gave Walter a built-in guardrail that keeps him accountable to his audience and mission. A defined show is easier to grow than a broad one.Curiosity is the best guest-vetting tool. Walter's criteria: Does this person's story make me curious? And will it help someone feel less alone or more informed?Stop just dropping clips. Walter's "remix" formula,  leading with a personal story about a common problem, then cutting to the guest's solution, outperforms standard clips because it builds context and emotional connection before the ask.Carousels are underrated. Treat them like a mini storytelling arc: problem → depth → solution → where to find the full conversation.The 17–21 episode wall is real. Most podcasts die right here. Community with other podcasters helped Walter push through. Find your people.Build in breaks before you need them. Don't wait to burn out. Batch record, take planned breaks, and play the long game. Getting to episode 300 with a few gaps beats quitting at 22.Front-end work saves the back end. The simpler your recording and publishing workflow, the more sustainable your output.Walter Gainer II is a storytelling content strategist, creative director, and founder of Boss Locks Media, a storytelling company built to spark conversations and capture attention. He is the host of The Working While Black Show, a podcast dedicated to career growth and entrepreneurship for Black professionals. Walter has worked with major brands, including Urban One, where he helped launch the Urban One Podcast Network, and has produced branded podcasts and video series for corporations nationwide. Podcast: The Working While Black Show — available on all major platforms Website: bosslocksmedia.com Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    49 min
  8. May 5

    Why You Have to Promote Your Podcast & How to Actually Build an Audience

    In this episode, host Gabe Leal discusses the critical importance of promotion for podcasters. He emphasizes that creating content is only half the job; the other half is ensuring that the right audience knows about it. Gabe challenges common fears surrounding self-promotion and provides practical methods for effectively promoting a podcast, including leveraging existing networks, engaging with communities, and utilizing email marketing. He encourages listeners to shift their mindset from self-promotion to finding the audience that needs their content. The episode concludes with actionable homework to help podcasters begin their promotional journey. Takeaways Making the show is only half the job.Promotion is not optional; it's essential.Visibility is what your show needs to survive.You can't find what you're hiding; promote your work.Start with your existing network to build an audience.Show up where your audience already lives.Build a repurposing system from day one.Guest on other podcasts to reach new audiences.Email is your anchor for consistent communication.You're not promoting yourself; you're finding your audience.The five methods Gabe covers are practical and sequenced deliberately: 1. Start with your existing network. Not a mass blast, personal messages to 20 or 30 people who might actually care. Ask them to listen to one episode and leave a review. Reviews matter algorithmically early on. But more importantly, hearing that the show is landing for someone is what keeps you going past episode five. 2. Show up where your audience already lives. Subreddits, Facebook groups, LinkedIn communities, and YouTube channels in adjacent niches. Go there to be present and contribute, not to drop links. The trust built in a community before anyone knows you have a podcast converts better than any cold click. 3. Build a repurposing system from day one. One recording session should never produce only one piece of content. Short clips, quote graphics, LinkedIn posts written as reactions, not summaries, email newsletters, the full stack turns one hour of recording into a week of content that reaches people who don't listen to podcasts yet. 4. Guest on other podcasts. The fastest way to get in front of an already-podcast-listening audience. Pitch yourself before the show is big, the honest story of what you're building and why you're the right voice for a specific conversation often converts better than a guest who's already everywhere. 5. Email is your anchor. Platforms change their algorithms. Email is the channel you own. Build the list from episode one, show up with something worth reading, and treat the subject line as the first test of whether the email deserves to be opened. The debrief complicates the standard advice. The podcasters who make it past 20 episodes all have one thing in common: they told people, consistently and without apology. But Gabe adds something most promotion content skips: volume without clarity is just noise. Promotion works when the show has a specific point of view. When every episode delivers on a clear promise. If the show is still figuring out what it is, promotion accelerates the reveal that there's no there there. The frame he leaves you with: you are not promoting yourself. You are finding the people who need what you made. That shift changes everything. Learn more about podcasting from the experts. Join the daily Podcasting Morning Show. Learn more at www.podcastingmorningshow.com Want to create more amazing-sounding audio clips for your own podcast. Check Eleven Labs. https://try.elevenlabs.io/6ih6wtdsxjkq Have a Question? Leave us a text or voicemail. We would love to hear from you. Support the show THE PODCAST ABOUT PODCASTING A weekly interview show answering the only question that matters before you start — why should you do a podcast? New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-about-podcasting-with-gabe-leal/id1890063067  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2mFSFuT6n3R26Xm28h9Qbd?si=92a9db77895f4521 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastAboutPodcastingwithGabe FOLLOW THE SHOW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heygabewhatsup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heygabewhatsup/ Substack: https://substack.com/@heygabewhatsup SEND GABE A MESSAGE podcastaboutpodcasting@gmail.com --- If this episode hit — share it with one person who keeps almost starting. That's who this show is for.

    38 min

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Most podcasts die before episode ten because the "why" isn't strong enough.Podcast about Podcasting is here to fix that. We sit down with the pros...from technical wizards to creative masterminds, to answer the ultimate question: Why should you do a podcast? If you’re tired of technical friction and "pod-fade" anxiety, this show is your roadmap to clarity.We eliminate the resistance of starting from zero by giving you the blueprints used by the industry’s best.