The How To Podcast Series - Podcast Co-Hosts, Practical Podcasting Tips, and Podcast Community

Episode 474 - Substack Basics, Where to Start as a Podcaster and How to Grow with Co-Host Dave Beckemeyer Dave joins to talk about his experiences on Substack as a podcast creator - Dave has been on Substack for 3 years and is experimenting with the various tools on the platform. We break down some simple and more complex ways that you can get started and grow on Substack Articles we refer to: htt...

Episode 473 - Moving From Audio to Video Podcasting and Creative Podcast Intros with Co-Host Eric Bennett Eric hosts two unique podcasts, Eric and I met via an online Podcast Community Meetup https://micspodcastclub.com/ Round Trip Death Near Death Experiences - NDE's. Find answers to mankind's biggest question, "What Happens After We Die?" Round Trip Death podcast features discu...

Bill Monty Helps Us Celebrate International Podcast Day - September 30, 2025 Friend of the show, Bill Monty did a bang up job creating an episode celebrating International Podast Day - so we are resharing it here for you as well! International Podcast Day – September 30 – is an international celebration of the power of podcasts! There is National IPA Day, National Waffle Fries Day, National Pancak...

Episode 472 - Done is Perfect, How to Engage an Audience, Overcoming Perpetual Planning with Co-Host Rob Jolles Meet Rob Jolles A sought-after speaker and best-selling author, Rob Jolles teaches, entertains, and inspires audiences worldwide. Rob draws on more than forty years of experience to teach people how to communicate with others. His programs on influence and persuasion are in global demand...

Episode 471 - We learn Italian step by step - Impariamo l'italiano piano piano with Co-Host Myra Rhodes Impariamo l’italiano piano piano is a story-based podcast designed for B1 to B2 Italian language learners who want to immerse themselves in engaging narratives while strengthening their grammar and vocabulary. Novices are welcome too—because we take everything piano piano, one gentle step at a t...

Episode 470 - Podcast Coversations over Interviews, Process Driven Podcasting and Organizing Multiple Shows with Co-Host - Craig Constatine Hello  I’m Craig Constantine, I invite you to cultivate a meaningful life—through presence, not pursuit. I work to inspire people to live meaningfully. I offer practices and facilitate experiences for those drawn to live with intention. I bring clarity, curios...

Episode 469 - Don't wait until the finish line to tell someone about your race - Build Your Podcast in Public "Don't wait until the finish line to tell someone about your race." — David Campbell This episode is a reminder about the importance of sharing your journey, not just your results. It encourages openness, vulnerability, and the value of bringing others along for the ride—whether in podcast...

Episode 468 - Are Podcast Pre-Interview Chats A Stupid Waste of Time or Are They the Secret to A Better Interview Dave tackles the often-debated topic of pre-interviews in podcasting . Here’s a high-level overview of the major themes and takeaways from this episode: Dave sets the scene : It’s late August 2025. Inspired by a recent critique from another podcaster who “let it fly” against the practi...

Episode 467 - Fighting Elitism in Podcasting - How Podcasters Can Champion Inclusion Elitism in podcasting manifests when creators adopt a condescending or dismissive attitude toward their audience or fellow podcasters, often using their platform to assert superiority, gatekeep knowledge, or exclude voices perceived as less credible or influential. Audience Exclusion: Some podcasters make their co...

Should We Address Big Cultural Events and Moments in Our Podcasts Or Do We Ignore Them Dave invites listeners to reflect on the responsibilities podcasters have toward their audience—especially in difficult times. Against the backdrop of recent events ranging from a podcasting icon’s passing and solemn anniversaries to tragic global and personal losses, Dave explores whether and how creators shoul...

Episode 466 - Suggestions for Podcast Hosts and Guests on Your Next Interview with Guest Co-Host - Mitch Carson Introduction Mentored CEOs, speakers, authors, consultants, coaches with a purpose to share their message and business objective on an international level. Some notable clients include Mark Victor Hansen (author of Chicken Soup for the Soul, ½ billion books sold), Chris Okazaki who is th...

Episode 465 - The Truth About Podcast Communities - Growing, Guiding, and Guarding Your Group Key Points for Running a Podcast Community or Meetup Group Understanding Member Interaction Foster inclusivity: Encourage open dialogue and make sure all voices are heard, not just the most vocal. Set clear guidelines: Establish ground rules for respectful communication and participation. Facilitate conne...

Episode 464 - An Audio First Podcast Approach to Video Podcasting - 3 Things Every Podcaster Should Consider Show Notes: Episode – Video Strategy Update for Podcasting This episode explores the ever-evolving conversation around video in podcasting—answering questions, challenging "gurus," and sharing a practical, creator-focused approach that values community and diversity in podcasting...

Thank you Todd Cochrane for Your Service to Your Country and to the Podcasting Community - You Will Be Missed Todd Cochrane  was born in Quincy, Michigan. Given a strong work ethic by his parents and grandparents, he graduated from a small, country high school in a class of less than a hundred. In vocational tech school Todd took two years of electronics, and then joined the Navy in 1983. His offi...

Episode 463 - The 5 E's You Can Apply to Your Podcast from the Fans First Approach by the Savannah Bananas The Five E’s for Fan-Driven Podcasting Eliminate Friction What it Means:  Removing barriers that make it difficult for your audience to listen, engage, or share your podcast. Application for Podcasters: Streamlining your show’s website and making episodes easy to find and play. Simplifyin...

September 30 is International Podcast Day - Ways to Celebrate on Your Podcast and With Your Community September 30 is  International Podcast Day , an annual celebration of podcasting’s global impact, creativity, and community. Podcasters can take this opportunity to elevate their shows and strengthen connections with their communities through special content, interactive events, and outreach. Ways...

Episode 462 - How To Respond When Someone Mocks the Size of Your Podcast Audience When someone mocks the size of your podcast audience, it is important to respond in a way that reflects confidence, encourages growth, and maintains your creative focus. Here are some ways to do that effectively for podcasters seeking creativity and engagement: Emphasize Quality Over Quantity Remind yourself and your...

Episode 461 - Podcast Success Measurement Unlocked - Identifying the first fan of your podcast The first fan of your podcast should be you as the host of the podcast - your energy on the mic and infront of the camera, how you show up for your community is infectious - infectious in a positive or negative sense - if you aren't feeling it, your audience won't either. Before you go out and at...

Episode 460 - We Break Down the Numbers and more in Podcasting, Money Ripples Podcast with Co-Host Chris Miles In this inspiring and practical episode of the How to Podcast Series , host Dave Campbell welcomes veteran podcaster and financial strategist Chris Miles , creator of the Money Ripples podcast. With over 11 years of podcasting and nearly 1,000 episodes under his belt, Chris shares his unc...

The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips - AI Generated Email Guest Requests - How I Determine a Real Opportunity from AI Slop Have you been getting these emails - well this episode is a test to see if an A.I. Generated Email promoting a guest for this show will use this specific episode in an email back to me, quoting this very content - this is a test, let's see what happens now... Subject: Your Lat...

Episode 459 - Human Intellegence H.I., Video Content For Podcasts, A.I. is a Toddler with Co-Host - Rob Greenlee Rob Greenlee - Host, Spoken Life Show, Co-Host, New Media Show, Host, Trust Factor and Host, Podcast Tips with Rob GreenleeRob is well-known 20 year podcast SaaS and marketing executive, show host, evangelist, professional speaker, and panel moderator/keynoter inside and outside the pod...

Episode 458 - Soul Podcasting, Be Ok With Terrible, Move From Learning to Doing with Co-Host Demetria Zinga Podcasting is one of the best mediums today for sharing your message with your audience. I love podcasting for so many reasons, and that is why I help entrepreneurs launch and maintain impactful podcasts, and also why I have created eight podcasts of my own over the past two decades! I truly...

Episode 457 - Your Podcast Sidekick, Video Podcasting, A.I. with Co-Host - Elijah Drown Let's Start a Podcast! Let's Start a Podcast, shall we? Tips, tricks, and advice giving you the tools you need to record and the confidence to succeed with podcasting. Elijah's passion for podcasting and dedication to your growth as a podcaster shine through every episode. Happy to answer your quest...

Episode 456 - The Pros and Cons of Podcast Awards - Does Your Listener Care if Your Podcast is an Award Winning Show Pursuing a podcast award is a big decision, and while it often sounds prestigious, it’s important to look beneath the surface. Here are three key  advantages  and  disadvantages  to consider—with some honest perspective on whether these accolades actually move the needle for your po...

The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips - Please Stop Cutting Off The Conversation in Your Podcast - Listen To The End of a Person's Sentence In this episode, we explore the art of leaving space when interviewing guests on your podcast. Too often, hosts feel the urge to jump in with comments or follow-up questions, but true connection happens when we allow our guests to finish their thoughts fully. W...