The Podcast Mastery Podcast

In this episode, the conversation focused on the importance of consistency in podcasting, not just for your audience but for building your own habits and growing your brand. However, a key theme that emerged was that sometimes life throws unexpected challenges your way, making it difficult to stick to a regular publishing schedule. The discussion explored how it's okay to take a break when needed,...

Welcome back to the Podcast Mastery Podcast! In this episode, Seth Goldstein gets candid about the importance of consistency in podcasting. After taking an unexpected break, Seth Goldstein reflects on how sticking to a regular schedule can build listener loyalty and help your show thrive—while sharing lessons learned from both long-running and short-lived podcasts. Whether you’re releasing episode...

In this episode, Seth draws on over 15 years of podcasting experience to dive into the essential do’s and don’ts of being a guest on podcasts. Whether you’re new to the guest seat or looking to up your game, Seth breaks down actionable tips for what to do before, during, and after your appearance—including how to prepare, sound your best, and maximize your impact. Tune in to learn how you can beco...

I don't know why, but a pitch that I got via email to be on Entrepreneur's Enigma, I get a bunch every day, got my attention. I'm not going to reveal who it was, but I will say it's normally a pitch that I'd ignore, just because it's from a PR person, not the person wanting to be a guest. I get it, when you're a big name you don't have time to pitch. But, I can tell you on thing, getting a pitch f...

Welcome to Podcast Mastery Podcast! Today, I introduced Podcasting.chat , a brand-new online forum designed for podcasters to connect, share tips, and showcase their shows. Unlike Facebook or Discord, Podcasting.chat is an open, free platform that federates with the Fediverse and Mastodon, giving you access to a wider community. Sign up for free, join the conversation, and let’s make podcasting be...

Welcome to another episode of the Podcast Mastery Podcast! In today’s show, Seth Goldstein dive into a frequently asked question in the world of podcasting: do you really need a dedicated website for your podcast? Drawing on over 15 years of experience, Seth untangles the pros and cons of setting up a separate site versus adding your podcast to your company or personal website. You’ll learn why th...

Chasing quick podcast money? Rethink it. Use your show to build your brand, forge connections, and position yourself as a thought leader. The best ROI often comes from the relationships, not the ads. If you’re starting a podcast just to cash in, you might be disappointed. Focus on sharing knowledge, starting conversations, and growing your network. The REAL value is in the doors your podcast opens...

I recently moved this podcast from my self-hosted Castopod instance to TrueFans Hosting ! This is the first episode that's being directly uploaded to the TrueFans.fm hosting plan. All I have to say it that I'm impressed with how it runs and the features it provides. Have a listen to my take and let me know what you think!

It’s okay to put some replays of old episodes in your podcast feed. Especially when you have a larger catalog of content. This allows you to take a breather from the ongoing recording, editing, publishing grind and resurfaces some old gems. Happy New Year!

My thoughts on Podcast Hosting. Why it’s important Why paying for hosting over going for a free service is better Why you don’t want to just use your Web server and more! Resources: Transistor.fm (Affiliate Link) Podcast Mastery Community Podcast Mastery Coaching

Podcasting tips: pivot formats, get feedback, and just start experimenting. Here are the key themes discussed: Changing podcast formats and pivots Importance of just getting started Podcasting is a forgiving, flexible medium Seeking and using listener feedback Overcoming fear of inviting guests Choosing between seasons or ongoing episodes Building podcast community and resources

Just a quick episode with some thoughts I had after being on a networking call with a few people and talking about podcasting. Let me know what you think.

Welcome to Feral, where we keep it raw, real, and just a little dangerous. In this special episode, “Stop Pitching Like This! with Seth Goldstein,” your host Annie teams up with podcasting veteran Seth Goldstein for an unfiltered dive into the art of pitching yourself — and why most people are doing it wrong. Seth has spent over 15 years championing voices in the podcasting world, building his own...

What is the perfect amount of time for a podcast episode? There isn’t one. But for me they tend to be around 20-30 minutes.

My take on the podcast pitching industry and why you should do it on your own and not use an agency.

Sometimes you have to just hit record to get a project started. That’s what I’m talking about in this episode. Here comes the episode to your ears!

My introduction of the podcast to all of you.