The Podcast Table

Running your podcast solo can feel exciting, until it doesn't. If you've been feeling exhausted, behind, or like every episode is harder than it should be, you're not alone. And it might not mean what you think it means. In this episode, I'm breaking down why solo podcast hosts burn out and what's actually driving it. Spoiler: it's usually not that you've lost passion for your show. It's that the...

Nobody warns you that the hardest part of running a podcast isn't the content. It's everything that happens before and after you hit record, the scheduling, the follow-ups, the files, the workflows that don't exist yet. And if you have a team, the people who need direction but have no clear process to follow. That's where most shows fall apart. Not at the mic. Behind it. In this episode, we’re div...

If your podcast team keeps coming to you with questions you feel like you've already answered, I want you to hear this clearly, that is not a team problem. That is a systems problem. And it is one of the most common things I see happening behind the scenes of podcast operations, and it is completely fixable. In this episode, we’re talking about communication breakdown in podcast production and wha...

That feeling you get right before you hit a record, is it excitement or dread? Because whatever it is, it's telling you something. And if you've been showing up for your podcast while secretly wondering if it's even worth it, this episode is for you. In this episode, I'm getting honest about something that doesn't get talked about enough in the podcasting space, mindset. Not in a fluffy way, but i...

If you are running your podcast alone and it is starting to feel like too much, you’re not imagining it. Most podcast hosts reach a point where doing everything yourself stops being sustainable, and the hardest part is knowing when that moment has actually arrived. In this episode of The Podcast Table, I’m walking through the real signs that tell you it is time to hire for your podcast, and what t...

You have a great message, a great show but behind the scenes, things feel like they're barely holding together. Sound familiar? If you're scrambling the day before an episode drops, you're not alone. And the good news? It's fixable. In this episode of The Podcast Table, I'm breaking down the three biggest reasons podcast hosts feel chaotic behind the scenes and none of them are about your content....

This is the introduction of The Podcast Table. I’m sharing my journey in the podcast industry. With a background in administration, organization, and team management, I noticed a significant gap in the podcasting world: while there were editors, writers, producers, and hosts, no one was addressing the operations side of running a podcast, the workflows, coordination, and systems that keep a show r...