Early Morning Musings 14/30
Early morning musings as we round out the last week of NaPodPoMo.
The 19th annual NaPodPoMo begins on November 1, 2026

Early morning musings as we round out the last week of NaPodPoMo.

If you say something is important, does your calendar reflect that?

Your podcast’s success is something only you can determine.

A featured segment with the late Todd Cochrane.. Why having your own domain is necessary for ownership and brand longevity.

The joy of podcasting. Your reason for podcasting doesn’t have to be anyone else’s reason for podcasting. Podcast for you.

An explicit rant episode. The real headline should be one that brings us together and not one that is meant to tear us apart.
Is content ownership a burden or a power move?

Todd and Jennifer reminiscing about the days before social media took the world by storm.

Podcasting provides the opportunity to get clear on your why in every single episode.

Every episode is a call to your community. A beacon of light to guide them.

In this previously unaired interivew, Todd Cochrane shares his podcast origin story.

Every episode is like a brick you are removing from the wall blocking your podcasting path.

#NaPodPoMoMPC Prompt Day 1: A simple way to think about your podcast content structure A blank calendar can be intimidating. You have an idea for a podcast, but where to start? What part of what you want to say should go where? How do you even begin to put this tiny spark of an idea…

Learn how to break down your podcast content into manageable segments using a simple yet effective planning strategy.

Get ready for the 17th Annual National Podcast Post Month with a global community of podcasters during the month of November 2024.

If you’re listening to your fellow NaPodPoMo podcaster’s shows, let them know. We all know podcasting is a whole heck of a lot of work. A kind word, a verbal or written pat on the back goes a long way.

You’ve got an idea for a podcast, but you haven’t quite got it fleshed out. Why not build in public?

Consider podcasting out in the wild. Get comfortable being a podcaster in any circumstance or environment

The #Value4Value model is based on the core concepts of Time, Talent, and Treasure. The people who listen and find value in what was written, spoken, or shared can provide value back to the podcaster.

Powerful movements usually start with someone who has a mission and a message to share with the world. And they keep sharing it until eventually it goes from one voice to many.

The impact your mission and message has on the world matters even if it is only one person.

The best way to figure whether something is working is to do it. Join me for a stream of consciousness test of my live podcast setup using Ladiocast to stream and Audio Hijack to record. A short discussion about my family and pies gets thrown into the mix when an unexpected call from my mom…

That time you thought you were going live but it turns out you were using the wrong session…yeah that.

er lamenting the mechanical scripted episodes, this episode is a free flow stream of consciousness. That’s right, I’m winging it!

Now that I’m going live everyday, you’re ready to listen to these episodes live…now how exactly do you do that?

Up until this point you’ve been in a bit of a silo. But now the world outside of NaPodPoMo is demanding your time and attention.

It occurred to me that in all of my checking and rechecking of my live setup, I hadn’t even spent one single second thinking about the recording of that live. Double Doh!

You’ve been hearing about National Podcast Post Month online. Maybe you even have friends who are participating. Or maybe you just learned about it today. Now that the challenge is in full swing is it too late to join?

You’ve got your recording space. You know what level of podcasting you’re moving forward with. Now it’s time to talk about settings, mics, and headphone tips within the four levels of podcasting.

You are all in NaPodPoMo and know exactly what you’re going to talk about but where are you going to record your podcast?

Okay, so you’ve made the NaPodPoMo commitment. Now what are you going to talk about for a whole month?