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At some point in your podcasting plight, money will need to be invested in your efforts. Whether it be on recording equipment, advertising, voice-overs, art, hosting, or other aspects that bring your show to life, you can't make your podcast come together without spending SOME money.The good news is, starting a podcast is not an expensive proposition. In fact, once you purchase your equipment and take care of your startup costs, expenses going forward are very manageable. Like any initiative you embark upon, you'll need to determine how much you can invest into your podcast on a monthly basis and, from there, decide what areas will provide the most return on said investment.On Episode 55 of Pod Theory, I'm going to provide my thoughts on the three best places to spend your money when it comes to your podcast. Each will provide a boost to your efforts and help your podcast expand at a more rapid pace. We'll also go over a basic budget and what you should be doing before you start investing your money into paid advertising.Where do you feel is the best place to invest money for your podcast? Connect with me on Twitter and let me know how you put your budget to work.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

With over a million podcasts going strong in today's podcast space, there are millions of people for you to connect with, learn from, and support. Every one of us is doing something different with our podcasting approaches. And learning from each other is going to help us all grow and thrive in the podcasting world. Networking has always been one of the most powerful tools in any professional's arsenal. Having the ability to meet other like-minded people in a multitude of different environments opens up limitless potential for growth and success. Connecting with other professionals gives you opportunities to collaborate, share ideas, find solutions, and generate referrals - both incoming and outgoing.On Episode 54 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share three networks I've been using to network with other podcasters. In the days of the coronavirus pandemic, this networking is taking place in a digital capacity. That said, networking via the world wide web is just as powerful and the podcasters you meet through these platforms truly have a lot to offer.What is your favorite platform for networking with other podcasters? Connect with me on Twitter and let me know what's been working for you!Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

As your podcast episode reaches its conclusion, the most important thing for you to do is give your listener something to do. Something that keeps them connected to you and your brand. Something that enhances your efforts. This is called a Call to Action, or CTA.On Episode 53 of Pod Theory, I'm going to help you craft a quality, meaningful outro for your podcast. From choosing the right CTA to inviting your listeners back for your next show, making sure you have all your bases covered with your outro will result in a lasting impression that stays with your listener until your next podcast episode releases. Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

How do you make a first impression on your listener? From a visual standpoint, your podcast art, show title, and show description should paint a pretty clear picture of what a listener is about to experience as they dive into your show.From an audio standpoint, your podcast intro is the first thing a listener is going to hear to connect them with your podcast. You want to be sure you use this space to create something that's impactful and memorable while, at the same time, informs your listener who you are, what your podcast is about, and what they'll gain by listening to the episode that lays ahead.On Episode 51 of Pod Theory, I'm going to cover how you can produce a quality intro for your podcast. One that gets stuck in someone's head, fits into the appropriate timeframe, lets your listener know what your show is all about, and why the content you're about to share is going to help them solve a problem, learn something new, or provide them with the entertainment they seek.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Self-education is a quality you should be practicing in all areas of your life, both personally and professionally. I dedicate 30 minutes a day to educating myself on various aspects of podcasting, business, mindset, marketing, entrepreneurship - subjects that captivate me and drive my practices. No matter what your passion is or what line of work you find yourself in, you should always seek to improve your skill set.With podcasting, there is so much happening and so much to stay in tune with, keeping your learning cap on is imperative to your growth as a podcaster.In Episode 50 of Pod Theory, I'm sharing some thoughts on why you can never stop learning as a podcaster. I also share some ways you can continue to challenge yourself on a daily basis to learn new skills and keep your mind sharp as you and your efforts evolve.What do you do to educate yourself? Find me on Twitter and share your practices.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Getting content to go viral can be exciting and generate some buzz around your podcast, social media, website, etc. But in the grand scheme of things, viral content is not an approach you can bank on. You can't control whether something will go viral......but what you can control is consistently producing quality content. Producing quality content on a consistent basis will do much more for your long-term success. And a podcast is the ultimate vehicle for creating consistent content.On Episode 49 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share why producing consistent content with your podcast trumps viral content every time. Consistency is in your control and could even lead to something going viral...which should be treated as a bonus.What do you do to keep your content consistent? Connect with me on Twitter and let me know your approach!Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

There's no question social media has changed. Organic reach is all but over and networks like Facebook and Instagram are pay to play. This significantly impacts the role social media plays in your efforts and furthers the belief that building an audience outside of social media is crucial to your long-term success.Social media still has value. But you need to determine how to make it work for you while implementing other time-tested methods into the growth of your podcast.On Episode 48, I'm breaking down why now, more than ever, building your audience outside of social media is critical to your success. I'm going to cover ways social media has shifted its focus and why you have to adapt to those shifts, as well as how initiatives like SEO, email, and others present better opportunities to grow your podcast audience.How do you use social media for your podcast? Connect with me on Twitter to discuss.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

The coronavirus pandemic has rendered one of the most significant impacts on society in the last century. The results of this impact have seen businesses close, processes change, and, unfortunately, hundreds of thousands of people die.COVID-19 has forced us into home schooling, working from home, and, as podcasters, finding new ways to create content. If there's a silver lining to be found in all of this craziness, it's how we've been able to implement technology into our practices to ensure we stay connected and keep the podcast content coming.In Episode 46 of Pod Theory, I'm going to break down some of the nuances COVID-19 has brought to the podcasting landscape. From long-distance recording to podcasts being created in a 100% virtual environment, this time period has brought some new practices that won't go away anytime soon.How has COVID-19 affected your podcasting efforts? Connect with me on Twitter and let's talk about it.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

We both know there are a lot of mistakes you can make when it comes to your podcast. Lack of planning, poor audio quality, inconsistency with releases, not delivering content as advertised...this is just the tip of the iceberg. But there is one mistake you can make that trumps them all. On Episode 45 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share my thoughts on the biggest mistake you can make when it comes to your podcast. And chances are, it's not what you're thinking.What's one mistake you've made with your podcast and how did you correct it? Connect with me on Twitter and fill me in!Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Adding additional segments to your podcast can add a new layer to your show. It will allow you to take a slight detour from the main subject matter of your episode and delve into something else that's relevant to your audience. It can also be delivered in a completely different fashion than your main subject matter.On Episode 44 of Pod Theory, I'm breaking down how additional segments in your podcast keep listeners engaged. There are a number of different things you can present in your segments...all of which have a goal of captivating your listener in an exceptional way. You never know what piece of content is going to cause a listener to take action, get inspired, tell their friend about your show, leave you a review, etc. Providing added value will make this far more likely.What's a segment on a podcast that you love hearing every time you listen to the show? Connect with me on Twitter and let me know.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

People love to binge. Services like Netflix, HBO, and Amazon Prime Video thrive on the fact that we'll get wrapped up in whatever show catches our attention...for hours at a time. Gone are the days where you need to 'tune in next week' to see how a story continues. The majority of content today is served up a season at a time. And past shows that we loved are available from start to finish, making it easy to relive every episode without missing a beat.This is the beauty of podcast content: it's set up the same way. If you're like me, if you find a new podcast and fall in love with it, you go back in the archives and start to catch up from the very first episode. I think it's great to see how shows evolve, how hosts get more comfortable, and experience the full range of topics within the podcast's portfolio. As a brand, it doesn't get much more powerful than someone binging your content for days, weeks, even months at a time as they get caught up on all of your episodes. Every time they do this, their connection with your brand grows deeper.On Episode 43 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share how podcasting makes your brand content bingeworthy. The fact that you can captivate a listener for an extended period of time by producing an engaging podcast should be reason enough to start building your show today (if you haven't already done so)! What's your favorite show to binge? Mine is The Sopranos and Parks & Recreation. Drop me a line on Twitter and let me know yours.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

As I covered on Episode 41 of Pod Theory, podcast advertising has exploded and thousands of brands have utilized the podcast airwaves to showcase their products, services, and offerings. As the medium continues to grow, so will advertising. Companies will always go where the people are when it comes time to invest their advertising budget. Because podcast audiences are so engaged, this platform makes the most sense for finding new customers.On Episode 42 of Pod Theory, I'm continuing the ad conversation by sharing three companies I had never heard of until I caught their advertisements on podcasts I listen to. Like me, you've probably stumbled upon a brand once unfamiliar to you through a well-placed ad on your podcast, or podcasts, of choice. Personally, I feel brands who are forward-thinking enough to realize the podcast space offers prime real estate for advertising deserve more of our attention and, in turn, more of our patronage.What's a company you've heard of for the first time through a podcast ad? Connect with me on Twitter and let me know!Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Podcast advertisements have become a substantial vehicle for brands to reach consumers. It's been proven that 75% of podcast listeners not only pay attention to ads they hear on podcasts, but respond to calls to action after hearing them (according to Wordstream). This is extremely powerful. And if your podcast has a large audience, it could serve as the perfect platform for brands of all shapes and sizes to showcase their wares.On Episode 41 of Pod Theory, I'm going to show you four ways you can works ads into your podcast so listeners hear them. If you land an advertiser, you want to ensure their ads are effective, your audience is engaging with them, and they serve the purpose of getting the advertiser new customers so they continue to do business with you. For this to happen, you want to make sure your ad is placed where listeners won't skip passed it.I structured this episode a bit differently than past episodes of Pod Theory. To give you examples of how these four tactics work, I used actual ads that I've created so you get a feel for how it works. Whether you score a big ticket advertiser or exchange ad space with another podcast, getting the most traction from the ad content will help everyone in the long run.What's your all-time favorite podcast ad? Connect with me on Twitter and fill me in. I'll tell you mine there, too.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Having a guest on your podcast is a big deal. It may seem like a common thing because guests appear on podcasts all the time. But there are many layers to the guest-host-producer dynamic that will not only help you build kick-ass content for your podcast, but build relationships that allow you to expand your network and, if you play your cards right, grow your upcoming guest list exponentially.Episode 40 of Pod Theory is all about how to communicate with guests. I take this initiative very seriously, both for my podcasts, as well as my client's podcasts that I help produce. I want to ensure that any guest that's set to appear on a podcast I'm connected to feels welcome, feels appreciated, and has a clear understanding of what their role will be in the production of their episode.In this episode, I break down my approach in detail so you can apply the same initiatives to your guest recruitment. Establishing strong communication with your guest from your very first interaction will pave the road for everything to go smoothly, from pre-interview all the way through episode publication and beyond.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

There are several advantages to creating blog posts for your podcast episodes. It gives your current listeners an alternative way to connect with your show and helps potential listeners discover you on a platform outside of their favorite podcast app. Additionally, it allows you to repurpose content used to prepare for your podcast and amplifies your podcast's chances of ranking better on search engines.Your blog post can serve as a hub for your current episode, featuring expanded show notes, an embedding of your recording, and any additional content you created for your show, such as imagery, slides, webinars, or videos.In Episode 39, I zero in on why blog posts provide a major boost in exposure for your podcast. You'll learn why you should take this extra step and produce a post for every episode you do, as well as what your posts should include (which I kinda just spilled in paragraph two of this show summary. Oh well, listen anyway!).Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Mindset is everything. It literally makes or breaks anything you do. A positive mindset and a belief that what you're about to embark upon will result in a great outcome will do just that. Likewise, a negative mindset and a belief that things are going to blow up in your face will do just that as well. That's the power your mind has.Like everything else, the mindset you bring to your podcast is critical to how your production unfolds, how positive your end results are, and how consistent you remain in your mission to build your show into a content machine over time.In Episode 38 of Pod Theory, I take a hard look at the podcast mindset and why it's such a critical aspect of your podcasting journey. I cover why a negative mindset can ruin your production, how a positive mindset will manifest itself into a show everyone wants to hear, and why you need to find the positives in every situation with your show...even if something doesn't go the way you planned. I may even bring a couple golf analogies into the conversation. Hit the play button now to find out.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

When considering the content structure for your podcast, two big categories typically come into play: 1) Evergreen content, which is content that will hold value long after you publish it2) Current content, which is content that covers current news, events, and happeningsWhich one of these structures is best? I'm going to break down both and help you make that decision in Episode 37 of Pod Theory. Both approaches offer a great way to reach your audience, but require the right amount of dedication and preparation to achieve. This episode provides pros and cons to both approaches and will help you determine which way is best for you to proceed with building your podcast's content structure.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Music is a major part of life. It inspires, it energizes, it consoles, it entertains. Music adds character to your podcast and helps makes your production even more fun to listen to. How powerful would it be if your catchy theme song gets stuck inside someone's head and they hum it all day long? They'll be coming back to your podcast the second they get the chance!In Episode 36 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share three websites that provide incredible music options for use on your podcast. Your choices will span thousands of options in numerous genres, all but guaranteeing you'll find the perfect song to fit your show. And, the best part? All of this music is legal for you to use! Using copyrighted music is a big no-no, and I'll get into why you want to avoid this pitfall at all costs on today's show, too.RESOURCE LINKS MENTIONED:Spotify News: Spotify Launches New Audio Experience Combining Music and Talk ContentFrom Buzzsprout: 7 Best Places to Get Free Music For Your Podcast [2020] Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Promoting your podcast is something you'll be doing for the life of your show. Even if you grow an audience of hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of people downloading each episode you produce, you don't want to slow down your promotional train. You want your podcast to become a household name. And what do all household names do to earn that moniker? Advertise, advertise, advertise.To keep your promotional strategy fun and creative, it's important to think outside the box and do some things that will help your podcast stand out. You have plenty of platforms at your disposal to show the world what you have to offer. But it never hurts to go beyond the standard initiatives and do something that helps your podcast pop.In Episode 35 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share three time-tested, effective, go-to promotional ideas that you can implement IMMEDIATELY to help your podcast grow. These ideas aren't brand new, but they've been used by brands for years to spread their message. If you implement them correctly, they'll add a whole new layer of excellence to your podcast!Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com

Podcasting is a very worthwhile endeavor. With so many ears now affixed on this medium, spreading your brand message to a wide fan base has become an integral part of content strategies for organizations large and small. That said, running a successful podcast is hard work. It requires dedication, planning, and discipline to produce new episodes on a consistent schedule. Like anything else, the gains you earn from your podcast will be a direct result of the work you put in. But many podcasts fail because those behind it simply don't know the workload that comes with it. Or...they're too proud to ask for assistance.If you've committed to building a successful podcast, but need some help with certain aspects to ensure it takes off, this episode is for you. In Episode 34 of Pod Theory, I'm going to provide some thoughts on when it makes sense for you to outsource your podcast initiatives. From production to marketing to promotion, there are ways to help you maximize your time and get the most from your podcast. Today's session will provide some clarity for your efforts.Buzzsprout: Podcasting's #1 Hosting SiteClick Here to Sign Up For Buzzsprout and Receive a $20 Amazon Gift Card!Looking to start a podcast or improve your existing show?Download My FREE Podcast Primer Today!Connect with The Host - Jason CerconeWebsite  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  YouTube  |  PinterestIn need of deeper podcast counsel? I can help with that!Click here to discover my podcasting servicesMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for Pod Theory - Big Vision - via purple-planet.com