Podcasting: The Ultimate Self-coaching Tool

The Queer and Horror Space Miss Jaye is combining the queer and horror space. It's about Glam (drag performance, LGBTQ), Gore (horror), and Geek (superheros, adventure). Miss Jaye brings you the first show of its kind! Miss Jaye brings you a show with a wide interview range. Guests have included an adult film star, a drag performer, and an independent horror Director. It's also a show about talking about the things that people are normally afraid to talk about. The show encompasses everything to Miss Jaye's business http://janessajaye.com/ (drag show hosting, drag performance, and fundraising). The show is merging communities and watching horror through queer lenses. Miss Jaye's advice: Things are not insurmountable. You'll find a way! See more at http://podcasterscoach/54

Podcaster 1: Ryan Regan Podcaster 2: Alexander Laurin

Podcaster 1_ Kingsley Grant from Smooth Career Change. His Show Description: This show is designed to help leaders and small business owners quickly and smoothly navigate the change process so that they can stay focused on crushing their dream goals. It offers tips, resources, case studies and interviews with guests such as Dan Miller of 48 Days To The Work You Love, Michael Stelzner of Social Media Examiner, Chris Brogan CEO of Owner Media Group, Bob Burg author of the Go-Giver, Ken Coleman host of Entreleadership Podcast a Dave Ramsey Radio production, Christopher McCluskey CEO of Professional Christian Coaching Institute and others, to inspire you to skillfully navigate this period of change or transition. Minimizing the negative impact on human and financial resources is of utmost importance. Podcaster 2: Alexander Laurin from the Podcaster's Coach. http://podcasterscoach.com

The Tao of Self Confidence With Sheena Yap Chan Description: The Tao of Self Confidence is a podcast created for you, the woman who is on her inner journey to self confidence no matter what stage you are at. If you are looking for inspirational stories and advice during your daily commute, workout or just "me" time, Sheena Yap Chan delivers 5 days a week. Each episode brings you an amazing woman who shares her journey: her life before the discovery, the "AHA" moment, life after her discovery and the advice she give to the listener that she can apply in her own life. The journey to self confidence starts with a single step, are you ready to take that first step? Alexander Laurin from the Podcaster's Coach http://podcasterscoach.com

Ember from Color Me Dead Description: 3 Gory Gals who walk you through some of the most disturbing murders of our time, not sparing any detail, but trying to balance that with some humor. Alexander Laurin from the Podcaster's Life http://podcasterscoach.com

Jacob Shao from the Word to the Unwise. Description: Eli, Jacob, & Gabe face off to see whose advice holds up the best. Tune in Mondays to hear them battle for the Belt of Unwisdom! For unwise guidance, email your questions to MTEcomedy@gmail.com Alexander Laurin from The Podcaster's Life http://podcasterscoach.com

Matt Sanderson is recording his podcast with a chronic illness. Matt discusses his chronic condition, daily struggles, and how recording his podcast, Semi-Intellectual Musings (with his Co-Host, Phil), can be tough, often taking two days to recover from. Recording is a crazy balancing act. It's a double edged sword that is both painful and medicine. He records with a structure to make podcasting possible, and he LOVES it. Matt is currently on a medical leave of absence. He discusses his concussion history - the documented and non documents concussions. He offers wonderful advice for people with disabilities, or those in pain, and the social isolated. Their stories need to be heard. http://podcasterscoach.com/concussions

Striving & Growing. Blake & Bryan have a voice. Blake's goal was to have a podcast. Here is the Noise Pollution Podcast. His biggest surprise is the amount of work involved in podcasting, but it has helped him grow as an individual in a short amount of time. Blake discusses how he and his co-host split podcasting duties, using an idea board of topics, and how improvising is better than scripting. He talks about the motivation behind the podcast and needing something to strive for and grow with along with getting his voice out there and making something of himself. Podcasting has been an absolutely phenomenal learning experience. http://podcasterscoach.com/striving-and-growing/

Why semi-intellectual instead of just intellectual? Phil Primeau discusses the Semi-Intellectual Musings podcast, it's birth, and why you might want to listen. He talks about engagement with Professors and other academia members, along with the reasoning behind 'patio sessions'. Nerd Out Podcast Challenge and Micro Podcast Improve also included on today's show.

Pavo was always a yo-you dieter. He began his podcast with the intention to chronicle 100 weeks and shedding 100 pounds. He's discovered that the podcast has made him accountable to himself and the listeners. Podcast Nerd Out Challenge and Micro Podcast Improv included on this episode. http://podcasterscoach.com/accountability-partners/

Ember joins the Podcaster's Life to discuss the birth of the show, passion first, and true crime cases.  As she and Angel have been learning how to swim in the Podcast world, they have been able to help people leave domestic violent situations in the process.  http://podcasterscoach.com/true-crime/

Gary Leland joins me to talk about monetization (sharing two great tips), the benefits to going 85%, delegation, doing a podcast in 2004 and the idea of the podcast, in the future, becoming like a website. He is also a co-founder of Podcast Movement which is the largest podcast conference in the world. In 2016 Gary was inducted into the Academy Of Podcasters Hall Of Fame. In 2017 The Mayor of Arlington, Texas proclaimed March 1st Gary Leland Day.

Dave Lee started podcasting in 2007.  He talks about the podcast being a family affair, the podcasting relationship with his father Steve, and how the Waves of Tech got started.   He also discusses the premise and birth of International Podcast Day, how it all started, and his expectations.

Brett Robbbo made the time, took the effort, sought the guidance, and followed a step by step program to become #1 in "New & Noteworthy" for Australia. Brett believes in understanding your true core values and taking the best version of yourself, everywhere you go.

Gordon Firemark joins the Podcaster's Life to discuss his entertainment law practice and his podcast. Having managed three podcasts, he knows much about set up, delegation, and efficient post production. He began his podcasting journey in 2008, and soon discovered that podcasting was an opportunity to teach.  Gordon has had his struggles, but he has found solutions, and he offers some advice to the veteran Podcaster.

Ian Farrar has a plan on being number one.  On this episode of the Podcaster's Life, he talks about his guests as being the unsung heros, his podcasting journey, the emotions around publishing, scheduling, challenges, and finding guests.

Matt discussed the journey from Blogger to Podcaster.  He discusses how podcasting has opened the door to new relationships and  new learning about business stories - that he has been able to share.  He is having a blast as a podcaster and has found his calling.  He shares some wonderful advice, and he is a prime example on how a podcast can help a business.

Mark Deal shares a wealth of information regarding Podcast Meetups, and his experience (and formation) of Atlanta Podcast Meetup.

Steve's past podcasts, becoming known as the 'podcast guy', and making a living from podcast production.  Steve Stewart is the ideal role model for those wanting to make a full time income from strictly podcast production.

I had the wonderful opportunity to connect with Rob O'Donohue, aka Rob of the Green, from the 1% Better Podcast. He talks about getting 1% Better, what he has learned about himself and the show, expressing himself, adding value and something new, the joys and feelings from podcasting, planning, and learning while doing.