The Christian Podcaster

Eric Nevins

The Christian Podcaster is the official podcast of Christian Podcasters Association. We help Christians with a message develop, launch, and grow their podcasts so they can serve the people God is calling them to. Whether you’ve started your show or are ready to launch, this podcast is for you.

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When & How to Hire Help for Your Podcast with Jennifer Uren and Kelly VanHoveln

The Christian Podcaster

10/03/23 • 30 min

Do you want to maximize your productivity and efficiency as a podcaster?

Are you tired of getting bogged down by time-consuming tasks that take away from your creative energy?

Join us as we reveal the ultimate solution to help you achieve the podcasting success you desire. Our guest experts, Jenn Uren and Kelly VanHoveln, will share their invaluable insights on how virtual assistants can revolutionize your podcasting journey, allowing you to focus on what truly matters – creating engaging content and growing your audience. Say goodbye to overwhelm and hello to a streamlined workflow that brings you the results you've been dreaming of.

Learn about the Podcast VA Association
The Podcast VA Association serves as a rich resource hub, providing access to a meticulously curated directory of trained and certified VAs, according to Kelly VanHoveln. Through this platform, podcasters can find a VA that aligns perfectly with their specific needs and demands. The association champions a community-driven approach, offering invaluable collective wisdom and experience that podcasters can tap into for their success journey.

Quotes from the episode:

Sometimes we have to let go of certain tasks and delegate them to others in order to focus on the things that truly bring us joy and fulfillment. - Jenn Uren

By seeking help and outsourcing certain podcasting tasks, we can create space for growth and development, both personally and professionally. - Kelly VanHoveln

Don't let the fear of losing control hold you back from exploring new opportunities and expanding your podcast's reach. - Jenn Uren

In this episode, you will be able to:

Delve into the hurdles in the podcast industry, offering insight into the necessity for virtual assistance.
Understand the perks of outsourcing podcast responsibilities, depicting a route towards uncomplicated podcasting.
Get an introduction to the Podcast VA Association and its role, emphasizing the need to engage with trustworthy virtual assistants.
Grasp how task simplification can lead to a more effective podcast business, suggesting improved revenue and higher efficiency.
Note the flags that signal the need for external help, accentuating the value and importance of task division to virtual assistants.

Timestamped summary of this episode:
00:00:00 - Introduction,
Eric Nevins introduces the episode and welcomes guests Jenn Uren and Kelly VanHoveln to discuss the challenges of podcasting and the need for help in managing the various tasks involved.
00:07:06 - Importance of Time Management in Podcasting,
Eric asks the guests how long it takes them to complete their podcast episodes. They discuss the time-consuming nature of podcasting and the need for efficient time management.
00:08:49 - Introducing Jenn and Kelly's Podcasting Journey,
Jenn and Kelly share their personal experiences with podcasting and how they realized they needed help with the various tasks involved in producing and managing a podcast.
00:09:49 - The Birth of Podcast VA Association,
The guests explain how the idea for the Podcast VA Association came about from their own experiences and the need they saw for a community and resources to help podcasters find virtual assistants for podcast-related tasks.
00:11:22 - When Fun Turns Into Dread,
The guests discuss the tipping point when podcasting becomes overwhelming and the joy of creating is replaced with stress. This realization leads to seeking help and finding a solution to manage podcasting tasks effectively.
00:11:56 - Benefits of Working with a Podcast VA,
Jenn and Kelly highlight the benefits of working with a podcast virtual assistant, such as saving time, maintaining consistency, and being able to focus on the creative aspects of podcasting.
00:13:34 - Signs that it's Time to Get Help with Your Podcast,
Signs that it's time to get help with your podcast include when it stops being fun and feels like a burden, when you struggle to release episodes on time, and when you feel that someone else could do certain tasks more efficiently than you. Avoid pod fade and seek help when needed.
00:15:27 - The Importance of Identifying Your Zone of Genius,
It's important to recognize your strengths and weaknesses when it comes to podcasting. Identify the parts of podcasting that you enjoy, such as the creative aspects, and consider delegating tasks that you dread or are not skilled at. Find a balance between maintaining creative control and letting others assist with certain aspects.
00:18:11 - Transitioning from Production Mode to Growth Mode,
After becoming familiar with the production process of your podcast, it's important to transition into growth mode. This involves allocating time to focus on tasks that promote the growth of your show, such as social media ...

Showing Up Consistently for Growth with Mary DeMuth

The Christian Podcaster

05/23/23 • 41 min

What's the number one thing you can do for your podcast?

Show up consistently.

In today's session, I speak with Mary DeMuth, literary agent, international speaker, podcaster, and she’s the novelist and nonfiction author of over forty books, including Love, Pray, Listen: Parenting Your Wayward Adult Kids with Joy (Bethany 2022).

Mary's podcast, Pray Every Day, has had millions of downloads and publishes every day. We'll discuss her processes and how she batches to maximize her time.

She's also a literary agent and we'll talk about that leap from podcaster to published author and what you need to do to get there.

You won't want to miss this recording of The Christian Podcaster!

MEET OUR GUEST MARY

Mary DeMuth is a literary agent, an international speaker and a podcaster. And she's a prolific writer, a novelist, and she's written over 40 books, including Love, Pray, Listen: Parenting Your Wayward Adult Kids with Joy.

Connect with me and let me hear your thoughts over Facebook.

TOPICS DISCUSSED:

Show up consistently for growth
How Mary started and little about some of those processes that she have
What’s the hardest thing when she started producing a daily show
Open to what the Lord wants to do
What is the number one struggle that she see among podcasters/ authors who are kind of just starting out
Impostor syndrome
The importance of asking for support
What she do for her Patreon
How she became a literary agent
What she want podcasters to know about taking that step as they are building their show
What does a decently platform look like
Love, Pray, Listen: Parenting Your Wayward Adult Kids with Joy
Love is patient. Love in kind.

RESOURCES AND LINKS FROM THE SHOW:

CONNECT WITH MARY DEMUTH

CONNECT WITH ME

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The Art of Podcast Marketing with Amy Fritz & Eric Nevins

The Christian Podcaster

07/18/23 • 43 min

Joined by the incredible Amy Fritz, we discuss the power of show notes, email marketing, social media engagement, collaborations, and SEO. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, these insights will help you reach more people and make a greater impact. Don't miss out on this valuable episode!

Treat social media as a tool for connection, not a distraction or enemy. - Amy Fritz

In this episode, you will:

Discover the crucial role of show notes and individual web pages in enhancing your podcast experience.
Learn how potent email marketing strategies can spike the growth of your email list.
Delve into the power of social media platforms in driving podcast promotion and audience engagement.
Learn about the potential of collaborations and partnerships with influencers and fellow podcasters in expanding your podcast reach.
Uncover the importance of search engine optimization (SEO) for boosting your podcast's discoverability.

Resources:

Join the Christian Podcasters Association on Facebook
Visit the Christian Podcasters Association website

Things I Learned at Conferences with Eric Nevins

The Christian Podcaster

08/15/23 • 18 min

Have you ever experienced a moment that completely changed your perspective? That moment when you thought you knew what to expect, but were hit with an unexpected twist that left you reeling?

Well, that's exactly what happened to me at conferences.

At first, it was all about the excitement of meeting my podcasting idols and making new connections. But little did I know, the true treasure of these gatherings was something entirely different.

Stay tuned to find out the surprising twist that completely transformed how I approach conferences, leaving me hungry for more.

Quotes from the episode:

"The gold is in the follow up. That's where you actually reap the rewards of the conference." - Eric Nevins

"I think we need as Christians to show up to those events as much as we can." - Eric Nevins

"Great questions never get old. They have the power to connect, inspire, and create meaningful conversations. "- Eric Nevins

In this episode, you will be able to:

Discover the unexpected rewards of participating in podcasting conferences.
Understand the fundamental role that networking plays in the podcast industry.
Learn how to wield conversation as a tool for creating meaningful industry relationships.
Grasp why maintaining connections post-conference can fuel your podcast's growth.
Identify the power of leveraging a variety of communication avenues for efficient collaboration.

Timestamped summary of this episode:

00:00:00 - Introduction,
Eric Nevins welcomes listeners to the Christian Podcaster and introduces the podcast as a resource for learning and growing in podcasting.
00:01:21 - Podcast Movement,
Eric shares his excitement for the upcoming Podcast Movement conference and the opportunity to connect with other podcasters, both Christian and non-Christian. He highlights the value of meeting new people and the chance to represent Christ in the podcasting community.
00:04:10 - Meeting Podcasting Heroes,
Eric reflects on his past experiences of meeting influential podcasters at conferences, such as Eric Fisher, John Lee Dumas, and Cliff Ravenscraft. He encourages listeners that it is possible to meet and connect with their own podcasting heroes.
00:07:56 - Learning to Serve,
Eric recalls a valuable lesson he learned at the Free the Dream conference about the importance of serving others. He encourages listeners to approach conferences with a spirit of service and to ask how they can help others.
00:09:55 - Concentrating Content Consumption,
Eric advises listeners to be strategic in choosing which sessions to attend at conferences. Rather than trying to consume all the content, he suggests focusing on specific topics or speakers that align with their podcasting goals.
00:11:10 - More Than Free Events,
Eric reminds listeners that conferences offer more than just free events. While it's enjoyable to attend these events, he encourages listeners to prioritize their own well-being and not feel obligated to participate in every
00:13:40 - The Importance of Crafting Engaging Questions,
Eric shares the importance of having a few go-to questions to avoid awkward silences and engage in interesting conversations. By asking about topics that others may not usually talk about, you can make the interaction about the other person and create meaningful connections.
00:15:07 - Enjoying the Conference Experience,
Eric expresses his love for attending conferences and the opportunity to connect with people. However, he also acknowledges that social interactions can be draining, and sometimes it's necessary to take a break and relax, especially when attending a conference in your own city.
00:15:56 - The Power of Follow-Up,
Eric emphasizes the importance of following up with contacts after a conference. Within three to seven days, he suggests sending emails or messages to connect and solidify any potential collaborations or connections made during the event. Consistent follow-up can lead to successful outcomes.
00:16:59 - Persistence in Follow-Up,
Eric advises continuing to send follow-up emails if initial attempts do not receive a response. He suggests spacing out the emails by several days to maintain contact and increase the chances of a reply. Persistence in follow-up can be key to reaping the rewards of a conference.
00:17:48 - Share Your Conference Learnings,
Eric invites listeners to share their own conference learnings and experiences. He encourages feedback and discussion, inviting participants to comment on the podcast episode or reach out through the Christian Podcasters Association website or social media platforms.

Resources Mentioned:

Join the Christian Podcasters Association/

The Mechanics of Your Podcast

The Christian Podcaster

06/20/23 • 27 min

What's the first thing you thought you had to do once you made the decision to start your podcast?

If you said "Buy a microphone," you're not alone.

Most of us start with the how questions at the beginning of the podcasting journey. We addressed some of the basic equipment in our episode called Getting Started with Podcasting, so we won't belabor those points here.

Instead, this episode focuses on the other aspects of your podcast that set you up for success later like your website and email. And, if that sounds too daunting, don't worry, I share some easy ways to create both using simple tools.

If you're stuck on the "mechanics" of your podcast, this episode is for you.

Quotes from the episode:

“Invest in tools and systems that make your podcast mechanics function smoothly.”

Timestamped summary of this episode:

00:00:03 - Introduction,
Eric introduces the topic of the mechanics of podcasting and explains how it fits into the metaphor of building a house for your podcast.
00:05:26 - The Importance of a Website,
Eric explains why having a website for your podcast is essential for content marketing and offers two recommended tools for creating a website.
00:10:28 - Creating Show Notes,
Eric emphasizes the importance of creating show notes for each episode, which serve as a repository for links and a way to drive traffic to your website.
00:13:33 - Committing to Consistency,
Eric encourages podcasters to commit to consistency in order to build an audience and offers tips for staying on track with regular episodes.
00:18:38 - The Power of Email Marketing,
Eric discusses the benefits of email marketing for podcasters and encourages listeners to start building an email list, offering tips for getting started.
00:14:07 - Building Your Podcasting Toolbox,
Eric recommends using Podpage or Kajabi for website creation and building an email list. He also suggests using hosting services like Captivate or Libsyn. Eric stresses the importance of committing to learning one piece at a time and iteratively improving your podcasting process.
00:15:31 - Email List,
Eric emphasizes the importance of building an email list, even if you're just starting out. He recommends using tools like AWeber, ConvertKit, MailChimp, or Mailer Lite to start collecting emails. He suggests emailing your episodes out every time you produce one.
00:17:23 - Podcast Equipment,
Eric recommends investing in a good microphone, preferably one that costs around $100 and lasts a long time. He also mentions that editing software like Hindenburg, GarageBand, or Audacity can be used for post-production.
00:22:24 - Podcast Workflow,
Eric shares his podcast episode workflow, which includes pre-production tasks like content creation and show note preparation, the recording process with emphasis on audio levels and introductions, and post-production editing and scheduling. He encourages podcasters to iterate and improve one aspect of their podcast every quarter.
Resources Mentioned:

Join the Christian Podcasters Association Facebook group for support, networking, and to ask podcasting questions.
Check out the Getting Started with Podcasting episode for microphone recommendations and other tools.
Developing your Mindset for Podcasting Success episode
Consider using PodPage or Kajabi
- Above are affiliate links that pay a small commision back to CPA if you use them.
Join the Christian Podcasters Association membership

Are you ready to grow your podcast into the ministry you first envisioned? Join CPA Gold to find the resources, support, and community that will take you from mindset to monetization.

Is Banter Good or Bad? with Eric Nevins and Amy Fritz

The Christian Podcaster

02/13/24 • 27 min

Is Banter Good or Bad?

Get ready for an eye-opening discussion on banter in podcasts.

Join us as we explore the impact of banter, the value of authenticity, and the unique voice each podcaster brings to the table.

In this episode of The Christian Podcaster, our host Eric Nevins explores the significance of banter in fostering connections with listeners and discusses using banter effectively with guest Amy Fritz. Amy and Eric shed light on the importance of considering the podcast's theme and audience interests when including banter, emphasizing the need for relevancy and value. The episode delves into the power of planning and authentic engagement, offering valuable takeaways for podcasters aiming to enhance audience connection.

If you're looking to elevate your podcasting game and improve audience engagement, this episode provides practical tips and insights for incorporating banter that resonates with your listeners, fostering a deeper connection and enriching their listening experience.

Tune in to find out!

Quotes from the episode:

"The best banter is perfectly planned for. The amount of editing that you're willing to do, the amount of thought that you're willing to put into your podcast does determine the quality of your show, including your banter. "- Eric Nevins

"Be yourself in Christ, he made you for a reason, and we need you, and podcasting needs you, and the people who need to listen to your show need you as well." - Amy Fritz

"If you see that people are skipping through your first 10-15 minutes long intro, that's a while. So you want to get to the content sooner than later. Give them something to enjoy, give something to consume to chew on. You can always come back to some of the other pieces, but it just depends. "- Eric Nevins
In this episode, you will be able to:

Understand that relevant banter adds depth and connection to podcasts
Embrace authenticity to elevate your podcasting game
Cultivate trust with your audience through genuine connection
Master the art of banter for engaging podcasts
Leverage relevant banter to captivate your audience

Timestamped summary of this episode:
00:00:00 - The Importance of Thoughtful Banter
The host emphasizes the importance of well-planned banter, stating that the amount of thought and editing put into a podcast determines its quality, including banter.
00:03:19 - Defining Banter
The conversation delves into the definition of banter, with the host and guest discussing its role as a warm-up or runway for the main content, as well as a way to share personal aspects and connect with the audience.
00:07:10 - Perspectives on Banter
The host reads comments from listeners expressing both positive and negative views on banter, reflecting the diverse opinions on its value in podcasting, with some finding it essential for connection and others preferring to skip it.
00:11:36 - The Example of "The Holy Post"
The host highlights the banter on "The Holy Post" podcast, discussing its format and how it has been received by listeners, noting the attempt to change the format and its outcome.
00:12:40 - The Role of Banter in Podcasts
The hosts discuss the importance of banter in podcasts and when it makes sense to include it. They mention the need for banter to be relevant and solve a problem for the audience, as well as the potential pitfalls of irrelevant banter.
00:15:00 - Relevance of Banter
The hosts emphasize the importance of relevance when incorporating banter. They use examples to illustrate how banter should align with the theme of the podcast and provide value to the listeners, cautioning against inside jokes and random tangents.
00:16:22 - Banter with Guests
The discussion shifts to how to incorporate banter when hosting a solo podcast or interviewing guests. The hosts share their experiences of personal connections with guests and the need to involve the listener in the conversation, even when bantering with guests.
00:21:49 - Earning the Right with Your Audience
The hosts delve into the concept of earning the right to include banter in a podcast. They explore the idea of providing value to the audience and setting clear expectations about the podcast's content, using examples to highlight the importance of audience engagement.
00:24:19 - Monitoring Audience Engagement
The conversation concludes with a discussion on monitoring audience engagement through podcast statistics. The hosts emphasize the significance of analyzing listener behavior, such as drop-off points, to determine the effectiveness of banter in the podcast.
00:25:48 - The Importance of Planned Banter
Planning and thoughtful editing play a crucial role in determining the quality of banter in a podcast. The level of effort put into the show directly ...

Publishing, Publicity, and Podcasting with Krista Clayton and Robin Barnett

The Christian Podcaster

10/10/23 • 69 min

Happy International Podcast Day, my friends!

Well, it was on September 30th and this is the audio of how we celebrated with a conversation about publishing, publicity, and podcasting with TWO special guests. Join us are Krista Clayton of InterVarsity Press and Robin Barnett of ICON Media Group.

In this conversation, we will explore how the publishing and publicity industry has changed in the last decade, what role podcasters play in it now, and how you can work with them to get the guests you want.

If you’re looking for high quality guests for your show (and maybe some free books!), this conversation is for you!

Meet our Guests

Krista Clayton has over 25 years of experience in the publishing industry, with a focus on publicity and media outreach. As the head of the publicity team at IVP, Krista works closely with authors, broadcasters, and podcasters to schedule interviews and promote their books. Her dedication to building strong relationships with media professionals has made her a trusted and reliable resource in the industry. Krista's expertise and passion for connecting people and ideas have helped her successfully launch numerous books and foster meaningful collaborations. With her experience and extensive network, Krista brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the world of podcasting and publicity.

Robin Barnett is a seasoned media pro with over 15 years of experience in the publishing industry. As the Vice President of Public Relations at Icon Media Group, Robin has played a crucial role in launching more than 15 New York Times bestsellers. Her expertise lies in connecting authors with various media platforms, including national morning shows, radio, and online outlets. Robin's dedication to her craft and her ability to secure high-profile interviews have made her a sought-after publicist in the industry. With her strong relationships with media professionals and her knack for identifying the right opportunities for authors, Robin has been instrumental in helping authors gain widespread exposure and reach their target audience. Her passion for storytelling and her commitment to promoting exceptional books make her an invaluable asset to podcasters and publicists alike.

Quotes from the episode:

One of the best ways to connect with people you admire and respect is through podcasting. It allows you to work with publicists and bring on guests who can bring value to your podcast. - Krista Clayton

Building relationships is key in the world of publicity. It's about connecting with people, establishing trust, and creating opportunities for collaboration. - Robin Barnett

Podcasting has opened up a world of possibilities. You can reach a global audience, connect with experts in your field, and make a meaningful impact through the power of conversation. - Krista Clayton

In this episode, you will be able to:

Enhance your book publicity efforts by building strong relationships with podcasters.
Stay relevant and effective as a publicist in the digital age by adapting to new strategies and platforms.
Maximize the impact of your book launch and publicity campaign through the power of podcasting.
Discover effective strategies for connecting with authors and publicists to secure engaging podcast interviews.
Unlock the value of thorough preparation and continuous learning for successful podcasting and book promotion.

Timestamped summary of this episode:

00:00:00 - Importance of Podcast Strategy,
Launching a book without a podcast strategy is no longer effective. Podcasts are crucial for promoting books and connecting with audiences.
00:02:06 - The Power of Podcasting,
Podcasting has the ability to connect people and open up new opportunities. It allows podcasters to interview and collaborate with individuals they admire and respect.
00:06:39 - Roles of Publicists,
Publicists play a crucial role in scheduling interviews, writing press kits, and strategizing book promotions. They work closely with authors, broadcasters, and podcasters to establish connections and promote their work.
00:08:05 - Differentiating Publisher Publicists and Media Groups,
Publisher publicists work within a publishing company, overseeing publicity efforts for their authors. Media groups, like Icon Media Group, focus on securing media coverage for authors and work with various types of media outlets.
00:09:50 - The Importance of Relationships,
Building and maintaining relationships is key in the publicist's work. Strong relationships with authors, media personnel, and podcasters facilitate successful promotions and collaborations. Relationships are the foundation of their work and personal lives.
00:14:12 - The Influence of Viewers and Algorithms,
The conversation begins with a discussion about how viewers have become more dis...

Marketing Your Podcast with Jonathan Carone

The Christian Podcaster

06/13/23 • 32 min

Do you want to let more people know about your podcast?

Of course you do, right?

Well, that means you are a marketer and need to share your podcast in an ethical way. But with so many negative and often gross example on social media and in your inbox, where do you learn about marketing done well?

Our guest recording today is Jonathan Carone, owner of CaroneDesigns and fellow podcaster of two shows (Unlearning Youth Group and Unlearning Church Staff). In his business, he designs websites and marketing strategies that work for churches. His podcast promotion is top notch as well.

Today, Jonathan will share how to let people know about your show ethically, his best marketing strategies, and the essentials for your podcast website.

MEET OUR GUEST JONATHAN

Jonathan Carone has his own design and marketing firm Carone Designs and he runs two podcasts, Unlearning Youth Group and Unlearning Church Staff where he helps people work through their deconstruction in a way that leads to the real Jesus. He is also a StoryBrand Certified Guide.

Connect with me and let me hear your thoughts over on Facebook!

TOPICS DISCUSSED:

How he help churches and what he do with marketing
How to position yourself as the solution to your audience's problem
Leading people to Jesus
How would he reframe marketing for us
Identifying the purpose of creating a podcast, is it for someone to help
Basic marketing strategy and what is Jonathan’s weekly routine for promoting your podcast
How to promote your podcast
How has Tiktok influence his podcast
How to listen to your audience
Does everybody need to have their own website
The importance of having a website and How to build it
What do people need to have on their website aside from email sign up
The number one mistake people make when it comes to their website

RESOURCES AND LINKS FROM THE SHOW:

CONNECT WITH JONATHAN CARONE

CONNECT WITH ME ERIC NEVINS

MORE ABOUT THE CHRISTIAN PODCASTER:

Content, Culture, and Creativity with Rob Kirkpatrick

The Christian Podcaster

07/25/23 • 40 min

How does a Christian content creator stay faithful to their message and the Gospel while interacting with those who do not believe?

Today, we talk with Rob Kirkpatrick, executive producer at Focus on the Family. Rob’s take on creating great content, how to handle hot button issues in the most graceful way, and how to create an emotional connection to your audience will change how you create your show.

MEET OUR GUEST ROB

Our guest Rob Kirkpatrick is the executive producer for Focus on the Family radio programs and podcasts. Rob has set the standard of excellence for Focus’s audio content; now heard by over 6 million people each week.

Connect with me and let me hear your thoughts over on Facebook.

TOPICS DISCUSSED:

What does Rob do at Focus as the Director of the Audio content
Benefits of having a Podcast series
The most challenging part of creating great content
What's something that Rob wishes podcasters knew
How to keep listeners connected and keep them engaged
How did Rob learn how to engage with listeners
Emotional connection
How does he know what’s on the listener's mind
How do you learn to discern your audience’s need
Finding ways to keep the audience engaged
Why pure audio is the most powerful form of communication
The power of audio intimacy
Why a good mic is important
Rob's strategy in dealing with divisive situations both personally and professionally in content
What are the things that we need to take into consideration if we’re going to be addressing some of the big issues of the day
Acknowledging people’s differences and finding ways to reach people where they are and letting the Holy Spirit be the Holy Spirit
What Focus on the Family is all about

RESOURCES AND LINKS FROM THE SHOW:

Focus on the Family Website
Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman
Focus on the Family Broadcast (Podcast)
Podcast Movement 2023 in Denver, Colorado

CONNECT WITH ROB

CONNECT WITH ME ERIC NEVINS

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Jenn Uren of This Mom Knows

The Christian Podcaster

04/20/21 • 30 min

Jenn Uren is the creator of the brand new podcast, This Mom Knows. Today, Jenn shares how she honed her message for podcasting, the value of curiosity, and how she learned to make her deadlines. Jenn's show is encouraging moms and she is setting the example for audience building and service.

Listen to Jenn's story now!

Stories Jenn shared:

Creating a show to bring moms together
Enjoying photography
Overcoming her perfectionism as she was working on her podcast
Connecting with CPA to help her as she started
Growing her blog into a podcast
Honing her message as she began podcasting
The value of curiosity in podcasting and life in general
Learning how to add external deadlines for herself
Why she went with Podtastics for hosting
Creating mini-courses for moms

Great quotes from Jenn:

As I listened I learned that I have something to share as well.

Relationship is not me to other people exclusively; there is an element of me to me. By taking care of myself, I was not only taking care of myself, I was taking care of my family better.

When you look at somebody, what you see is not necessarily what you get. Everyone has a story and you just need to dig a little deeper.

Resources we mentioned:

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The Christian Podcaster currently has 45 episodes available.

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The podcast is about Christianity, Marketing, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts and Business.

What is the most popular episode on The Christian Podcaster?

The episode title 'Markus Watson of Spiritual Life and Leadership' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on The Christian Podcaster is 35 minutes.

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Episodes of The Christian Podcaster are typically released every 7 days.

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