The How To Podcast Series - Revolving Guest Co-Hosts, Podcast Tips and A Community for Podcasters - E54 - Choosing a Format For Your Podcast - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series

E54 - Choosing a Format For Your Podcast - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series

01/30/23 • 22 min

The How To Podcast Series - Revolving Guest Co-Hosts, Podcast Tips and A Community for Podcasters

EPISODE 54 - Choosing a Format For Your Podcast - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series

The Format of your podcast

There are many different formats that podcasts can take. Here are a few common ones:

Solo: A solo podcast is hosted by a single person and typically focuses on a specific topic or theme.
Interview: An interview podcast features a host interviewing one or more guests on a particular topic.
Conversation: A conversation podcast is typically hosted by two or more people and involves a more casual conversation about a variety of topics.
Narrative: A narrative podcast tells a story or presents information in a narrative format, often with sound effects and music to enhance the listening experience.
News: A news podcast provides updates and analysis on current events or issues.
Educational: An educational podcast aims to teach listeners about a particular subject or provide information on a specific topic.
Comedy: A comedy podcast is focused on entertaining listeners with jokes and humorous content.
Fiction: A fiction podcast is a work of fictional storytelling, often in the form of a serialized story.

These are just a few examples of the many types of podcast formats that exist. The best format for your podcast will depend on your goals and the type of content you want to produce.

Join us on the first Friday of every Month at 10 am e.s.t. for a Podcast Huddle - potentially meet other podcasters from around the world, check out the topic of the day, join in our our Q&A and then share your podcast with the group - if you want to be a guest or you need a guest, this is the perfect opportunity to connect with other Podcasters within the How To Podcast Family

For an invite or more info, or to leave us a voice message head over to http://howtopodcast.ca/

Thanks for listening! A great podcast starts here!

Dave

EPISODE 54 - Choosing a Format For Your Podcast - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series

The Format of your podcast

There are many different formats that podcasts can take. Here are a few common ones:

Solo: A solo podcast is hosted by a single person and typically focuses on a specific topic or theme.
Interview: An interview podcast features a host interviewing one or more guests on a particular topic.
Conversation: A conversation podcast is typically hosted by two or more people and involves a more casual conversation about a variety of topics.
Narrative: A narrative podcast tells a story or presents information in a narrative format, often with sound effects and music to enhance the listening experience.
News: A news podcast provides updates and analysis on current events or issues.
Educational: An educational podcast aims to teach listeners about a particular subject or provide information on a specific topic.
Comedy: A comedy podcast is focused on entertaining listeners with jokes and humorous content.
Fiction: A fiction podcast is a work of fictional storytelling, often in the form of a serialized story.

These are just a few examples of the many types of podcast formats that exist. The best format for your podcast will depend on your goals and the type of content you want to produce.

For an invite or more info, or to leave us a voice message head over to http://howtopodcast.ca/

Thanks for listening! A great podcast starts here!

Dave

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14 Examples Of ‘Bad’ Coaching To Look Out For

While no one wants to criticize a fellow industry professional, every experienced coach has seen their share of “bad” coaching. Determining what “bad” coaching means can be subjective, but there are some elements that anyone would agree define the term.

When vetting potential podcast and content coaches, it’s critical for prospective clients to be aware of red flags that denote a poorly developed coaching practice. Here are 14 examples of things some coaches may do that clients should keep an eye out for.

1. Not Practicing The Values They Preach

2. Believing They Have All The Answers

3. Placating Without Getting Real Or Going Deep

4. Compromising Client Confidentiality

5. Predicting Your Future

6. Lacking Professional Ethics

7. It is all about them and not The Client

8. Not Investing In Their Own Personal Development

9. Lacking Expertise Or Experience In Their Field

10. Not Listening Actively To Client Needs

11. Not Believing In Their Clients

12. Overpromising And Under Delivering