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Speaker 1: Hey, I wanna thank you for finding Arrow dot net

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a r r o e dot net. It's not a podcast,

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it's a podcast network that features twenty different podcasts, such

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as something our parents would say, you know, all those

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wild things that would come from out of nowhere. Believe

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it or not, it's not about the now. These things

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have been around for centuries. Something our parents would say,

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only on ero dot net. Ar r oe dot net.

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Enjoy your exploration. Hey, it's Arrow, host to the weekly

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podcast Podcrashing. These episodes are connecting listeners to podcast specialists

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around the world. My goal has always been to inform

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our podcast community with subjects that deal with everything and beyond.

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I mean, podcast hosts are usually very open and always

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filled with a spirit that spreads their skills as journalists,

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medical specialists, true crime solvers, gamblers, motivators, spiritualists. Yeah, even

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actors in their famous children. I mean, seriously, there's a

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podcast for everybody. This podcast and Podcrashing one on one

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have been around since March of twenty nineteen. The original

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goal was to put focus on helping up and coming

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podcasters to have the right information about hosting as well

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as surviving in the podcast world. The idea went fifty

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four episodes before adopting a new plan. Dude, you're talking

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to all of these podcasters. You've got to include them

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in podcrashing one on one. The purpose of podcrashing one

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on one is to help you build your own platform,

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to promote it, and maybe earn some money. This is

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Podcrashing one on one, episode number four hundred forty two.

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Why does everybody think they've got what it takes to

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create as well as maintain a podcast. Oh? Maybe it's

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because I'm too close that I'm asking such a question.

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I mean, I'm a broadcast instructor. I meet a lot

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of visionaries who come into that program not even listening

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to podcasts. Plus, they carry no personal research as to

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how a podcast is kept alive. So why do people

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think they've got what it takes to create and maintain

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a podcast? Well, research easily sells, and overview podcasting is

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so deceptive it looks very easy. We're guilty of promoting

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that our voices need this big platform. Well, when it

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comes to creating a podcast, you're pretty much your own barrier.

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Unlike terrestrial radio, you don't have to deal with overzealous

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program directors and useless consultants to tell you what to

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do and how to grow. That show. What the beginner

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podcasters aren't listening to or seeing is the invisible work

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that is required. I'm talking about the editing, the planning,

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the consistency, the promotion, and yes, do you even know

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who your followers are or who you would like to?

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Have a very sharp and truthful point. I mean we

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get confused with having an opinion versus holding someone's attention.

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Coming up next we will unveil those misguided steps. Pups Hey,

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welcome back to podcrashing one on one. A very simple

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subject this week, why do people think they can create

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and fully maintain a podcast? Now we learn that it's

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because anybody can do a podcast. Anybody. Here's where so

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many falter trip and quit, and the reason why is

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because they didn't take the time to get a better

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structuring of the conversation, respecting the pace, knowing when to

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stop talking, nor did they take the needed time to

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learn newer ways to ask questions that unlock other people's thoughts. Plus,

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did you know that sounding national or intentional is actually

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a learned skill. Here's where it gets slippery. Podcasts are

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sold as passion projects, not as an endurance sport, learning

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how to deal with your personal issues that rise When

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there's no emails or reaction, your daily hits are down.

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The subjects covered are eh any place but where anybody

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would boldly go. Podcast maintenance is ignored in so many

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different places. It's work. Who has the time for this

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kind of work? You can't be authentic in a podcast

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without doing research. If you lack curiosity, you're going to

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take a few mental hits. What's your true point of view?

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And do you really respect the listener's time. Sustaining relevance, consistency,

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and growth are very rare to find. The question is

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is it inside your chapters of wanting that podcast? I'm

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Eryl and that's podcrashing one on one