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Speaker 1: This is Podcrashing one on one episode number four hundred
Speaker 1: eighty seven. Can podcast hosts become interview whores? Ooh yeah,
Speaker 1: interview whores just by never saying no to another interview?
Speaker 1: The subject is brought up in many many podcast circles.
Speaker 1: And I am so guilty of being weighed down by
Speaker 1: the human being's desire to get to know other people.
Speaker 1: I am and I officially announce this and interview or
Speaker 1: what are the bad effects associated with this description? Delusion
Speaker 1: of the brand? A podcast can lose its identity. Podcast
Speaker 1: followers check in not for the interview, but research shows
Speaker 1: it's all about the connection with the host, his or
Speaker 1: her taste and curation. Now, if every episode is an interview,
Speaker 1: listeners are going to stop supporting the episodes because nothing
Speaker 1: feels important. A total loss of credibility so what are
Speaker 1: followers picking up on? Then? How about constant book launches,
Speaker 1: pr driven guests. I mean, everybody's got something to sell, right,
Speaker 1: Plus what makes your guest any different than their next interview?
Speaker 1: This is the very reason why I could never share
Speaker 1: a talk with Justin Bieber. Seriously, what is the dude
Speaker 1: going to say that he hasn't already said? This is
Speaker 1: what I mean when I'm talking about when listeners tap
Speaker 1: into a host tastes and curation, are you giving them
Speaker 1: a big enough variety? Have real talk and stop being
Speaker 1: the in. There's so much more to you than that. Hey,
Speaker 1: coming up next facing audience fatigue because you are an
Speaker 1: interview horror. It's coming up next. Hey, thanks for coming
Speaker 1: back to podcrashing one on one facing that audience with fatigue,
Speaker 1: because if you're like me, you are an interview whore.
Speaker 1: Listeners get absolutely burned out almost too quickly. But that's
Speaker 1: what happens when streaming gives you the power of choice. Okay, So,
Speaker 1: as a podcaster, you need to put focus on balance
Speaker 1: feature your interviews with solo commentary, storytelling, and the even
Speaker 1: dreaded panel discussions. The calling is to tighten up your gait.
Speaker 1: So that your podcast can have a clear voice. The
Speaker 1: greatest rule to follow. If the guest doesn't make your
Speaker 1: listener feel smarter and entertained or even surprised, then you
Speaker 1: got to say no to the interview. Podcasting has weakened
Speaker 1: it self out because of that blurred line it's created
Speaker 1: between authentic interviews and a promotion. Some podcast function like journalism,
Speaker 1: while others are pr tools. Get them on and then
Speaker 1: get them off. Hurry up and post it. When hosts
Speaker 1: don't have a follow up question, or they challenge your
Speaker 1: guests in thinking deeper, it's a signal to the listeners
Speaker 1: that this thing is nothing more than a stunt and
Speaker 1: he's trying to save it. When your interview sounds like
Speaker 1: an extended advertisement, do not be afraid to wander off
Speaker 1: the subject. Oh yeah, those PR people will be pissed.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing you gotta look out for you.
Speaker 1: It's your show. They are the guests. I'm Marrow and
Speaker 1: that's podcrashing one on one