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Podcasting Morning Chat

The only daily morning show for creators, by creators!Join 20-year podcast pro, Marc Ronick and an incredible team of podcasters as they dive into everything from starting a podcast, to audience growth, monetization, booking guests, using the latest AI tools and more. It"s a "morning show meets mastermind" for content creators! Tune in live weekdays at 7 AM EST on Clubhouse (yes, Clubhouse!) or catch up anytime right here or any podcast platform. The Podcasting Morning Chat - Connect. Grow

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00:57:04

463. Lessons Learned from the Scrubs Rewatch Podcast

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/27

Scrubs is getting a TV reboot, and that revival has a lesson for podcasters who want listeners to come back. Today, we look at how the Scrubs rewatch podcast keeps fans engaged and what it teaches us about building a show people stick with over time. We also talk about when a rewatch format works and how to borrow the idea for your own podcast. Then I share the exact AI prompt I used to pull a tight highlight from a clip we played from that Scrubs companion show, trimming it down into something

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00:50:54

462. How Free Sponsorship Gear Becomes Taxable Income...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/26

Ever get something “free” for your podcast or creator work and think, awesome, no cost, no problem, then find out later why the IRS sent you a bill? Maybe it’s a “gifted” product, a free month of a tool, a comped hotel for an event, or a brand sending you gear in exchange for a mention. Today, we dig deeper into one of yesterday’s questions, inspired by a news story shared by our co-host Ralph Estep Jr., and we get real about what counts as income for creators, even when no cash hits your bank

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00:53:57

461. Apple’s Video Podcast Push Changes...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/25

Apple’s video announcement is stirring the pot again, and it’s funny because the gurus will remind you Apple always had video; that is true, but it just wasn’t widely used, or easy to roll out at scale. What’s changed now is the path feels more built out for creators, and the playback experience is more familiar for listeners. We’ve got some spicy hot takes about what Apple gets right, and why the hype can be louder than the reality. We also share a smart money reminder for creators: freebies,

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01:01:55

460. Don’t Move Your Podcast to Substack Until You...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/24

Is Substack the next best place to grow your podcast, or just one more platform to juggle? Today, we talk about how to get real value from it. Co-host BC Babbles has been on Substack for a while and even hosts one of his podcasts there, so we ask what’s working, what he’s learned, and what best practices matter most. We also dig into how Substack helps you connect with listeners in a more personal way than traditional social media. Then we talk monetization, what people actually pay for, and how to

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00:54:05

459. Three Reasons This Radiolab Episode Hooks You Hard

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/23

How do you turn an abstract idea into a gripping audio experience? In this installment of our Obsession Worthy series, we study “Colors” by Radiolab and pull out what makes its production so effective. While Marc is out, Jonathan Howard and Ralph Estep Jr. lead the conversation and show us why this episode works so well. We talk about how the opening hooks you fast, and how multiple voices weave together to keep you locked in. If you want your podcast to feel more immersive, this breakdown will

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00:47:52

458. If You Had $5,000, What Would You Fix First?

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/20

If someone handed you $5,000 to invest in your podcast tomorrow, where would it go? Better gear, paid ads, media training, or maybe something else entirely? While Marc is out, Ralph Estep Jr. takes the lead and guides this week’s listener mailbag as we wrestle with that exact question. We explore how to think about investing wisely, not just spending fast. From there, we briefly tackle how to prep for interviews without sounding scripted, and whether a pro setup really makes a difference when you

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00:52:06

457. Are You Measuring Podcast Success All Wrong?

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/19

What actually makes podcasting worth it? Downloads, money, recognition, or something else entirely? While our fearless leader, Marc, is out, Ralph Estep Jr. takes the lead as we answer your questions from the mailbag and explore what progress and value really look like in podcasting. From there, we tackle a tough business question: when does it make sense to charge guests to be on your show? We weigh the pros and cons without taking sides. We also dig into cold PR emails and guest pitches, how to

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00:55:33

456. NPR Broadcaster Takes On Google’s Voice Cloning

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/18

What happens when a tech giant is accused of copying your voice? Podcast host David Greene is suing Google, claiming his voice was used to create an AI clone inside NotebookLM without his permission and raising serious questions about how far AI tools can go when training on public content. That is just one headline in this week’s news roundup. We also look at Apple finally leaning into native video on its platform and ask the obvious question: Why now? Is this a response to YouTube and Spotify

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00:59:08

455. What ‘Ear Hustle’ Can Teach You About Storytelling

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/17

What makes a story so striking that it changes how you see the person telling it? In this installment of our Obsession Worthy series, we study the narrative craft behind the podcast Ear Hustle and what makes its storytelling so effective. Co-host Jonathan walks us through how layered sound design, emotional contrast, and thoughtful narration can shift perception and deepen listener connection. We explore how devices like curiosity loops and identity shifts reveal that structure is not accidental; it

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00:58:53

454. What’s Quietly Killing Your Podcast Right Now

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/13

It’s Friday the 13th, so we’re talking about the scary stuff… the habits that quietly drain the life out of a podcast. Not the obvious mistakes. The subtle ones. Today, we’re reflecting on what can slowly stall your growth. We explore the lack of clarity, poor consistency, and the small choices that add up over time. We share about the practical shifts we’ve made that make a real difference, and remind you that growth rarely comes from perfection. It comes from intention. We also talk about ways to

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00:53:06

453. Dissecting a Podcast That Actually Works

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/12

Can a podcast be strong and still have room to grow? We’re breaking down a recent episode of indie podcast, Movies in a Nutshell , and exploring what happens when a show gets most things right. Believe us, this episode leaves plenty to study. We unpack what worked, including their approach to segment structure and intentional ways to speak to both new and returning listeners. We also look at areas where a little polish could elevate the experience even more. Because the gap between good and great is

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00:54:51

452. The 2026 Podcast Shakeup Creators Can’t Ignore

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/11

YouTube says it’s cracking down on AI slop in 2026. At the same time, it’s rolling out more AI tools for creators. So which is it? Today, we share more of YouTube's upcoming shakeups, including tighter standards around low-quality AI content and monetization shifts that could reshape how podcasters get discovered and paid. Is this a clean-up… or a quiet pivot? Since it’s news day, we’re also bringing you the latest headlines across the podcasting space. Rumble is pushing short-form video, and

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00:52:20

451. Most Podcasts Don’t Fail Their Schedule Does

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/10

Many podcasters hit a moment where they start asking themselves, Should I be publishing more often? Today’s episode kicks off with a mailbag question from co-host Jonathan that opens up an honest conversation about episode release frequency and the pressure to do more. From there, we dig into why more episodes do not automatically lead to more growth and how increasing your cadence without intention can quietly lead to burnout. The panel shares guiding principles around consistency, listener trust,

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00:47:13

450. The Curiosity Loop That Forces Listeners to Stay

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/09

Great podcasts don’t just share information. They guide listeners through an experience. In this installment of our Obsession Worthy Podcasts, co-host Jonathan Howard guides us on a close look at Hyperfixed to understand why some narrative shows are so easy to fall into and so hard to forget. Using this show as a case study, we explore how strong storytelling choices shape attention and keep listeners engaged from start to finish. We unpack what makes Hyperfixed obsession-worthy and how its design

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01:00:21

449. Stop Letting Trolls Kill Your Podcast Momentum

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/06

What do you do when hateful comments land harder than you expect? Today, we’re cracking into the mailbag and starting with a candid conversation about dealing with trolls and the inner critic that can flare up when your work is put out in public. That’s just one of the listener questions we tackle. We also continue the ongoing audio vs. video discussion, exploring why this question keeps coming up and what podcasters should consider before changing their format or adding more to their workflow. To

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00:53:38

448. Why Most Podcasters Are Pricing Sponsorships Wrong

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/05

Do you really need massive download numbers to earn an income in podcasting? Today, we’re digging into the mailbag to answer listener questions that get to the heart of how podcasts actually grow and earn. We start with a smart question about marketing your back catalog and why older episodes can still work for your show long after they’re published. That conversation opens the door to discussion on podcast sponsorships. Co-host Sid breaks down how independent podcasters can think about pricing in a

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00:53:57

447. Joe Rogan Refused Validation and Proved a Point

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/04

Joe Rogan made headlines this week by refusing to pay the $500 entry fee required to be considered for a Golden Globe. Was it a publicity move, or simply someone who doesn’t need another trophy to prove a point? On today’s news day, that moment became the spark for a much larger conversation about power, recognition, and how podcasting is colliding with mainstream media. From there, we widen the lens to look at the shifts shaping the industry right now. We unpack new platform moves, evolving rules

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00:58:31

446. What Every Podcaster Can Steal from 'How I Built...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/02/03

Today, we’re asking you to rethink how you judge progress in podcasting. Is it really about choosing quantity or quality, or does the answer depend on where you are and what you’re building? In this installment of our Obsession Worthy Podcasts series, led by co-host Jonathan Howard, we break down How I Built This, focusing on the Taylor Guitars episode. We look closely at how a strong cold open widens the audience, builds curiosity, and signals that a show is worth sticking with. From there, the

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00:49:12

445. How the Pre-Interview Creates Better Stories...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/30

The most compelling interviews don’t start when you hit record. They start before your guest ever shows up. Today, we’re talking about why pre-interviews are not extra work. They are more like insurance. We walk through how a short pre-interview can prevent awkward moments, poor energy, and the dreaded moment when your guest drifts off topic. This conversation is especially helpful for newer podcasters booking guests and for experienced hosts who want smoother, more focused interviews. To wrap up

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00:46:23

444. Four Listener Questions Every Podcaster Can...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/29

There’s a familiar kind of stress that comes from caring about your podcast and not knowing if you’re doing it “right.” Today, we’re opening up the mailbag and addressing the kinds of questions that quietly weigh on podcasters. We explore how timing, platforms, and audience habits really intersect. We also discuss writer’s block and how better systems can help you move forward without waiting for inspiration to strike. Finally, we dig into a question from a camping podcast about gaining listener

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