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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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434. How to Walk Into Any Podcast Conference Fully...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/13

Walking into your first podcast conference can feel exciting and overwhelming all at once, especially with Podfest right around the corner. You’re scanning the schedule, wondering who to talk to, what sessions to attend, and whether you’re really “ready” to be there. Today, we’re talking openly about what it’s like to show up to a conference, how to navigate the rooms, conversations, and social energy mentally. We’re sharing our real experiences along with thoughtful guidance on setting intentions,

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00:47:29

433. Why Diary of a CEO is Impossible to Stop...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/12

Jonathan Howard takes the wheel and leads us for a close look at another obsession-worthy podcast, Diary of a CEO. Why do some interviews stay with you long after they end? What makes a conversation feel human instead of rehearsed? And what happens when a host stops chasing the right question and starts listening for what’s being said? Using a powerful episode featuring Simon Sinek, we revisit how trust, presence, and active listening create interviews that feel unforgettable. We unpack why great

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00:56:56

432. Your Podcast Workflow Isn’t Broken…Until It Is

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/09

If your podcast workflow feels messy, layered, or harder than it used to be, this episode is for you. Today’s conversation was fueled by a Facebook post by producer, Ashley, and a feeling many podcasters quietly recognize: production workflows can become intensive, tools multiply, and suddenly your process feels like it’s slowing you down instead of helping you move forward. We talk openly about how workflows evolve as podcasters gain experience, and why friction doesn’t mean failure! Often,

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00:57:52

431. Make Your Podcast’s Differentiator Work for You

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/08

Your podcast already has a differentiator. The question is whether listeners feel it. Today, we’re evaluating the podcast “Better Call Daddy,” and we explore how small production choices either support or bury what makes a show stand out in the crowd. We talk about intros, pacing, framing, and clarity, and how these details shape the experience for someone pressing play for the first time. We reflect on what helps a differentiator land clearly, where it gets lost, and how subtle edits can make a

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00:52:30

430. Your Podcast Can Be Reused, Resold, and You’d...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/07

What if your podcast could be reused and resold without you ever knowing? One of today’s leading stories looks at a new tool that strips ads from episodes and resells ad-free versions without creators' permission. The conversation raises uncomfortable questions about podcast ownership, revenue loss, and what happens when third parties repackage your work outside the systems you rely on. We talk through how this kind of reuse could affect host-read ads and even listener trust. That discussion

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00:45:12

429. What Nobody Tells You Before You Start a Podcast

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/06

As podcasters, we often don’t realize what we don’t know until we’ve already learned it the hard way. The mistakes. The face-palm moments. The times when nothing feels quite right yet. Today, we’re sharing real stories from our adventures in podcasting. We discuss what we've learned only after hitting record, why confusion and pivots are part of the process, and how clarity tends to emerge after you begin, not before. We also reflect on what attracted us to podcasting, and what keeps us coming

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00:48:14

428. Why Some Podcasts are Impossible to Stop...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2026/01/05

Some podcasts become part of your routine not because they teach you something new every time, but because they make you feel connected. Jonathan Howard leads the charge, with commentary and real world examples from me and the rest of the team, as we take a close look at what makes a podcast truly obsession worthy. We break down the storytelling framework behind Normal Gossip and talk about why relatability matters more than celebrity, how listener participation turns an audience into a community,

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00:05:58

Why Overthinking Is Stopping You From Starting a Podcast

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/30

Starting a podcast isn't hard, but it often feels that way because we try to solve everything before we ever begin. In this episode, I break our usual format with a solo "mini-sode" and focus on what actually stops most people from getting started. This is a shorter, more intentional conversation about clarity, purpose, and sustainability, the things that matter long before equipment, formats, or platforms enter the picture. I talk about why you do not need a perfectly defined niche or

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00:56:20

The Creator Reset Every Podcaster Needs Right Now

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/19

As we close out the year, today we slow down and reflect together. This final Morning Chat of 2025 is not about tactics, growth hacks, or chasing trends. It is a community pause. We look back on the wins that reminded us why we podcast, share one word we want to carry into 2026, and talk about how we want to show up for our listeners in the year ahead. You will hear honest reflections about creative fatigue, motivation, consistency, boundaries, and the seasons that come with making content over

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01:00:40

How to Turn Simple Stories Into Addictive Short Podcasts

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/18

Does every podcast need a lesson, or can a good story be enough? In today’s evaluation, we examine Shared Delights, a short-form storytelling podcast designed to offer warmth, humor, and a brief escape. Instead of aiming for transformation or instruction, the show focuses on how a story feels in the moment and what it gives the listener emotionally. Using Shared Delights as a case study, we take a close look at how pacing, pauses, and delivery shape clarity and attention. We explore sound design

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00:53:34

Instagram’s New Algorithm Change Podcasters Can’t Ignore

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/17

What if we told you Instagram is rolling out a way for users to control their own algorithm and decide what they see? That experiment alone has big implications for podcast discovery and creator visibility. For today’s news day, we’re walking through several updates, such as Apple Podcasts adding automatic chapters and timed links. We also dig into recent AI updates that are making image editing easier and opening the door for new collaborative workflows, especially for creators working in teams. We

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00:56:49

The Real Truth About Starting a Podcast in 2026

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/16

Starting your podcast can feel overwhelming when every choice seems expensive or technical. permanent. But don’t worry, we’ve got you! Today, we focus on the questions new podcasters are asking at the beginning. We start with real questions from co-host Sid Meadows about recording platforms like Riverside, working with editors, and choosing the right mic stand. Later, the conversation opens up into questions nearly every new podcaster wrestles with, including whether podcasting has to be expensive

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00:50:44

The Podcast Formula That Made “You’re Wrong About” a Hit

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/15

Do you remember when Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding was accused of having her ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly, injure Nancy Kerrigan’s knee before the 1994 Olympics? If you lived through the 90s, this story dominated the news, and many of us formed strong opinions based on a narrative the media pushed at the time. That familiar story becomes the starting point for a deeper look at podcasting craft. Co-host Jonathan Howard, leads the team through a case study of You’re Wrong About, using their

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00:52:21

The 1 Choice to Make Before the New Year Starts

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/12

As 2025 winds down, we pause to reflect on the choices shaping where we’re headed next in our podcasting journeys and beyond. We explore the impact of saying yes and no as a community, through honest stories about doubt, trust, rest, creativity, and change.We share what it looks like to release patterns that no longer fit, and how small, intentional choices can create space for clarity. This conversation isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about noticing where we are, listening to each

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00:51:03

7 Lessons You Can Learn from a Podcast Evaluation of...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/11

To understand how your podcast resonates with listeners, start by analyzing how another show approaches its opening moments. In today’s Indie Podcast Evaluation, we look at Carefree Highway Revisited, a show that reflects on the music of Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. We highlight how a clear intro and steady interview flow create an inviting listener experience. You’ll see how pacing guides attention, how a host’s authority can add depth without taking over, and how simple SEO choices

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00:54:23

Stop Overlooking TikTok. It’s Driving Your Future...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/10

TikTok may be driving a hot new wave of podcast discovery, and the statistics are tough to ignore. If short clips can send a song to the top of Spotify, imagine what they could do for a podcast when creators treat TikTok as a real discovery engine instead of a passive scroll. We also break down Libsyn’s new pricing and the growing move toward solo shows. Are folks ditching their co-hosts? Finally, we look at what a sudden surge in visibility really means for indie podcasters and why viral spikes

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00:53:39

Private Podcasts: The Overlooked Tool That Builds...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/09

What if your show had a format designed only for your super fans? Today, we look at what a private podcast actually is and how it works behind the scenes. We’re joined by trusted podcasting expert Cliff Ravenscraft, who helps us understand the mechanics: how access is controlled, how episodes are delivered, and why a private feed functions differently from a public show. Cliff explains how creators use private podcasts for focused communication, training, or more personal updates, and why clarity on

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00:48:01

How Great Hosts Use Storytelling To Hook Listeners...

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/08

Today, we’re focusing on what podcasters can learn from shows that break the mold and still manage to form deep connections with their audience. Jonathan Howard continues our Obsession-Worthy Podcast series with a look at "Everything Is Alive," a show that turns simple ideas into emotionally charged, memorable storytelling. We explore how a strong creative constraint can open new doors and why unexpected formats can be effective when rooted in intention. We also weigh in on sound shaping emotion and

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00:44:12

The Real Story Inside Your Spotify Wrapped

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/05

Today we take a closer look at Spotify Wrapped... the fun parts, the confusing parts, and the slightly uncomfortable data-awareness parts. We dig into creator stats, talk about whether these numbers actually matter, and explore the bigger conversation around how much data platforms like Spotify collect from us as creators and listeners. The team joins in with their own Wrapped surprises, frustrations, and questions, and we wrap things up with our Friday tradition: Wins of the Week from across the

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00:53:33

5 Simple Fixes That Instantly Upgrade Your Podcast

Podcasting Morning Chat ·

2025/12/04

Today, we break down an indie podcaster’s episode structure, branding clarity, pacing, and storytelling opportunities as we evaluate Wander World School. This episode is packed with great discussion from the team about how creators can simplify, strengthen, and improve the listener experience. We talk pacing, cover art, segment transitions, call-to-action overload, monetization strategies, and where Suzy May (the host) shines with expertise and audience connection.Episode Highlights:[00:05]

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