Last year, I was trying to make a magazine actually, and it was really, you know, a big work failure.

Digital media is changing. I invested thousands of dollars into a project that didn't go.

And that was really challenging. Let it go. Let it go.

Hi, welcome back.

In 2018, I was getting a lot of emails from people asking me how I started my podcast, this podcast,

let it out that you're listening to right now.

And I would spend a lot of time writing these emails.

So I ended up making a Google Doc that I could just send people.

And that document got bigger and bigger with advice on how to get a podcast to iTunes,

what equipment I use, interviewing tips, finding guests, marketing a podcast, and eventually

how to get sponsors and monetize the podcast. All things that I didn't know how to do either,

but figured out how to do

for this podcast you're listening to right now. Eventually, that document got so robust that I

decided after much reluctance to create a digital workshop. And some of you may have been hearing about this workshop for two years since

2018. And if so, and you don't want to start a podcast, just skip ahead to the episode. It's an

interview with me. I'm the guest being interviewed by someone else. Someone named Emily,

who's wonderful on her podcast, which is

called Back to You. And she was the winner of the contest element of the podcasting workshop I run

that was previously called Let a Podcast Out. That is just a long mouthful of a name. So it's now

called the podcast kit. And it's available if you want to make a podcast. It's for independent

podcasters. And it's a really robust version of what started as that really large Google

document that was pages and pages and pages. It's now a digital

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