Podcast appearances and mentions of toby goodman

In this episode, Jules explains how to improve the podcast experience for your guests. As well as preparing your guests in advance (listen to Episode 34) you can make the process as enjoyable as possible for your guests. Plus if your guests are happy, they may become clients.  Listen to what they're saying & engage fully in the conversation.  Book an hour long slot with your guest, even if you know your recording will last less time. This gives you the chance to continue the conversation after you've stopped recording (which is often when you'll get the best from them as they'll feel most relaxed). Follow up with your guest by thanking them for taking part, and sharing social media assets and/or a blog post with them. Also, let them know when the episode is live. This episode was inspired by a talk at The Podcast Show in London in May by Arielle Lisenblatt who was speaking to Toby Goodman so thanks to them for the idea.

“Most of us start our businesses because we want to make a difference out there—it's a way of living our mission, and we are in love with that mission.” – Ana Melikian In this episode, I speak with Toby on the Moving Conversations Podcast to share my life growing up in Portugal and how my… Continue reading Choosing the Happiness Mindset – Toby Goodman Interviews Ana Melikian The post Choosing the Happiness Mindset – Toby Goodman Interviews Ana Melikian appeared first on Ana Melikian, Ph.D..

Scott and I take another turn showing up as podcast guests rather than as hosts. Toby Goodman, host of the podcast Moving Conversations, interviews us on an episode he titled “Creating Value Through  “Pod-lationships.”  This is great conversation about building relationships that will help you get to know us better. Our conversation includes the story of  howRead More The post Creating Value Through Pod-lationships – Toby Goodman Interviews Pam & Scott appeared first on Business Advancement.

Scott and I take another turn showing up as podcast guests rather than as hosts. Toby Goodman, host of the podcast Moving Conversations, interviews us on an episode he titled “Creating Value Through  “Pod-lationships.”  This is great conversation about building relationships that will help you get to know us better. Our conversation includes the story of  howRead More The post Creating Value Through Pod-lationships – Toby Goodman Interviews Pam & Scott appeared first on Business Advancement.

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I met Toby at Podcast Movement Evolutions and he gave me his book Narrow Podcasting in which he gives step-by-step strategies to grow your business using podcasting. The main strategy is to interview your potential customer. I get that strategy, but what about the listener? Toby is the "Pro" behind the Pro Editing service at Blubrry, and runs his own podcasting services at narrowpodcasting.com So I brought Toby on to talk about it.  PLEASE NOTE: This was recorded before Podcast Movement 2022 in Dallas which had some controversies. Focusrite: The Vocaster Series Made For Podcasters AutoGain – Easily set your levels with the click of a button, with more than enough gain on tap (70dB) – no booster needed Enhance – Four podcaster-approved voice presets bring out the best in any voice Mute – Silence the mic with the touch of a button – don't let unexpected interruptions get in the way of recording Connect your phone – Record phone calls, high quality music, or other audio from your device, seamlessly Record to a camera – Plug in your camera and record directly to its memory card Loopback – Stream calls or any other audio you can think of from your computer with two sets of stereo loopback Included software – Hindenburg Lite to record, three months of SquadCast Pro + Video to bring in your guests, and six months of Acast Influencer to publish, you're ready to get your show out there Learn more at: Focusrite.com/Vocaster  Narrow Podcasting With Toby Goodman In our discussion with Toby we learn: Why did he write his book What is the Podlationship Cycle? The Criteria Toby Uses to Select His Guests What is a good podcast? Do Audiograms Work? What can a person expect from the Narrow Podcasting Course? For more information on Toby, his book and his course. Check out www.narrowpodcasting.com/sop QUESTION OF THE MONTH I need your answer by the end of August 2022 This month's question comes from Dave from Walking is Fitness which is a daily 10-minute podcast designed to help listeners find a little extra motivation to get out for a fitness walk every single day.  THE QUESTION: Most podcast hosts have a target listener. And I would imagine like most podcasts, there are certain themes and topics that I know that are of greater interest to my target listener.  How often do you return to these key topics? Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/question When you answer tell us about your show (including the WEBSITE ADDRESS). Where I Will Be? I look forward to seeing you all, please come up and say high. To see my full itinerary, go to schoolofpodcasting.com/where Join the School of Podcasting When you join the School of Podcasting you can quit worrying about: Are people going to listen to me? (Yes, cause I'll show you how to see what they want). Am I going to sound stupid? (No, as I'll show you the magic of editing) It will cost a million dollars (No, I'll have you sounding like a million bucks without spending a million bucks).  I don't anything about this technology (You said the same thing about driving).  Get access to: Step-by-step tutorials, live group coaching, a mastermind group filled with brilliant podcasting minds,  and the ability to schedule as many one-on-one quick fix calls as you like at no extra charge.  Join worry-free with a 30-day money-back guarantee  Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start Mentioned In This Podcast You Podcast Consultant Narrow Podcasting Site Narrow Podcasting Book Join the School of Podcasting

Toby Goodman is an author, coach, and the CEO of Podcast Network Solutions, a full-service podcast production company. He's a sick-ass drummer who has traveled the world playing for a Rolling Stone, a Bee Gee, a Spice Girl, and TV talent show winners (and losers). In addition to his work as CEO of Podcast Network Solutions, Toby is the host of the Podcast Business Coach podcast and the creator of The Profitable Pod Method, a course that helps professionals use podcasting to scale their businesses. To me, Toby is a rockstar human—a courageous and kind force who played a pivotal role in bringing the Trauma Hiders Club podcast to life. In this episode, Toby and I discuss our creative process for developing and launching the Trauma Hiders Club podcast. We explore the value of creating a safe space where creative visions can manifest. We explain why bringing my authentic self into the podcast meant that it wouldn't be for everyone. We also describe our experience going to an Elton John concert together and underscore the beauty of podcasting. “The beauty of a podcast is you don't have to control when people hear your message—but it's there for people to hear.” - Toby Goodman. This week on the Trauma Hiders Club Podcast: Conceptualizing the Trauma Hiders Club podcast and the first time I met Toby Toby's creative process for producing a podcast Creating a space for creative vision and my experience working with Toby Why podcasts need to have a dedicated website Bringing my authentic self to my website and podcast How the podcast interviews and conversations have changed me over time John Coltrane's A Love Supreme and the beauty of podcasting Connect with Toby Goodman: Podcast Network Solutions Narrow Podcasting Podcast: Podcast Business Coach Book: Narrow Podcasting: Make Profitable Connections and Grow your Business, Without Paid Ads, Sponsors, or Thousands of Listeners Podcast Network Solutions on LinkedIn Podcast Network Solutions on Facebook Toby Goodman on Instagram Where High Achievers Get Through Shit - TOGETHER Thanks for tuning into this week's Trauma Hiders Club ‘The Podcast' episode with Karen Goldfinger Baker. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify | Amazon Music Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help me reach more high achievers like you. Join me on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and visit my website to discover the rules of Trauma Club, and grab your free download: Discover 5 Ways Your Fuckery Is Getting In The Way of The Next Level of Your Success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Toby Goodman is an author, coach, and the CEO of Podcast Network Solutions, a full-service podcast production company. He's a sick-ass drummer who has traveled the world playing for a Rolling Stone, a Bee Gee, a Spice Girl, and TV talent show winners (and losers). In addition to his work as CEO of Podcast Network Solutions, Toby is the host of the Podcast Business Coach podcast and the creator of The Profitable Pod Method, a course that helps professionals use podcasting to scale their businesses. To me, Toby is a rockstar human—a courageous and kind force who played a pivotal role in bringing the Trauma Hiders Club podcast to life. In this episode, Toby and I discuss our creative process for developing and launching the Trauma Hiders Club podcast. We explore the value of creating a safe space where creative visions can manifest. We explain why bringing my authentic self into the podcast meant that it wouldn't be for everyone. We also describe our experience going to an Elton John concert together and underscore the beauty of podcasting. “The beauty of a podcast is you don't have to control when people hear your message—but it's there for people to hear.” - Toby Goodman. This week on the Trauma Hiders Club Podcast: Conceptualizing the Trauma Hiders Club podcast and the first time I met Toby Toby's creative process for producing a podcast Creating a space for creative vision and my experience working with Toby Why podcasts need to have a dedicated website Bringing my authentic self to my website and podcast How the podcast interviews and conversations have changed me over time John Coltrane's A Love Supreme and the beauty of podcasting Connect with Toby Goodman: Podcast Network Solutions Narrow Podcasting Podcast: Podcast Business Coach Book: Narrow Podcasting: Make Profitable Connections and Grow your Business, Without Paid Ads, Sponsors, or Thousands of Listeners Podcast Network Solutions on LinkedIn Podcast Network Solutions on Facebook Toby Goodman on Instagram Where High Achievers Get Through Shit - TOGETHER Thanks for tuning into this week's Trauma Hiders Club ‘The Podcast' episode with Karen Goldfinger Baker. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify | Amazon Music Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help me reach more high achievers like you. Join me on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and visit my website to discover the rules of Trauma Club, and grab your free download: Discover 5 Ways Your Fuckery Is Getting In The Way of The Next Level of Your Success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In November of 1990, Toby Goodman—producer of the Kathy Sullivan Explores podcast and CEO of Podcast Network Solutions—received a gift from his father for his 10th birthday. It was a telescope: an item with a purpose and capacity for evoking awe that no other toy had. It was no surprise that telescopes filled the shelves of toy stores in London: a few months before receiving the gift, Toby explains, the Hubble Space Telescope had launched, captivating the wonder of people from all walks of life. On July 12, 2022, a new era in astronomy dawned. The first full-color images and spectroscopic data from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope were released, capturing yet again the minds and imaginations of people the world over. In this episode, you'll learn about the history of space telescopes and what the images from the James Webb Space Telescope mean for humanity. We compare and contrast the physical attributes and functions of the Hubble and James Webb space telescopes. You'll gain insight into the life and design expectancies of the space telescopes and how the Hubble has changed over the years. We also discuss the value of images from space telescopes and how they shape peoples' perspectives about humanity's place in the cosmos. “Those specks aren't stars. They're galaxies—thousands of them in this little piece of sky you've always thought was empty.” - Kathy Sullivan This week on Kathy Sullivan Explores: The contributions of Edwin Hubble to astronomy The Hubble Constant and how to figure out the distance of galaxies James Webb, his role at NASA, and the importance of honoring pioneers Comparing the physical attributes of the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope How the James Webb Space Telescope observes objects the naked eye can't see The challenges of building a spacecraft The threads of continuity between the Hubble and Webb space telescopes How the first images from Hubble captured the popular imagination How the James Webb Space Telescope sees farther into the universe and further back in time How scientists decide where to focus the space telescopes The reason I wrote Handprints on Hubble A brief history of space telescopes and the problem of looking at the cosmos from the earth The ‘Endless Frontier' report and how it shaped the American astronomical enterprise Nancy Grace Roman: NASA's first Chief Astronomer and Mother of Hubble How the Hubble Space Telescope has changed since its launch The distance of the Hubble and Webb space telescopes from the earth The life and design expectancies of the Hubble and Webb space telescopes How to see the Hubble Space Telescope from the earth How to use the Hubble Space Telescope as an amateur astronomer The Hubble Ultra-Deep Field The value of astronomy to human lives Resources Mentioned: You Should Do a Podcast about That Our Favorite Quotes: “[The] telescope…had a purpose about it. With it came a built-in excitement of seeing faraway places that provoked dreams about what it was like to be an explorer in outer space.” - Toby Goodman “NASA's job is to push back the frontiers of science and knowledge about the cosmos, the solar system, and our place in it.” - Kathy Sullivan Connect with Toby Goodman: Podcast Network Solutions Narrow Podcasting Podcast: Podcast Business Coach Book: Narrow Podcasting: Make Profitable Connections and Grow your Business, Without Paid Ads, Sponsors, or Thousands of Listeners Podcast Network Solutions on LinkedIn Podcast Network Solutions on Facebook Toby Goodman on Instagram Spaceship Not Required I'm Kathy Sullivan, the only person to have walked in space and gone to the deepest point in the ocean. I'm an explorer, and that doesn't always have to involve going to some remote or exotic place. It simply requires a commitment to put curiosity into action. In this podcast, you can explore, reflecting on lessons learned from life so far and from my brilliant and ever-inquisitive guests. We explore together in this very moment from right where you are--spaceship not required. Welcome to Kathy Sullivan Explores. Visit my website at kathysullivanexplores.com to sign up for seven astronaut tips to improving your life on earth and be the first to discover future episodes and learn about more exciting adventures ahead! Don't forget to leave a rating and review wherever you get your podcasts! Spotify I Stitcher I Apple Podcasts I iHeart Radio I TuneIn I Google I Amazon Music.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been quite a journey since I launched the Kathy Sullivan Explores podcast, to say the least. From exploring the power of mythologyand leadership styles to delving into the commercial space industry and the advent of the new space age, I've certainly had a lot of fascinating conversations in my first year of podcasting—and what's a better way to celebrate my first podcasting anniversary than to reflect on the journey thus far? And who would be better to take you along this journey with me than the man that helped me launch and produce the show, Toby Goodman. Toby is my podcast producer and the CEO of Podcast Network Solutions, a full-service podcast production company. Toby is the author of Narrow Podcasting: Make Profitable Connections and Grow your Business, Without Paid Ads, Sponsors, or Thousands of Listeners. He is also the host of the Podcast Business Coach podcast and creator of The Profitable Pod Method. Toby joins me today to explore my first year in podcasting. We discuss how having routines and habits has helped me have deeper conversations with my podcast guests. We discuss what went wrong with the Hubble Space Telescope, and how it was fixed, and I share my thoughts on processing errors and failures. We explain what it's like to become a podcast host and interviewer and the importance of keeping your listeners in mind when recording new episodes. We also recall previous conversations about leadership on the podcast and underscore how a mindset for learning keeps us alive and human. “Every time we create a solo episode, we're trying to create a story that is obviously fun and entertaining but it also has meaning and it gives people pause for thought, and oftentimes, an action to take.” - Toby Goodman This week on Kathy Sullivan Explores: The real value of routines and habits The listeners I have in mind when I record episodes How setbacks and hurdles in life are part of the human existence Launching shuttles, airplanes, and podcasts and the reason I wrote Handprints on Hubble The power of creativity and invention and their roles in human life How curiosity and my childhood upbringing help me manage fear and risk Crisis management and dealing with surprises Processing different versions of tragedy and failure The Hubble Space Telescope's mirror flaw and how it was fixed Debriefing and the unwinding period that follows a podcast episode or a large project Conversations about compassionate and competitive styles of leadership Reflecting on my solo episodes and their improvement over time Resources Mentioned: Book: Handprints on Hubble: An Astronaut's Story of Invention by Kathy Sullivan Our Favorite Quotes: “Life isn't about topping it; it is about other things to learn, different things to create, new things to try, and new people to meet.” - Kathy Sullivan “The best essence of humanity and human life: the creative and inventive spark.” - Kathy Sullivan “Stay in the awareness that you're always learning—always growing. You'll stub a toe and stumble and that's okay: it shows you're alive and engaged.” - Kathy Sullivan Related Episodes: The Life of a Visionary with Charlie Bolden Part 1 The Birth of the New Space Age with Charlie Bolden Part 2 Getting Gold in Sports, Career, and Life with Katie Smith The Cooperative Model of Business with Omega CEO, Raynald Aeschlimann (Part 1) The Honor of Measuring Time with Omega CEO, Raynald Aeschlimann (Part 2) The Apollo 13 Mission with Gerry Griffin Life's Fabulous Lessons with Dayna Steele Diversity, Inclusion, and Politics with Yvette McGee Brown Who is the Science Guy with Bill Nye Weaving Myth with Morgan Smith The Joyous Wonder of the Ocean with Helen Scales Connect with Toby Goodman: Podcast Network Solutions Narrow Podcasting Podcast: Podcast Business Coach Book: Narrow Podcasting: Make Profitable Connections and Grow your Business, Without Paid Ads, Sponsors, or Thousands of Listeners Podcast Network Solutions on LinkedIn Podcast Network Solutions on Facebook Toby Goodman on Instagram  Spaceship Not Required  I'm Kathy Sullivan, the only person to have walked in space and gone to the deepest point in the ocean. I'm an explorer, and that doesn't always have to involve going to some remote or exotic place. It simply requires a commitment to put curiosity into action. In this podcast, you can explore, reflecting on lessons learned from life so far and from my brilliant and ever-inquisitive guests. We explore together in this very moment from right where you are--spaceship not required. Welcome to Kathy Sullivan Explores. Visit my website atkathysullivanexplores.com to sign up for seven astronaut tips to improve your life on earth and be the first to discover future episodes and learn about more exciting adventures ahead! Don't forget to leave a rating and review wherever you get your podcasts! Spotify IStitcher IApple Podcasts I iHeart Radio ITuneIn IGoogle IAmazon Music. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike is joined by Toby Goodman, who runs the Blubrry Pro Production for us. They talked about a lot of things going on in the news and some Blubrry news.  Toby even pre-recorded a Pro Tip and we answered the Question of the Week.  They also talked about his book Narrow Podcasting.  It was a great conversation. The show is a bit longer than normal but it is well worth the listen! Thanks for joining us on this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. Emails are listed at the bottom of show notes. Multilingual podcasts Exciting - not so much for Toby - He finds it hard enough translating British English into American English… The news is… Ghost Island Media in Taiwan has launched its first multilingual podcast, 法台漫遊 Balades Culturelles Franco-Taïwanaises, simultaneously in French and Mandarin. Reminds us of Jive World and Lupa.app Obamas to leave Spotify Facebook is losing interest in podcasting. We can't say we're all that surprised. IAB Podcast Upfront - Schedule and the power of advertising. 11 Podcasts nominated for a Peabody award Parcast Union reaches deal with Spotify  The UK media regulator Ofcom has published the results of its UK podcast survey 2022. It says that 25% of Brits listen to podcasts each month - the same figure as reported in Edison Research's Infinite Dial UK, and unchanged year-on-year. The most popular reason to stop listening to a podcast is  first, “I couldn't find any that interest me.” Second,  “I don't have enough time.” "Lots of other Data but a clear reason to narrow down your podcast as far as I'm concerned" -Toby Best Practice: Use your best judgment for how long your podcast should be. There are plenty of ‘studies' out there that say 20-25 minutes is the optimal length of a podcast. But, we recommend that you figure out what works best for you, your content and your audience. You probably know your audience better than you think, you're most likely fairly similar if it's a common interest show. How long would you spend listening to an episode about your topic? Trust your gut and keep an eye on the Impactful Play and Retention data we provide in our stats to compare and contrast. Blubrry News MacKenzie and Todd are at NABShow in Vegas next week - Here is a map for where they will be:  West Hall NABShow PowerPress 9.0.2 is out Blog Post: Using Discord as a Podcaster by Jen Thorpe Podcaster of the Month: Liz Brunner Thanks for attending the Grow Your Show webinar with us and Traci's team with Produce Your Podcast. Those who signed up but were unable to attend will receive a recording in a few days. Blubrry Pro Tip: Structure vs. Flexibility New! The Pro Tip is 2-5 mins long and is repurposed as a stand alone podcast called podcast business coach and FYI gets 100% impactful plays! Interview: Toby Goodman from Blubrry Pro and Author of Narrow Podcasting! Question of the Week: Why should I pay for podcast hosting when (insert free host here) is free? Answer: The old saying, “you get what you pay for” applies here.  But more than that, the “free hosts” out there do not have the features and tools that we have here at Blubrry.  Also, another old saying, “If you get something of value for free, you are the product,” also applies. Got a question you'd like us to answer on the show? Drop an email to mike@blubrry.com (audio, text, video) and we may use it. The best place for support with any Blubrry products/services is our ticket system (https://blubrry.com/support/). Tickets give the whole team access rather than direct emails or calls. ______________ Coming to you this week from Toby's place in London UK & Mike Dell's World Studio in Traverse City, Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. NEW! - Fill out our survey at surveys.blubrry.com/podcastinsider Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only). Email todd@blubrry.com

Mike is joined by Toby Goodman, who runs the Blubrry Pro Production for us. They talked about a lot of things going on in the news and some Blubrry news.  Toby even pre-recorded a Pro Tip and we answered the Question of the Week.  They also talked about his book Narrow Podcasting.  It was a great conversation. The show is a bit longer than normal but it is well worth the listen! Thanks for joining us on this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. Emails are listed at the bottom of show notes. Multilingual podcasts Exciting - not so much for Toby - He finds it hard enough translating British English into American English… The news is… Ghost Island Media in Taiwan has launched its first multilingual podcast, 法台漫遊 Balades Culturelles Franco-Taïwanaises, simultaneously in French and Mandarin. Reminds us of Jive World and Lupa.app Obamas to leave Spotify Facebook is losing interest in podcasting. We can't say we're all that surprised. IAB Podcast Upfront - Schedule and the power of advertising. 11 Podcasts nominated for a Peabody award Parcast Union reaches deal with Spotify  The UK media regulator Ofcom has published the results of its UK podcast survey 2022. It says that 25% of Brits listen to podcasts each month - the same figure as reported in Edison Research's Infinite Dial UK, and unchanged year-on-year. The most popular reason to stop listening to a podcast is  first, “I couldn't find any that interest me.” Second,  “I don't have enough time.” "Lots of other Data but a clear reason to narrow down your podcast as far as I'm concerned" -Toby Best Practice: Use your best judgment for how long your podcast should be. There are plenty of ‘studies' out there that say 20-25 minutes is the optimal length of a podcast. But, we recommend that you figure out what works best for you, your content and your audience. You probably know your audience better than you think, you're most likely fairly similar if it's a common interest show. How long would you spend listening to an episode about your topic? Trust your gut and keep an eye on the Impactful Play and Retention data we provide in our stats to compare and contrast. Blubrry News MacKenzie and Todd are at NABShow in Vegas next week - Here is a map for where they will be:  West Hall NABShow PowerPress 9.0.2 is out Blog Post: Using Discord as a Podcaster by Jen Thorpe Podcaster of the Month: Liz Brunner Thanks for attending the Grow Your Show webinar with us and Traci's team with Produce Your Podcast. Those who signed up but were unable to attend will receive a recording in a few days. Blubrry Pro Tip: Structure vs. Flexibility New! The Pro Tip is 2-5 mins long and is repurposed as a stand alone podcast called podcast business coach and FYI gets 100% impactful plays! Interview: Toby Goodman from Blubrry Pro and Author of Narrow Podcasting! Question of the Week: Why should I pay for podcast hosting when (insert free host here) is free? Answer: The old saying, “you get what you pay for” applies here.  But more than that, the “free hosts” out there do not have the features and tools that we have here at Blubrry.  Also, another old saying, “If you get something of value for free, you are the product,” also applies. Got a question you'd like us to answer on the show? Drop an email to mike@blubrry.com (audio, text, video) and we may use it. The best place for support with any Blubrry products/services is our ticket system (https://blubrry.com/support/). Tickets give the whole team access rather than direct emails or calls. ______________ Coming to you this week from Toby's place in London UK & Mike Dell's World Studio in Traverse City, Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. NEW! - Fill out our survey at surveys.blubrry.com/podcastinsider Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only). Email todd@blubrry.com

Podcast Movement Evolutions is underway in LA.  Todd and MacKenzie are out there with Toby from Blubrry Pro Production.  Mike is joined this week by Kate, also from the Blubrry Pro team! Kate and Mike have all the normal things such as News, Best Practice, Blubrry News, A Pro Tip from Toby and the question of the week.  Thanks for listening! News Tom Webster, EVP at Edison Research, presented the infinite dial at Podcast Movement Evolutions Apple explains their charts More Apple:  Apple adds follower (subscriber) numbers to their internal stats Ambies were held LIVE in LA on Tuesday night.  AND the winners Google and PRX are doing another round of the Google Podcasts creator program. Signup starts March 29th Our own Toby Goodman has released his new book  Narrow Podcasting Remember WinAmp? - It's back in June!  Best Practice: An oldie, but a goodie -  Show Prep.  Be prepared before you hit the record button. It will make you sound smarter! Blubrry News Blog post: How to build a podcast buffer Todd, MacKenzie and Toby are in LA for Podcast Movement Evolutions. Stop by booth 17 and say hi! Be sure to follow @Blubrry or @Blubrry_podcasting on all the social media places.  Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.  Our social media team is keeping things fresh over there! Blubrry Pro Tip: Intros!  (from LA this week) ______________ Question of the Week: What's the best way to make sure the sound in my podcast is leveled if I don't have professional production? Answer: The best way is Auphic. You can find it here. There is an online service and a stand-alone version you can download and install on Windows, Mac or Linux. Got a question you'd like us to answer on the show? Drop an email to mike@blubrry.com (audio, text, video) and we may use it. ______________ The best place for support with any Blubrry products/services is our ticket system (https://blubrry.com/support/). Tickets give the whole team access rather than direct emails or calls. ______________ Coming to you this week from the Pro Production Studios in Tecumseh, Michigan & Mike Dell's World Studio in Traverse City, Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only). Email todd@blubrry.com Schedule a tech checkup with Mike (hosting customers only). Email mike@blubrry.com Send us your podcast sticker and a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) and we will send you a Blubrry care package. Our mailing address is: Blubrry – MacKenzie 150 E. Campus View Blvd. #180 Columbus, Ohio 43235

Podcast Movement Evolutions is underway in LA.  Todd and MacKenzie are out there with Toby from Blubrry Pro Production.  Mike is joined this week by Kate, also from the Blubrry Pro team! Kate and Mike have all the normal things such as News, Best Practice, Blubrry News, A Pro Tip from Toby and the question of the week.  Thanks for listening! News Tom Webster, EVP at Edison Research, presented the infinite dial at Podcast Movement Evolutions Apple explains their charts More Apple:  Apple adds follower (subscriber) numbers to their internal stats Ambies were held LIVE in LA on Tuesday night.  AND the winners Google and PRX are doing another round of the Google Podcasts creator program. Signup starts March 29th Our own Toby Goodman has released his new book  Narrow Podcasting Remember WinAmp? - It's back in June!  Best Practice: An oldie, but a goodie -  Show Prep.  Be prepared before you hit the record button. It will make you sound smarter! Blubrry News Blog post: How to build a podcast buffer Todd, MacKenzie and Toby are in LA for Podcast Movement Evolutions. Stop by booth 17 and say hi! Be sure to follow @Blubrry or @Blubrry_podcasting on all the social media places.  Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.  Our social media team is keeping things fresh over there! Blubrry Pro Tip: Intros!  (from LA this week) ______________ Question of the Week: What's the best way to make sure the sound in my podcast is leveled if I don't have professional production? Answer: The best way is Auphic. You can find it here. There is an online service and a stand-alone version you can download and install on Windows, Mac or Linux. Got a question you'd like us to answer on the show? Drop an email to mike@blubrry.com (audio, text, video) and we may use it. ______________ The best place for support with any Blubrry products/services is our ticket system (https://blubrry.com/support/). Tickets give the whole team access rather than direct emails or calls. ______________ Coming to you this week from the Pro Production Studios in Tecumseh, Michigan & Mike Dell's World Studio in Traverse City, Michigan. Produced by the Blubrry Pro-Production team. Schedule a one-on-one with Todd (hosting customers only). Email todd@blubrry.com Schedule a tech checkup with Mike (hosting customers only). Email mike@blubrry.com Send us your podcast sticker and a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) and we will send you a Blubrry care package. Our mailing address is: Blubrry – MacKenzie 150 E. Campus View Blvd. #180 Columbus, Ohio 43235

We catch up with Toby Goodman, Church Planter and Pastor of The Bridge Church in Manhattan, Montana. We talk about the culture of the Northwest, how to do evangelism in unchurched areas, high suicide rates, and more. 

Toby Goodman is a partner and CMO at Podcast Network Solutions, LLC a company offering production and network management for podcast networks and the individual podcaster. Based in London and working

Toby Goodman is a partner and CMO at Podcast Network Solutions, LLC a company offering production and network management for podcast networks and the individual podcaster. Based in London and working with a plethora of international clients, Toby is a certified Book Yourself Solid Coach assisting salespeople, sales managers, marketing executives, and senior commercial executives in service-based industries. He has also spent 20 years as a full-time professional musician for hire and for pleasure, specializing in the drums and using his musical ear for all things sound. These surprisingly transferable skills were the perfect match for his work in podcasting. Toby joins me today to discuss his unusual journey from international jobbing percussionist to international podcast coach and consultant. He reveals the moment the loss of a friend made him re-evaluate his career priorities and seek to strengthen his skills in marketing. We discuss his discovery of the Profit First book and how he turned the knowledge into practice, proving to his own surprise that the method really worked when his finances started to shine. Toby also confesses nerves about writing his first book and puts his commitment on the record to release it early next year. It’s all about being accountable. “The great irony of self-help is that you can’t do it alone” Toby Goodman quoting Chris Colbert “The biggest challenge for coaches who are genuinely decent people and good at what they do is that they need to be …aware of the Messiah complex and be aware of ‘overhelping’” – Toby Goodman “Ask yourself what are the good and better results than I could give this person if I helped them?” -Toby Goodman “You have to be able to fit your own mask first before you can save other people” – Toby Goodman “The amount of emotional energy that ‘bad fit’ clients take is untold” – Toby Goodman This week on Profit For Coaches: How Toby switched from booking gigs to booking podcast clients What it takes to consider yourself a coach Why you should ditch ‘bad fit’ client prospects What coaches should watch out for when advising clients How COVID 19 has revealed the spending habits we just don’t need The one thing Toby thinks you should do as a consultant today Why a solid book in the hand is a perfect gift Resources Mentioned: Book: Book Yourself Solid Book: Million Dollar Consulting Connect with Toby Goodman: Listen Better Marketing Website Podcast Network Solutions Website Toby Goodman on LinkedIn Toby Goodman on Instagram Connect with Jos Willard: Profit For Coaches Website Jos Willard on LinkedIn Jos Willard on Twitter Jos Willard on Instagram   The Four Must-Haves for a Profitable Coaching Practice I want to make sure that the time you invest here is profitable. And the best way to do that is to make sure you grab a copy of the free eBook The Four Must-Haves for a Profitable Coaching Practice. It’s absolutely free, it’s worth every penny. It outlines the four areas that every profitable coaching practice on the planet has in common.  And thus, they’re the four things that you must have nailed down in your coaching practice if you want it to be consistently profitable. So if you want an easy to understand very specific tool that makes it crystal clear where to be focusing your attention in your practice, and what you can safely ignore to ensure that your practice is consistently profitable and supports the life that you want to be living go to: Profitforcoaches.com and download your copy of The Four Must-Haves for a Profitable Coaching Practice today.

In today's episode, we talk with Pastor and Church Planter Toby Goodman about moving to Montana, faithful evangelism, and getting down in the ditch with church members.

Welcome to CrisisCast 2020 with me Toby Goodman. A podcast where I ask very smart people I know how we are going to get through this global shit storm. I’ll be extracting wisdom in the hope of helping you (and me) by asking the following questions: Q1. How are we going to get through this? Q2. How are you going to get through this?  Q3. What does the other side look like? Q4. What’s been your experience so far? Q5. Who has impressed you / surprised you / helped you since this all kicked off?

Toby Goodman, Model Maker, has an incestuous relationship with his sister who turns out to be adopted. Walt Tugman, professional NFL coach of the Seattle Seahawks, runs into trouble with the Mafia and must send in the O-line to save his life. Marcos Lawrence, a housekeeping supervisor, has a short lived adventure in a factory when he becomes suspicious of it's workers. John Balushi, an alternate dimension John Belushi, is on the quest to write the perfect sketch, but things don't go according to plan when he accidentally blows up 30 Rock. Shawnta Stevenson, a biostatistician, tries to buy a 100 lbs handgun called "The Big Red One", but is denied. She then gets drunks and meets a man at the bar where she reveals the existence of aliens. Find us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/aipd69 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aipd69 Watch us live on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/aipd –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Turbo boost by Nightcrawler Music https://soundcloud.com/nightcrawlermusic Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/turbo-boost-nightcrawler Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/sqfy_UkWQQY –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Super Mario Kart - Koopa Vacation by Ben Briggs http://twitchjams.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aipd69/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aipd69/support

Podcasting can be a very lucrative business for some. That includes the hosts as as well as the companies involved in content creation and distribution. Some numbers have been released letting us know that some popular hosts are able to make millions - and Spotify has once again purchased a company for content. Stay tuned for information on upcoming events, tech support cries and of course an interview with podcaster, Bill Fairchild. Thanks for joining us this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. This week on Podcast Insider... News: Podcasters are making the big bucks. My Favorite Murder and Joe Rogan are pulling in millions and so are others. Gary Leland is now working with BizTalkRadio. Congrats on the new gig Gary; BizTalkRadio is based in Dallas. Spotify has officially purchased The Ringer. The two companies had already been working on content for some time now. Speaking of Spotify, listenership is up. Nearly 200% the past year. Best Practice: Walk before you run. We relate to this when it comes to podcast shows and networks. We suggest that podcasters start with one show, learn the ropes and then expand. It's the same amount of work for the second show - are you sure you have the time for that? Blubrry Specific: We're looking for an experienced writer AND podcaster for a long-term contracted writing position. Contact jeff.levine@blubrry.com for more info. New music for your podcast? Our partner, SourceAudio provides a plethora of affordable and legal music for your podcast. And for those searching for a podcast producer or looking for production help, we also know a team. Blubrry Pro-Production provides high quality services, including launches, - they even produce this show - and is available for any hosting customer. Check it out. Podcast Movement Evolutions in LA - Hang out with Todd and meet our new marketing manager, Jeff Levine, and VP of Pro-Production, Toby Goodman. Interview: Bill Fairchild - Run Jump Stomp Support: If you submitted your podcast to Spotify via Blubrry, ALL of your files must be hosted with us for them to work properly in Spotify. Apple and Spotify issues - all fixed!

Podcasting can be a very lucrative business for some. That includes the hosts as as well as the companies involved in content creation and distribution. Some numbers have been released letting us know that some popular hosts are able to make millions - and Spotify has once again purchased a company for content. Stay tuned for information on upcoming events, tech support cries and of course an interview with podcaster, Bill Fairchild. Thanks for joining us this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. This week on Podcast Insider... News: Podcasters are making the big bucks. My Favorite Murder and Joe Rogan are pulling in millions and so are others. Gary Leland is now working with BizTalkRadio. Congrats on the new gig Gary; BizTalkRadio is based in Dallas. Spotify has officially purchased The Ringer. The two companies had already been working on content for some time now. Speaking of Spotify, listenership is up. Nearly 200% the past year. Best Practice: Walk before you run. We relate to this when it comes to podcast shows and networks. We suggest that podcasters start with one show, learn the ropes and then expand. It's the same amount of work for the second show - are you sure you have the time for that? Blubrry Specific: We're looking for an experienced writer AND podcaster for a long-term contracted writing position. Contact jeff.levine@blubrry.com for more info. New music for your podcast? Our partner, SourceAudio provides a plethora of affordable and legal music for your podcast. And for those searching for a podcast producer or looking for production help, we also know a team. Blubrry Pro-Production provides high quality services, including launches, - they even produce this show - and is available for any hosting customer. Check it out. Podcast Movement Evolutions in LA - Hang out with Todd and meet our new marketing manager, Jeff Levine, and VP of Pro-Production, Toby Goodman. Interview: Bill Fairchild - Run Jump Stomp Support: If you submitted your podcast to Spotify via Blubrry, ALL of your files must be hosted with us for them to work properly in Spotify. Apple and Spotify issues - all fixed!

Podcasting can be a very lucrative business for some. That includes the hosts as as well as the companies involved in content creation and distribution. Some numbers have been released letting us know that some popular hosts are able to make millions - and Spotify has once again purchased a company for content. Stay tuned for information on upcoming events, tech support cries and of course an interview with podcaster, Bill Fairchild. Thanks for joining us this episode of Podcast Insider. Looking to be a guest on the show? Let us know. This week on Podcast Insider... News: Podcasters are making the big bucks. My Favorite Murder and Joe Rogan are pulling in millions and so are others. Gary Leland is now working with BizTalkRadio. Congrats on the new gig Gary; BizTalkRadio is based in Dallas. Spotify has officially purchased The Ringer. The two companies had already been working on content for some time now. Speaking of Spotify, listenership is up. Nearly 200% the past year. Best Practice: Walk before you run. We relate to this when it comes to podcast shows and networks. We suggest that podcasters start with one show, learn the ropes and then expand. It's the same amount of work for the second show - are you sure you have the time for that? Blubrry Specific: We're looking for an experienced writer AND podcaster for a long-term contracted writing position. Contact jeff.levine@blubrry.com for more info. New music for your podcast? Our partner, SourceAudio provides a plethora of affordable and legal music for your podcast. And for those searching for a podcast producer or looking for production help, we also know a team. Blubrry Pro-Production provides high quality services, including launches, - they even produce this show - and is available for any hosting customer. Check it out. Podcast Movement Evolutions in LA - Hang out with Todd and meet our new marketing manager, Jeff Levine, and VP of Pro-Production, Toby Goodman. Interview: Bill Fairchild - Run Jump Stomp Support: If you submitted your podcast to Spotify via Blubrry, ALL of your files must be hosted with us for them to work properly in Spotify. Apple and Spotify issues - all fixed!

MacKenzie talks with Toby Goodman from the Blubrry Pro-Production team on this shorty episode. Blubrry Pro-Production is now available for all of our professional hosting customers to help you launch your podcast or simply put your show on auto-pilot – a dedicated team is standing by. Toby Goodman, VP Production European Division, is part of that team focused exclusively on Pro-Production. He's been working in audio for 20 years and podcasting for 7+ years, so it's safe to say he's experienced. For any questions concerning the new service, reach out to Toby or MacKenzie. For those that are in the US, Happy Thanksgiving! We will have a full episode next week. Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from the Convo by Design Studio in Columbus, Ohio and London, UK. Contact Us: todd@blubrry.com mike@blubrry.com mackenzie@blubrry.com

MacKenzie talks with Toby Goodman from the Blubrry Pro-Production team on this shorty episode. Blubrry Pro-Production is now available for all of our professional hosting customers to help you launch your podcast or simply put your show on auto-pilot – a dedicated team is standing by. Toby Goodman, VP Production European Division, is part of that team focused exclusively on Pro-Production. He's been working in audio for 20 years and podcasting for 7+ years, so it's safe to say he's experienced. For any questions concerning the new service, reach out to Toby or MacKenzie. For those that are in the US, Happy Thanksgiving! We will have a full episode next week. Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from the Convo by Design Studio in Columbus, Ohio and London, UK. Contact Us: todd@blubrry.com mike@blubrry.com mackenzie@blubrry.com

MacKenzie talks with Toby Goodman from the Blubrry Pro-Production team on this shorty episode. Blubrry Pro-Production is now available for all of our professional hosting customers to help you launch your podcast or simply put your show on auto-pilot – a dedicated team is standing by. Toby Goodman, VP Production European Division, is part of that team focused exclusively on Pro-Production. He's been working in audio for 20 years and podcasting for 7+ years, so it's safe to say he's experienced. For any questions concerning the new service, reach out to Toby or MacKenzie. For those that are in the US, Happy Thanksgiving! We will have a full episode next week. Promo code INSIDER for a free month at Blubrry.com Coming at you this week from the Convo by Design Studio in Columbus, Ohio and London, UK. Contact Us: todd@blubrry.com mike@blubrry.com mackenzie@blubrry.com

Join us as we read and discuss the Marvel comic book series Marvel 1985 written by Mark Millar Issue 1. A boy named Toby Goodman recently started reading Secret Wars comics. His parents are divorced, he is ostracized by his classmates and doesn't have many friends. Toby is seen walking home with his dad (Jerry Goodman), when he thinks that he sees the Red Skull in the window of a house. Toby is reluctant to tell anyone about his discovery, but then he sees the Vulture on the television. Toby revisits the house where he saw the Red Skull and finds Doctor Doom and Mole Man talking about taking over our world. Dr. Doom hears Toby and orders his minions to chase after him. Toby runs away to the woods and trips over The Hulk, ending the first issue

Toby Goodman is the owner and marketing director of Listen Better Marketing, where he helps entrepreneurs and podcasters be heard through revolutionary marketing that speaks to their market. He has worked in 25 countries and founded a global events company where he manages teams in different parts of the world. A professional drummer for 20 years, Toby works three days each week from his London studio and is currently focused on helping his clients thrive, playing fantastic music, and being a great dad.   Today, Toby shares the crucial roles that your website and email marketing play in your podcast marketing strategy. He explains why you should make sure that your website is aligned and consistent with your podcast and the message you convey to your audience. Toby also shares the key to turning podcast listeners and email subscribers into loyal clients and paying customers.       “You need a machine between the podcast and the transaction.” - Toby Goodman     This week on Podcast Rockstars: How Toby got started in podcasting The one thing that podcasts don’t give you Why the podcast should be the central pillar of your content and marketing efforts What are the three “locations” of podcast and email marketing How the physical location affects the marketing for podcasters and the kind of podcast your audience listens to Why the numbers of your downloads and listeners shouldn’t be the metrics you’re concerned about The only two metrics you need to consider How to make your listeners stay with you through email How often you should email your subscribers How to make people find time for you The one thing you should be focused on when recording a podcast Actionable tips for entrepreneurs and podcasters     Rockstar Resources: How to be Heard Book by Julian Treasure Five-Bullet Friday by Tim Harris The One Thing Book by Gary Keller     Connect with Toby Goodman: Listen Better Marketing Website       Become a Podcast Rockstar!   Thanks for tuning into Podcast Rockstars - the show that helps business leaders become podcast legends. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest review. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn and share your favorite episodes! Join our exclusive Podcast Rockstars Facebook group to connect with other podcast legends and legends-in-the-making to ask your most pressing questions and tell us what guests you’d love to hear on the show! And don’t forget to join our mailing list to learn what it takes to create great show notes for your podcast as well as receive updates on our latest episodes, blog posts, and other rockin’ content!