How Podcasting Bridges Animals, Healing, and Storytelling—Anne Angelo Webb | Ep 137

How Podcasting Can Help You Heal and Rebuild Confidence—Teresa Rosario-Hernandez | Ep 140

If you’ve ever wondered how starting a podcast might help you work through your own challenges while helping others do the same, you’ll want to listen in. Teresa Rosario, creator of the Prosecco Queens Podcast, shares her story of launching a women’s empowerment show that’s also been a vital part of her personal healing journey. You’ll pick up insights on balancing solo episodes versus interviews, learn about podcasting through life’s transitions, and hear honest conversations around sustaining momentum and confidence. We also chat about the technical and creative pivots behind the scenes. Plus, you’ll see the real ups and downs of building a show while managing a busy life. Tune in for a heartfelt exploration of podcasting as both an outlet and a tool for growth. Connect With Teresa Rosario TikTok: ProseccoQueens Podcast Instagram: proseccoqueenspodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ProseccoQueensPodcast If My Podcast Story speaks to you, consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a moment, leaving a review helps more people discover the stories shared here. Your support truly means a lot. There's more to every story than what you hear on the episode. Join the My Podcast Story newsletter to receive thoughtful takeaways, episode extras, and personal notes that don't make it into the show. It's a quiet way to stay inspired between listens. Sign up here: https://mypodcaststory.com/join [https://mypodcaststory.com/join] Chapters 00:00 Introductions and Podcast Name 00:28 What Is the Prosecco Queens Podcast? 00:56 Finding the Podcast on YouTube 01:35 Early Days and SEO Hurdles 02:13 Three Years of Podcasting 02:39 From Duo to Solo Host 03:10 Evolving Platforms and Consistency Challenges 04:07 Audio vs Video Episodes 05:00 Why Go Off Camera for Solos? 05:21 Authenticity and Being “On” 06:18 Treating Guest Shows Differently 06:43 Technical Hiccups and Learning Curves 08:08 Building a Personal Brand 08:29 Social Channels and Promotion 09:03 Prioritizing the Podcast 09:50 Managing Expectations and Motivation 10:42 Listener Feedback That Fuels the Show 11:18 Hiatus and Life Focus 12:17 New Website and Branding Challenges 13:26 Guest Appearances and Staying Visible 14:04 How the Podcast Started 15:24 Healing Through Podcasting 16:29 Balancing Rest, Reflection, and Return 18:28 Podcast as a Platform for Growth 20:01 Family Support to Keep Going 20:58 Monetization Realities 21:41 Teresa’s Professional Background 22:41 Part-Time Work and Podcast Goals 24:52 Confidence as the Problem to Solve 26:51 Reaching More Than Just Women 28:00 How Confidence Shapes Our Lives 29:55 Staying Flexible With Your Podcast 30:55 Future Hopes and Business Dreams 32:12 DIY Website Building 33:51 Starting an Email List 35:46 Juggling Priorities and Asking for Help 36:28 The Personal Benefits of Podcasting 37:59 Podcasting as a Tool for Healing 40:08 Inspiration From Podcast Guests 40:36 My Production Workflow and Tools 42:51 Podcasting Expenses and Subscriptions 44:05 Finding Cheaper Options 45:12 Advice to New Podcasters 46:50 Where To Find Teresa and Her Show

How a B2B Podcast Builds Connection and Brand Awareness—Brandi Starr | Ep 139

If you've ever wondered how to build an engaging B2B podcast with lasting impact, this episode is for you. I sit down with Brandi Starr, host of Revenue Rehab, to talk about how her show has supported both her consultancy and personal brand. You'll pick up practical insights on evolving podcast formats, the realities of B2B podcast listenership, and how to create content that resonates with your audience. We also chat about balancing a niche show with broader goals, and the value of leaning into both feedback and process improvements. Plus, Brandi shares advice for fellow podcasters on purposeful growth. Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at sustaining a B2B podcast. Connect With Brandi Starr Website: https://tegrita.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandistarr If My Podcast Story speaks to you, consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a moment, leaving a review helps more people discover the stories shared here. Your support truly means a lot. There's more to every story than what you hear on the episode. Join the My Podcast Story newsletter to receive thoughtful takeaways, episode extras, and personal notes that don't make it into the show. It's a quiet way to stay inspired between listens. Sign up here: https://mypodcaststory.com/join [https://mypodcaststory.com/join] Chapters 00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:19 Meet Brandi Starr and Revenue Rehab 00:26 The Inspiration to Start a Podcast 00:36 Launching a Podcast During the Pandemic 01:13 What Tegrada Does 02:00 A Remote Team Across US and Canada 02:25 Release Schedule and YouTube Strategy 03:33 Going Live Versus On-Demand 04:08 Evolving the Podcast Workflow 05:05 Changes Over Three Years 05:45 Moving from Streamyard to Riverside 07:24 Introducing Three Episode Formats 08:52 Why Format Evolution Matters 10:06 Lessons Learned and Audience Feedback 11:31 Understanding B2B Podcast Numbers 13:04 Success Metrics for Niche Shows 14:48 Measuring Podcast Impact 15:43 Brandi’s Role Before and After Podcasting 16:27 Building Content as COO 17:36 Personal Brand vs Company Brand 18:12 Community Involvement and Speaking 19:51 Leveraging Old and New Channels 21:01 Staying Stress-Free and Balanced 22:02 Recent Motivational Speaking 22:34 Where Brandi Shares Content 23:11 Social Channels for Professional and Personal Content 23:36 Primary Podcast Purpose 23:49 Measuring Awareness and Impact 25:41 The Podcast’s Report Card 26:53 How Consulting Accelerated Growth 28:11 The Role of Support and Time Commitment 30:38 Minimal Editing, Maximum Output 31:53 Choosing a Podcast Category 33:13 Niche Positioning and Category Leadership 35:21 Final Thoughts and Advice for B2B Podcasters 37:38 Closing and Call to Action

How Podcasting Multiplied My Message and Discipleship—T.S. Wright | Ep 138

If you’ve ever wondered how a podcast can grow from humble beginnings to reaching listeners around the globe, this episode is for you. Join T.S. Wright as he shares what it was like starting not one but two podcasts, God Centered Concept and Kingdom Crossroads, after decades in ministry and discipleship. You'll pick up practical lessons on balancing deep spiritual content with everyday accessibility, hear about technical hurdles and how he overcame them, and get sincere insights into what "success" really means as a faith-driven podcaster. We also chat about the joys and challenges of shifting from guest to host, connecting across cultures, and how podcasting can amplify your mission outside traditional church walls. Plus, you’ll hear T.S.’s advice for anyone looking to share their own story. Tune in for a warm, honest conversation about faith, storytelling, and finding your voice. Connect With T.S. Wright Website: https://godcenteredconcept.com [https://godcenteredconcept.com/] If My Podcast Story speaks to you, consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a moment, leaving a review helps more people discover the stories shared here. Your support truly means a lot. There's more to every story than what you hear on the episode. Join the My Podcast Story newsletter to receive thoughtful takeaways, episode extras, and personal notes that don't make it into the show. It's a quiet way to stay inspired between listens. Sign up here: https://mypodcaststory.com/join [https://mypodcaststory.com/join] Chapters 00:00 Finding Your Voice—Interviewing Ratios 00:23 Introducing T.S. Wright’s Podcast Journey 00:46 Two Podcasts—Origins and Focus 01:21 Stepping Into Kingdom Crossroads 01:43 Called to Podcasting After Years in Ministry 01:57 Visions, Writing, and the Podcasting Call 02:40 From Guest to Host—Taking Over a Show 03:29 Launching God Centered Concept 03:57 The Significance of April Beginnings 04:09 Answering the Call—Why Start a Podcast? 04:56 God’s Prompting and Gentle Nudges 05:15 Biggest Early Podcast Challenges 05:53 Facing Technical Setbacks 06:20 Solving Content and Sound Issues 06:47 Friends, Mics, and Audio Upgrades 07:21 From Audacity to Riverside—Editing Journey 07:38 Early Uploads—Choosing Podcast Platforms 08:03 Learning from Mentors—The Pastor Bob Influence 08:38 Balancing Multiple Shows—A Year’s Reflection 09:08 Pausing One Show to Grow as a Podcaster 09:42 Reviving a Podcast—Lessons from Guesting 10:35 Audiences Rejoin—Explosive Growth 11:21 Global Listenership—and Surprising Countries 12:20 Technology Changes the Reach 13:01 Social Media and Spreading the Message 13:31 The Backstory of Kingdom Crossroads’ Name 14:53 Building a Brand—The God Centered Concept 15:35 Accessible Teaching—Deep Topics Made Simple 16:57 High School Teaching Transfers to Podcasting 17:47 The Art of Repetition and Simplifying Concepts 18:46 Practicing What You Teach 19:13 Author Advantages—Refining Messages 20:03 Discipleship Roots—A Foundation for Podcasting 20:33 Podcasting’s Role in Modern Discipleship 21:36 Going Beyond the Church Walls 22:06 Guest Versus Host—Learning the Difference 22:34 Interviewing Ratios and Simplifying Messages 23:20 Editing Insights—The Visual Waveform 24:08 Learning to Help Guests Shine 24:31 Most Humbling Lesson as New Host 25:13 What I’d Tell My Podcast Beginner Self 25:59 Podcasting Breaks Down Barriers 26:29 The Global Classroom—Learning from Guests 27:21 Defining Podcast Success—Beyond the Numbers 28:26 The Obedience Story—Impact Beyond the Crowd 29:51 Hidden Victories—Measuring True Success 31:12 Podcasting as Living Epistle 32:25 Intentional Obedience Versus Box-Checking 33:36 Connection Over Perfection 34:22 Advice for Aspiring Faith Podcasters 35:55 Looking Ahead—Expanding the Vision 37:06 Podcasts on the Road—Live From History 37:38 How to Listen and Connect With T.S. Wright 39:14 Wrapping Up—Inviting the Listener In

How Podcasting Bridges Animals, Healing, and Storytelling—Anne Angelo Webb | Ep 137

If you’ve ever wondered how podcasts can blend unique passions with professional expertise, this episode is for you. I sit down with Anne Angelo Webb, host of the Animal Intuitive Channel and podcast, where animal communication meets mental health insights. You’ll pick up wisdom on tackling technical podcasting challenges, hear how Anne amplified her voice on YouTube and audio platforms, and learn the ways podcasting has helped her business grow. We also chat about finding fulfillment through helping listeners—and how building in small steps adds up over the years. Plus, Anne shares personal stories, from meaningful interviews to lessons in self-care as a creator. Tune in for grounded inspiration, whether you’re starting out or just feeling stuck. Connect With Anne Angelo Webb Website: https://intuitivetouchanimalcare.com [https://intuitivetouchanimalcare.com/] YouTube: Animal Intuitive Channel Podcast: The Animal Intuitive Show If My Podcast Story speaks to you, consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a moment, leaving a review helps more people discover the stories shared here. Your support truly means a lot. There's more to every story than what you hear on the episode. Join the My Podcast Story newsletter to receive thoughtful takeaways, episode extras, and personal notes that don't make it into the show. It's a quiet way to stay inspired between listens. Sign up here: https://mypodcaststory.com/join [https://mypodcaststory.com/join] Chapters 00:00 How Podcasting Grew Anne’s Business 00:45 Meet Anne Angelo Webb and Her Journey 02:01 Launching the Animal Intuitive Podcast 03:12 Transitioning from Audio to Video 04:05 Early Technical Hurdles and Growth 05:25 Teaching Animal Communication to the Public 06:15 Overcoming Technology—Then and Now 07:35 The Evolution of Video Podcasting 08:10 Listener Feedback That Stands Out 09:08 Integrating True Crime and Animal Advocacy 10:45 Bringing Awareness to Animal Welfare Issues 11:36 Lessons Learned from Early Mistakes 13:15 Behind the Scenes of an Episode 14:54 Scripting, Recording, and Workflow 15:56 Blending Mental Health and Animal Work 17:44 How Interviewing Builds Better Listening 18:33 A Media Career Pivot to Podcasting 20:09 Meaningful Listener Stories and Interviews 21:52 Supporting Working Dogs and Charities 23:08 Building a Mission-Driven Platform 24:10 How Podcasting Has Changed Me 25:55 Reframing the Meaning of “Success” 27:29 Podcasting as an Educational Tool 28:55 From Tech Skills to On-Camera Confidence 29:44 Facing Discouragement and Keeping Faith 31:02 Self-Care and Boundaries for Podcasters 32:53 Advice for New and Struggling Podcasters 34:53 The Value of Open Conversations 35:45 Looking Forward—Goals and Growth 36:48 Exploring Tougher, Broader Topics 38:38 Reflections on Hosting Multiple Guests 39:49 Closing Thoughts and Where to Find Anne

How She Grew a Podcast by Sharing Real Healing Stories—Jovonnie Ford | Ep 136

If you’ve ever wondered how to create a podcast that truly empowers people—and what it takes to keep going when the metrics don’t look impressive—this conversation is for you. You’ll meet Jovonnie Ford, coach and host of the Empowered Plates, Empowered Lives podcast, as she shares why she started her show and how she connects food, healing, and personal stories. You’ll pick up ideas for making your podcast more engaging, hear insights on building a newsletter and community outside social media, and get relatable advice for navigating podcasting’s inevitable ups and downs. Plus, we talk practical tools, setting up systems, and staying true to your message. Tune in for the real stories behind the mic. Connect With Jovonnie Ford Website: https://www.forwardvibrations.me/ If My Podcast Story speaks to you, consider subscribing so you never miss an episode. And if you have a moment, leaving a review helps more people discover the stories shared here. Your support truly means a lot. There's more to every story than what you hear on the episode. Join the My Podcast Story newsletter to receive thoughtful takeaways, episode extras, and personal notes that don't make it into the show. It's a quiet way to stay inspired between listens. Sign up here: https://mypodcaststory.com/join [https://mypodcaststory.com/join] Chapters 00:00 Struggling With Too Many Platforms 00:47 Welcome to My Podcast Story 01:08 Meet Jovonnie Ford and Her Mission 01:37 Food as Medicine, Not Just Diets 02:48 Discovering Healing Through Nutrition 03:13 Signature Question—Meals With Heroes 03:59 Historical Meals and Personal Reflections 05:02 Family Inspiration and Memorable Dishes 06:06 How Jovonnie Builds Community With Food 06:43 Hosting With Real, Thoughtful Questions 07:17 Getting Beyond Guest Scripts 08:07 Embracing Choice and Comfort Meals 09:11 Food Experiences and Deeper Conversations 09:46 The Podcast Origin Story 10:24 Why Empowerment Matters 11:30 Breaking Victim Mindset Cycles 12:21 Small Changes, Big Healing 13:01 Guests Shape the Empowerment Platform 13:41 Professionals Join the Conversation 15:00 Reflecting on Podcast Growth 16:16 Milestones Worth Celebrating 16:37 Podcasting Reveals Who We Are 16:54 From Awkward Beginnings to Episode 100 17:22 Advice for New Podcasters 18:06 The Value of Guesting on Other Shows 18:44 Biggest Challenges—Is This Valuable? 19:47 Trusting Your Voice and Message 20:19 Everyone Knows Something You Don’t 21:53 Behind the Scenes—Producing the Show 22:14 Recipes for Podcast Production 23:07 Guest Workflow and Pre-Recording 23:52 YouTube, RedCircle, and Release Rhythm 24:26 Unedited Raw Podcasts—On Purpose 25:57 Clipping and Sharing Strategically 28:03 Dream Edits and Front-Loaded Hooks 31:06 Choosing Streamyard vs. Riverside 33:27 Multi-Platform Streaming Goals 36:34 Managing Social Posting Burnout 37:27 Scheduling, Automation, and Energy 38:36 Rethinking Metrics and Conversions 40:53 Shifting Toward Newsletters and Email 42:01 Repurposing Content for More Reach 44:05 Long Form vs. Short Form Dilemma 45:12 Creating Value in Every Format 47:41 Moving Beyond Social Algorithms 48:54 Building Direct Community With Email 50:08 Growing a List and Sending Newsletters 52:14 First Steps—Intentional, Personal Email 53:12 Blog, Podcast, and Repurposing Strategies 55:02 Engagement and Responding to Listeners 56:48 Handling Guest Rejection With Grace 58:59 Being Enough for Your Audience 61:06 Messaging Over Metrics—Audience Matters 65:17 Evolving, Systems, and Looking Forward 71:07 Where to Find Jovonnie and the Podcast 72:04 Wrapping Up and Newsletter Invite