Shockingly, Rachel and I have been chatting away on this podcast for 5 YEARS!

Crazy, right? But yes, this is our 5th Anniversary of running the podcast. We put up a poll and asked on Ko-Fi and social media for our listeners to give us some ideas for this special milestone episode.

Wow, the answer was almost completely unanimous*. So, in today’s episode, Rachel and I ask and answer:

“What New Things Have We Learnt Running A Podcast?”

Episode 262

What We Cover:

• How podcasting is a part-time job
• The importance of consistency and knowing our equipment
• Working well with your co-hosts
• Networking
• And more!

*I said almost unanimous because a few people did pick another option. So, Rachel and I decided to make an additional bonus episode. This will be for our Merry Writer Members over on Ko-fi. Want to join and catch this bonus (and many more)? See the details below!

Want To Be A Guest?

Our guests are invite-only for this year as we try our new interview style. However, check out our FAQs page over on Podbean. Read the FAQs, and check the status of the Google Form on that page to see if we are accepting at that time.

Don’t Forget To Subscribe!

We really are everywhere!  So please consider subscribing to our podcast on one of our many platforms. Check out our PodLink, which lists the many places you can find us.

If you enjoy our show, don’t forget to click the like buttons on the relevant platform. This tells the algorithm gods that we should be found better in searches!  Yay!!

We’re On Ko-fi!

If you like the podcast, please consider supporting us via our Ko-fi Page. You can make a one-off donation or become a member and get special rewards.

There are also lots of free-to-access publically available goodies on our Ko-Fi page.

All monies received go back into the podcast to pay for our hosting platform. We aren’t trying to get rich; we just want to keep making episodes!

Happy writing

Source: Images from Canva and Ko-fi

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