Warren Berger, the author of A More Beautiful Question, states that kids ask an average of 40,000 questions between the ages of 2 and 5. And this natural curiosity sparks a lot of growth in an individual’s earlier years. But at some point in time, people grow out of their natural curiosity and focus more on answers. And this prevents further growth from happening. In this episode, Tristan Pelligrino welcomes Harris Fanaroff on the show. Harris is a podcast host and founder of Activate Onboarding. And during this conversation, we learn how you can get your curiosity back by focusing on several key shifts in your mindset. And you’ll be able to take these tools to spark more curiosity as a podcast host.

Distribution is critical to the success of a branded podcast, but not many marketers prioritize it. Therefore, we decided to dedicate this episode to discussing the importance of a well-thought-out distribution plan and what it entails.

Many companies use interviews as a foundation for their podcasts. But not all interview-based shows are produced in the same way. Some require more research, a longer or shorter script, different post-production processes, and so on.

When you set out to be a podcast host, you have a lot of responsibilities. You have to research, practice how to open a show, work on interviewing techniques, and a lot more. But when you start out, what do you focus on? How do you keep from being overwhelmed with everything that goes into an authentic conversation?

Podcasts have become a major form of content marketing for tech brands in the past few years. And many companies use them to connect with their customers and build brand credibility. But while they are great for external audiences, some organizations are also using them for internal communications.

Podcasts have become a key medium to engage audiences and build trust with your brand. And the best thing about them? They’re convenient, and your audience can listen to them on the go.