Upon Further Review: Taking a Second Look at Your Past Episodes

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This week Dave and Jim dig into the messy, human side of podcasting — Jim debuts a brand-new recurring segment where he calls out his own mistakes from past episodes (yes, really), a listener spirals over editing software and begs for a faster workflow, and the guys argue over whether $9 a month is worth switching streaming platforms. Throw in a deep dive on why YouTube Shorts and clips might be the secret weapon you’re ignoring, a surprisingly practical lesson on matching your website colors to your show art, and some hard truths about trimming the fat out of your interviews, and you’ve got another fast-moving, genuinely useful hour of live podcast coaching.

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whosondrums.com — new awesome supporter (Stevie Taylor & Jonnie Adams)
pitchapodcast.com — Hear the horror stories of bad podcast pitches
podindy.com — November 7th live event in Indianapolis (code SOP)
color.adobe.com - pull the hex codes from your artwork

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