How to record 300 podcasts

<h2>What’s In This Episode:</h2> <p>IT'S EPISODE 300!!!!! Jill and Brad go meta and talk about the podcast on the podcast.</p> <h3>"This podcast has made us Debbie Downers." - Jill</h3> <p>When Brad gets asked, "Should I create a podcast?" He always tells people no. Jill likened the experience of recording this podcast to running a marathon, where you expect everyone will cheer for you, but they don't all the time.</p> <h3>"We almost got made into a reality TV show." - Brad</h3> <p>They're always surprised when they hear back from anyone about the podcast. They've got 62 reviews -- and 60 of them are nice! And if you want to start a podcast but haven't yet, just be a podcast guest.</p> <p>But if they haven't convinced you not to start a podcast:</p> <ul> <li>think about the topic very carefully. Ideally, it should be something you have knowledge about and a passion for sharing.</li> <li>don't think too much about the audio. Hire someone to do it for you.</li> <li>make 10 podcast episodes - then throw them away. Then record 10 more.</li> <li>but seriously. become a podcast guest. You'll learn how you sound to yourself and others, and how you interact on the fly. (Have you heard anyone speak as fast as JVN? Listen to <a href= "https://www.earwolf.com/show/getting-curious-with-jonathan-van-ness/"> Getting Curious</a>)</li> <li>Have an audience in mind.</li> <li>Make sure that what you're putting out there is helpful.</li> </ul> <p><strong>How do you increase your creative output?</strong></p>