Podcast Graveyard reviewed

<h2>Description</h2><p>Podcasting has never been bigger. With more revenue, download numbers and shows being produced now than ever before. But competition for attention has never been fiercer. Did you know that over 93% of podcasts never make more than just 7 episodes?</p><p>Have you ever wondered what happens to these podcasts and creators?</p><p>Why did they start?</p><p>What led them to stop?</p><p>And what lessons can aspiring creators learn from their untimely demise so that they don’t meet the same grizzly fate?</p><p>Join James Bishop, founder of OneFinePlay, as he embarks on an insightful and fascinating journey - delving into the Podcast Graveyard to unearth the untold tales of shows that are no longer with us.</p><p>About James Bishop &amp; OneFinePlay</p><p>James Bishop is the founder of OneFinePlay - one of the leading production companies in ‘conscious’ podcasting. Over the last five years, James and OneFinePlay has made hundreds of podcasts with creators big and small - totalling millions of downloads, no.1 shows in the Apple Podcast Charts, tens of millions of views on social media and award winning podcasts. OneFinePlay has recently launched the world’s most comprehensive and user friendly directory designed to have all of the best products, people &amp; perspectives across the creator economy.</p><p><strong>Website: </strong><a href="https://www.podcastgraveyard.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.podcastgraveyard.io/</a></p><h2>What I Liked About This Episode</h2><p>The graphics and branding are spot on. You are leaning hard into the "Spooky" theme of the show. The audio sounds great. You did a good job of pulling us in and made me wonder why someone would quit after two episodes.</p><h2>What I Thought Could Use Some Polishing</h2><p>For me, introduce the show, and then the episode. You pulled me in and I REALLY wanted to hear what messed up this show, and you kept feeding me more information that I felt we didn't need. Do we need the backstory of the hosts to understand