Podcast Horror Stories

<p><b>Hello, and welcome to episode # 277 of the Delaware Blogger Podcast.</b></p><p>Today topic, <b>“Podcast Horror Stories”</b> we will be talking about podcast horror stories...not a podcast about horror stories, but the horrors that can occur while podcasting - the <b>scary mic</b> <b>mishaps</b> with long music or <b>ghoulish guests</b> who try to hijack your show as well as some <b>spooky sounds</b> that can wreck the flow of your show.</p><p>Before we begin, I want to thank everyone who has been supporting the Delaware Blogger Podcast by listening and sharing the show since I started in 2017, but didn’t get serious until 2020, but I&apos;m going into 2022 stronger than ever so stay tuned if you have not subscribed make sure that you do and that you are also the <a href='https://delblogger,com'>DelBlogger</a> blog and check out all my platforms on <a href='https://linktr.ee/delblogger'>Linktree</a> using the ID DelBlogger.</p><p>As a podcasting coach there are a few things that I&apos;ve noticed that can make for horrible outcomes when hosting a show:</p><ul><li>Music Mistakes</li><li>Guest Hijackers</li><li>Bad Audio</li></ul><p>Listen to today’s episode of the Delaware Blogger Podcast, and  while you are here check out a few other episodes and make sure to subscribe, send an email to me at <a href='mailto:info@ablakeenterprises.com'>info@ablakeenterprises.com</a> if you wish to learn more about podcasting and or need assistance in starting one.</p>