Podcasters' Corner

Storefront Radio · Ep. 44 — What to cut when the month is slow

Sarah walks through the three costs she trims first when revenue dips, and the one she never touches.

Open Late · Ep. 6 — Hiring your first part-timer without the panic

The paperwork, the trial shift and the handover checklist that stopped Ashley doing every Saturday herself.

The Producer's Desk · Ep. 15 — Booking guests who actually show up

A pitch email, a calendar link and a reminder cadence. Jordan reads out the exact wording he uses.

Roast Level · Ep. 9 — The espresso machine that paid for itself

Cody runs the numbers on a used two-group machine, twelve months on, including the repair he did not plan for.

Storefront Radio · Ep. 43 — Camille Sutton on charging for the thinking

Camille stopped quoting by the hour and started quoting the outcome. Here is how she had that conversation with existing clients.

Open Late · Ep. 5 — Two storefronts, one calendar

Splitting a week across two locations without losing a day to driving, and what Ashley hands off to Sidekick each Monday.

The Producer's Desk · Ep. 14 — Editing an hour down to twenty good minutes

Where the cuts come from, why the middle is usually the problem, and the one-pass method Jordan uses on every episode.

Creator Podcast Collective — the pilot is in the can

A podcast collective for people who can't afford a producer

Guest booking is where most shows quietly die around episode six. So we built a collective that shares the hard parts — editing, guests, and promo.

Storefront Radio · Ep. 41 — Pricing without apologizing

New episode of Storefront Radio.

The Producer's Desk · Ep. 12 — Guests who grow your list

Storefront Radio · Ep. 38 — Jake Miller on the ten-client road

Roast Level · Ep. 7 — What the health permit actually took