Kim Parkinson is back with another gem on the mic, diving deep into the world of podcasting for spiritual women. This time around, she’s coaching the fabulous Dori Durbin, the mastermind behind the podcast 'That's Good Parenting'. Dori's all about turning adult bestsellers into kid-friendly reads, which is super cool if you ask me! Kim's enthusiasm is infectious as she shares how this coaching session is not just about helping Dori, but also giving us listeners a front-row seat to the coaching process. It's like getting a backstage pass to see how a pro works with a client. We get to hear Dori’s journey, her struggles with showcasing her unique talents, and how she can amp up her podcast game with some solo episodes. Kim offers up some solid advice on building authority and engaging with her audience, making this episode a treasure trove of insights for anyone looking to up their podcasting skills. Plus, there are some laughs along the way, highlighting the ups and downs of parenting and podcasting, making it relatable and fun!

The convo rolls on as Kim and Dori chat about the importance of consistent content and the power of solo episodes to connect with listeners. Kim paints a vivid picture of podcasting as a walk in the woods, where the audience is invited to explore alongside the guest. This metaphor really drives home the idea that podcasting should feel like a journey, not a lecture. They also touch on the tech side of things, like Zoom issues and recording tips, which is super helpful for anyone in the game. Kim's suggestions for Dori include exploring new series ideas and addressing the unique challenges she faces as a rural podcaster. Dori’s excitement about the potential changes in her podcast shines through, leaving us all feeling pumped about the possibilities. The episode wraps up with Kim encouraging Dori to embrace her voice and to keep pushing those creative boundaries, making it a must-listen for aspiring podcasters everywhere!

Links referenced in this episode:

• dori durbin.com
• kpcreativemedia.com/newsletter