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Don’t Lose the Song | Peak Experience Podcast

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Robert is in New York for Podcast Movement. Michele stays with the signal Tom Webster of Sounds Profitable put on the table: the fourth annual Podcast Landscape, built on more than 5,400 U.S. adults 18+.The curve has flattened. About three-quarters of Americans have tried a podcast. 55% listen monthly. 39% listen weekly. Those numbers have been roughly the same for two or three years. Word of mouth got the medium here. Tom’s point: it will not take it further.The open lane is invitation, not explosion. About 60 million American adults are still willing: lapsed listeners, people who know a listener, people who were never asked in a way that felt personal. Growth is now craft.Smart TV is the platform still clearly growing. Shows found on Netflix and other TV apps skew younger, more likely to have kids at home, and twice as likely to be heard with other people. Co-consumption is partnership. That is Peak Experience language: teams do not change by consuming alone. They change by sitting together and deciding what it means.Discovery has moved. YouTube first, Spotify second, Netflix third. Apple is at 11%. Dedicated podcast apps fell from 19% to 15% as the most-used app. Webster’s image: we are losing our Tower Records, the hits up front, the middle tier, the back catalog, the odd record nobody knew yet. A Walmart CD rack only stocks the star of the week. Closed platforms that gatekeep (Netflix) are that rack. YouTube and Spotify still let you walk in. Netflix does not, and a show can be canceled when the algorithm moves on.Robert and Michele did not start a microphone in Alaska to wait for permission. Advertising a small dog-training company was expensive. The show built authority over time. Intimate. Repeatable. Ours.Four moves if you lead people:Don’t mistake a bigger screen for a better business. If you cannot own the relationship, set the price, or stay when the algorithm changes, it is a lease.Quality is the open lane. People are tired of brain rot. Experiential leadership that holds under pressure is the same bet.Protect the middle tier and the long trail. Stars without a bench is not a company.Invite people on purpose. The 60 million look like every market we serve. They have not rejected the work. They have not been given a reason that feels like a peak experience.Includes a Moment in Leadership History: Winston Churchill, May 1940: leadership is tested before you know how the story ends.When you’re ready for the work, not the feed: Dreamchaser Leadership.Web: peakexp.orgOther Episodes You Will Love· Leadership Under Pressure: What Happens When the Plan Falls Apart· Why Most Teams Struggle With Trust· Adventure as a Leadership ClassroomSupport the ShowThis episode was recorded on the Shure SM7B and Rodecaster Pro II.Like this episode? Share it with a leader, founder, or teammate who would benefit from it.Love this episode? Say thanks by leaving a review and helping more listeners discover the show.Ready for real growth, not just motivation? Explore coaching, workshops, and experiential leadership programs through Dreamchaser Leadership.Download our free leadership resources and practical tools designed for business owners and teams.Book Dr. Robert Forto for speaking, leadership development, or strategic coaching for your organization.Join our mailing list for new episodes, leadership insights, and upcoming program announcements.Follow Peak Experience for more leadership strategies and real-world lessons: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn©2022-2026 Peak Experience Podcast by Dreamchaser Leadership. All Rights Reserved.
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