Lindsay Johnson on Going Video-First & Ditching Imposter Syndrome
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Lindsay Johnson on Going Video-First & Ditching Imposter Syndrome
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Lindsay Johnson (they/them) won't call themselves a podcaster without an asterisk — and that's exactly why this conversation hits.
In this episode of our Why I Podcast series with members of the Feminist Podcasters Collective, Lindsay — host of The Radical Connector (formerly the Playing Big Podcast) — talks about letting the podcast become an afterthought once video took over, the real difference between "hard work" and being uncomfortable on camera, and why most of the excuses we make about video are imposter syndrome in a trench coat.
We get into:
• Why the podcast took a backseat once video took over
• The mental game of showing up on camera (and why the editing was never the hard part)
• Repurposing old blogs, lives, and YouTube videos into fresh content
• Separating your worth from internet hate comments
• What it means to claim "podcaster" when you're still in the messy middle
Find Lindsay: radicalconnector.com
YouTube: The Radical Connector
Instagram: @radicallens
Want in on a community of equity-centered indie podcasters? Join the Feminist Podcasters Collective at https://feministpodcasterscollective.com