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Running an interview-only podcast can feel like the smartest, easiest option—especially when you’re busy, running a business, and trying to stay visible. I get it. I’ve been there. In this episode, I’m unpacking why an interview-only podcast often looks successful on the surface, but can quietly work against your business goals.

If you’ve ever felt frustrated that your podcast gets compliments but not clients, or that you’re doing all the work without seeing real traction, this conversation is for you. I talk honestly about why “great conversations” aren’t always enough—and what might be missing when your voice isn’t front and center.

I’m sharing lessons from my own experience and the subtle shifts that helped everything click when it came to podcasting for business. You’ll start seeing your show less as content and more as a strategic asset.

As you listen, you’ll reflect on things like:

1. Why interview-only podcasts feel safe, but limiting
2. How podcast format affects authority, trust, and monetization
3. What changes when your podcast actually supports your offers

I also touch on how to think about guests more intentionally, and why solo episodes play such a powerful role if you want your podcast to lead to paid work—without burning you out or boxing you in.

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Click here to listen to another episode exploring similar topics!

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If you think podcast content repurposing just means chopping up clips after you hit publish, this episode will change how you see it. I’m sharing a new way of understanding podcast content repurposing that feels lighter, smarter, and far more aligned with how busy solopreneurs actually work.

For a long time, I believed repurposing meant doing more after an episode went live — more tools, more platforms, more effort. And honestly, it was frustrating. It felt like I was everywhere and still not seeing the results I expected. In this episode, I unpack why that approach often falls flat and why treating every platform the same is part of the problem.

Instead of focusing on volume or visibility for its own sake, I talk about what happens when you start thinking ahead and designing your podcast content repurposing around how people actually consume content. The shift isn’t about doing less because you’re lazy — it’s about being intentional so your podcast supports your business instead of draining your energy.

As you listen, you’ll start questioning old assumptions and seeing new possibilities for how your ideas can travel further without constant reinvention.

In this episode, I explore:

1. why traditional repurposing often feels exhausting
2. how this strategy fits into a smarter content approach
3. what changes when repetition becomes a strength, not a flaw

If repurposing has ever felt overwhelming or pointless, this episode will help you rethink it entirely.

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Do you want to plan your pod in 5 days?

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Have a podcasting question, but want to keep it anonymous?

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Wondering where I record all of my episodes?

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Shall we connect on LinkedIn?

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Let's connect and chat on LinkedIn!

https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/

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If you’re thinking about launching your podcast but keep hesitating, overthinking, or wondering whether it’s even worth it, stay right here. Before starting your podcast, there’s a phase most people skip — and that’s exactly where frustration tends to creep in.

I recorded this episode for solopreneurs and freelancers who want their podcast to support their business, not become another overwhelming project on an already full plate. I know how heavy a podcast launch can feel, especially when you’re doing everything yourself and questioning whether anyone will actually listen.

Instead of pushing you to “just launch already,” I talk about the early experiments that can make the entire process feel lighter and more intentional. This isn’t about perfecting anything or locking yourself into a format too early. Instead, it’s about getting clarity before committing.

You’ll start seeing your podcast idea not as a risky leap, but as something you can test, explore, and shape with real feedback.

In this episode, I explore:

1. how to reduce doubt before launching a podcast
2. what you can learn about yourself as a future host without publishing anything
3. why early conversations matter more than polished episodes

If you want to launch a podcast that actually fits your business and energy, this episode will help you slow down in the right way — so you can move forward with more confidence.

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Have a podcasting question, but want to keep it anonymous?

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Running a podcast can feel exciting… until your calendar fills up with client work and consistency starts to feel like fighting a losing battle.

In this episode, I’m talking to you if you want to keep your podcast going but you’re already booked solid. If you’ve ever told yourself, "I’ll get back to my podcast when things slow down," well, you're in the right place.

I share a much more realistic way to think about podcasting during busy seasons — without adding pressure or guilt to your already full plate. Because more often than not, the problem isn’t a lack of time, but *how* that time is being used.

We’ll look at a few common assumptions that make podcasting feel harder than it needs to be, especially when it comes to time, preparation, and equipment. I also talk openly about recording solo episodes, why they can feel awkward at first, and how that feeling changes over time.

I walk you through why shorter episodes can actually be more powerful, how to stay consistent even when life happens, and how planning ahead can give you breathing room instead of boxing you in.

If staying consistent with your podcast has been your biggest struggle so far, this episode will help you see a more doable, sustainable way forward without burning out or sacrifising client work.

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Do you want to plan your pod in 5 days?

Grab your free guide here.

Have a podcasting question, but want to keep it anonymous?

Click here and get your question answered on the show. (Anonymously.)

Looking for a hosting platform for your podcast?

Try Captivate for free.

Wondering where I record all of my episodes?

Check out Riverside.fm.

Shall we connect on LinkedIn?

Yes! https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/

Are you done thinking of what to post next on LinkedIn or Instagram?

Would you rather walk on burning glass barefoot than enter another sales call?

Have you dabbled in podcasting but struggled to get through to your ideal listeners?

Do you want your podcast to be the primary source of revenue for your business?

Same, same, same, and same.

"Say Yes to Podcasting" equips you not only with tips you can apply straight away, but also with unconventional podcasting ideas you didn't know you needed.

Yes, you got this far because you're doing a lot of things right.

But you're also tired, and marketing isn't exciting anymore.

Let's flip that script and start your podcasting journey today.

Join me every Tuesday and fall back in love with showing up online.

Next steps:

1. Check out the first episode.
2. Plan your podcast in as little as 5 days.