I love to teach.

Whether it's teaching my son how to catch a fly ball, a young person how to play a low C# on the trumpet, or a newbie petrified at the prospect of starting a podcast, it really gets my juices flowing to teach what I know and see their faces light up when they "get it".

Speaking of podcasting, I've many times told myself I should create a course on how to start a podcast.

The problem with that idea is it's been done so many times, by so many different people.

They all claim to have the market cornered on the techniques, equipment, hosts, etc. needed to get started - but truth be told it's pretty basic stuff once you get a little bit familiar with it.

I don't think this is a case of imposter syndrome. It's more, others have done it; what am I going to contribute that hasn't already been said?

If someone is going to hire me to help them with a podcast idea, I'd much rather invest my time in the why do it; vs. how to do it.

But I would never leave someone stranded with a confused look on their face on how to master the basics of podcasting. So I've partnered with the good folks at Podcaster's Paradise to do just that.

Podcaster's Paradise has been around since 2013 - in digital terms, "since rocks were still soft" - and was founded by the great John Lee Dumas.

I just took a look at their sales page, and although the pricing is very different from when I joined in 2015 (when rocks were just beginning to harden) it's still a tremendous value when you take all the perks into account.

John and Kate have chosen my production business as their "go-to" business for people they come across who need with that type of thing, so I thought I'd return the favor.

If you want to learn from the best in the business, click the link below. And if you purchase the VIP package, let me know and I'll sit down for an hour with you to go over your podcasting strategy.

Here's the link again: https://jamesdnewcomb.com/paradise