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After hundreds of one-on-one calls with aspiring podcasters, I keep hearing the same 3 patterns holding people back from actually starting the podcast they've been dreaming about for months (sometimes years).
This isn't a how-to. It's the honest, slightly uncomfortable stuff nobody says out loud — why "just one more course" is quietly keeping you stuck, why hiring a producer or joining a program can't do the work for you, and why treating your podcast as a business plan is usually the thing that makes you quit before it ever gets off the ground.
I share the story of Shannon from the Emerging Voices Accelerator (who's now launching her fourth season), the lesson I learned in therapy that applies to podcasting, and the truth about creators like Joe Budden and Call Her Daddy that most beginner podcasters don't want to hear.
Subscribe for weekly podcast production tips, and tell me in the comments — which of the three truths hit hardest for you?
🙋🏾♀️ Who am I?
Hey, I'm Hiwote, but my friends call me Hiwi! 👋🏾
I'm a podcast producer, and I've worked on shows like Where Should We Begin? with Esther Perel, This is Dating (featured in TIME Magazine as one of the best podcasts of 2022), and projects with The New York Times, TED, and more.
My goal? To help aspiring podcasters gain the creative clarity and confidence they need to create shows that are as unique as they are.
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What is Podcasting with Hiwi G?
Dream of starting a podcast but feel overwhelmed by the tech, self-doubt, or fear that no one will listen? Podcasting with Hiwi G helps aspiring podcasters gain the clarity and confidence they need to create shows that are as unique as they are, without the unnecessary confusion, overthinking, or perfectionism.