Good Podcasting Works
We have a long history in enabling people to talk together about significant issues. Things that are important and the stories that go with them.
Over the last two years this has included developing and delivering podcasts that are heard around the world. And coaching others to become good podcasters too.
Steve has now launched Good Podcasting Works – a manifesto and individually tailored coaching sessions that help you move from knowledge and aspiration to using your voice and shipping your podcast. Free discovery calls available.
Book your free discovery callAs well as weekly broadcasts of Alpaca Tribe from the valley, Steve also produces Pod Buffet and is the head coach for The Podcasting Workshop, a remarkable Akimbo Workshop created by Seth Godin and Alex di Palma.
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ALPACA TRIBE: Believe it or not, this is currently the only podcast in the world about alpacas. And it comes from The Waterside (and our Welsh Valley Alpaca herd).
For owners, want-to-be-owners, or those who simply have the alpaca gene, Steve’s weekly podcast is full of stories, interviews and insights into all things alpaca. And it has a global following.
POD BUFFET: An eclectic mix of new podcasts from fresh new podcasters around the world. Short but sweet, the daily episodes will give you a 5-minute taster that will entice you to listen more – just follow the links in the show notes. Now into its second series.
Not sure what to listen to next? Pod Buffet will help you choose!
Taste and hear – a podcast of podcasts… which Steve co-founded, hosts and produces,
QUIET DISRUPTORS: Since 2018 Sue has been developing her voice as a quiet disruptor, publishing daily doses of quietly disruptive wisdom as a blog and encouraging others to step out and speak softly about things that matter.
Her first book Quiet Disruptors: A Manifesto is being published in the autumn of 2020 and offers insights into why this form of voice is relevant now. The book also includes practical guidance on how to become the change you want to see.
