Sept. 14, 2015

055 Nick Seuberling | Turning Your Passion Into New Opportunities

Nick Seuberling is the founder of SPNT.TV and the Executive
Producer for the Inside the Jungle podcast, a sports podcast about
the Cincinnati Bengals. Nick is also the co-host for the
Podcasters’ Group Therapy podcast, a support group for podcasters.
Nick started his sports podcast in 2010, but he’s always had a
passion for talk radio and sports ever since he was a kid. Nick and
I talk on how he got started, his success with Patreon, and how his
super fans keep him going.
Show Highlights

08:55 – Nick just celebrated his 5
year anniversary for his podcast.
10:55 – Why is meeting the fans
important?
13:15 – Having a small, but
dedicated super fan base is just awesome.
15:45 – Was Nick always a fan of
talk radio?
16:40 – Nick launched his first
podcast in 2005 and it was recorded by cellphone.
20:15 – It’s better to niche down
and narrow your focus when it comes to podcasting.
21:30 – How does Nick manage 3-4
co-hosts?
23:00 – What was Nick’s first
sports memory?
29:35 – How did Podcasters’ Group
Therapy get started?
33:25 – How does Blab help podcast
shows?
39:40 – Engagement is key to
podcast growth.
42:45 – What’s Nick’s success
towards Patreon?
45:55 – What other ways does Nick
monetize his podcast?
49:05 – Remember, it doesn’t hurt
to ask.
52:50 – Nick talks about the other
Bengals’ podcast.
59:00 – What was Nick like as a
kid?
01:02 – What has sports taught
Nick? Always give it your best, always give it your all.
01:04 – Who inspires/mentors
Nick?
01:06 – It took Nick 12 years to
get his first radio gig.
01:11 – What’s gotten Nick excited
in the next year?
01:14 – Look out for International
Podcast Day on Sept 30th.

 
FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/55

 

Nick Seuberling is the founder of SPNT.TV and the Executive Producer for the Inside the Jungle podcast, a sports podcast about the Cincinnati Bengals. Nick is also the co-host for the Podcasters’ Group Therapy podcast, a support group for podcasters. Nick started his sports podcast in 2010, but he’s always had a passion for talk radio and sports ever since he was a kid. Nick and I talk on how he got started, his success with Patreon, and how his super fans keep him going.

Show Highlights

  • 08:55 – Nick just celebrated his 5 year anniversary for his podcast.
  • 10:55 – Why is meeting the fans important?
  • 13:15 – Having a small, but dedicated super fan base is just awesome.
  • 15:45 – Was Nick always a fan of talk radio?
  • 16:40 – Nick launched his first podcast in 2005 and it was recorded by cellphone.
  • 20:15 – It’s better to niche down and narrow your focus when it comes to podcasting.
  • 21:30 – How does Nick manage 3-4 co-hosts?
  • 23:00 – What was Nick’s first sports memory?
  • 29:35 – How did Podcasters’ Group Therapy get started?
  • 33:25 – How does Blab help podcast shows?
  • 39:40 – Engagement is key to podcast growth.
  • 42:45 – What’s Nick’s success towards Patreon?
  • 45:55 – What other ways does Nick monetize his podcast?
  • 49:05 – Remember, it doesn’t hurt to ask.
  • 52:50 – Nick talks about the other Bengals’ podcast.
  • 59:00 – What was Nick like as a kid?
  • 01:02 – What has sports taught Nick? Always give it your best, always give it your all.
  • 01:04 – Who inspires/mentors Nick?
  • 01:06 – It took Nick 12 years to get his first radio gig.
  • 01:11 – What’s gotten Nick excited in the next year?
  • 01:14 – Look out for International Podcast Day on Sept 30th.

 

FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/55

 

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