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Prompted Thoughts

Bryan Entzminger

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This show is for me and it's selfish. I started writing again because I miss it and enjoy being in front of the mic, but I don’t have a specific topic in mind. So I'm taking daily prompts, provided by DayOne, and I'm using those to make this. If you don't like the show, I'm sorry. It's really for me. If you do like the show, I'm bewildered but happy for you, and I'd invite you to share some of that value back with me in whatever way you'd like.
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Engaging Missions

Bryan Entzminger

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a missionary? We interview missionaries and church planters from around the world. They share their stories of God’s faithfulness, how they got started, and why they continue in ministry. You will be inspired by their passion for Jesus and challenged to grow as a follower of Christ. Whether you feel called overseas or down the street, this show will challenge you to grow as a follower of Christ and inspire you to take action so that together we may ...
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1000 Podcasters

Bryan Entzminger

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I’m a podcast host and editor, and I want to help you launch your podcast. You don’t have to go it alone or be afraid of making mistakes. We all make them, but we can learn from each other along the way. My goal is to help you get started on your own podcast journey by sharing what I've learned over the last 5 years hosting my own show, interviewing hundreds of guests, growing as a host and editor, developing systems and processes for myself (and now others), and beginning to share what I've ...
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Hiring a Podcast Editor

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Are you almost ready to hire a podcast editor, but a little tentative on how to move forward? Maybe you have a vague idea about what you're looking for and what should be considered, but you want more clarity and confidence that you'll be making the right decision. Maybe you're feeling overwhelmed by the possibilities If that's you, Hiring a Podcast Editor is the show for you. We're not here to convince you that you need to hire a podcast editor. We're here to help you discover what things y ...
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Oh, that old chestnut? Yup. Here we go again with a bad pitch from my Facebook Messages... Subscribe & Follow Fountain | TrueFans | Podcast Guru | Other apps I received the same "podcast promoter" pitch multiple times in my inbox and DMs from different people over several months. I see several red flags, such as vague promises of "thousands of acti…
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This week's bad pitch comes from my Facebook DMs. It starts with "Hello. I am a Podcast Promoter. I have 7 years of experience in..." Let's take a look at this and find the good, the bad, and the (ummm... really bad) without naming or shaming the sender. Subscribe & Follow Fountain | TrueFans | Podcast Guru | Other apps Episode Page: https://serve.…
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This was a fun one... "Other podcasts aren’t beating you on quality.. they’re stealing your audience because they rank on YouTube. With over 70% of podcast listeners now discovering shows on YouTube, it’s the #1 growth channel, whether you publish audio, video, or both." Subscribe & Follow Fountain | TrueFans | Podcast Guru | Other apps Episode Pag…
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Have you ever received a cold outreach from a podcast promoter? Here's one that I received. And maybe a follow-up on the most recent bad pitch from my email. Subscribe & Follow Fountain | TrueFans | Podcast Guru | Other apps Episode Page: https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/bad-podcast-pitches/i-am-a-professional-podcast-promoter-and-expert-in-dig…
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We've all gotten bad pitches from services trying to book guests on our show (usually to sell their most recent me-too leadership book). This time, the bad pitch is from a service that wants me to hire them to pitch me as a guest. And it's clearly just a scrape, copy, and paste with a bit of AI dust. Subscribe & Follow Fountain | TrueFans | Podcast…
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Poorly thought-out podcast pitches do more harm than good. Listen to discover what Bad Podcast Pitches is all about and then subscribe in your favorite podcast app. Subscribe & Follow Fountain | TrueFans | Podcast Guru | Other apps Support & Connect Support with traditional currency Support with Bitcoin/Lightning: [email protected] Send in your b…
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When you hear the word "successful," who pops into your head? For me, the easy answer is Warren Buffet, the legendary investor known for both his wealth and his business acumen. However, true success isn't about financial achievement or accolades. These earthly gains are temporary and are ultimately left behind. Listen as we look into investments t…
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What are we missing when we shy away from imposing on others? Maintaining relationships REQUIRES that we sometimes impose on others, even when we're afraid of it. Our fears and limitations might actually invite us to grow and mature. But not if we're unwilling to take that step. Takeaways: The desire not to impose on others can hinder personal grow…
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What principles define how we live our lives? This intriguing question opens a candid discussion about the ideals and realities of personal values. After all, like many people, my aspirations don't always (rarely) align with my actions. There's a pattern to my life that, as I see it, doesn't make proud and pushes me to recognize my need for God eve…
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What would you do if you had a million dollars to give away? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the complexities of such a generous hypothetical, as I grapple with the challenge of choosing recipients beyond family and obvious personal connections. With a focus on the potential impacts of sudden wealth, including the risks of negativel…
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When was the first time you really felt like a grown-up? This question prompts a reflection on adulthood and a very personal struggle with the concept of growing up. How can we feel more like confused teenagers than actual adults, even when we're paying bills and raising kids? Is it that maturity might come, not from having all the answers, but in …
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Setting personal goals can be a challenging journey, and sometimes the hardest goal isn't the one we initially expect. I delve into my relationship with goals and reveal that the most difficult challenge I've faced wasn't achieving my fitness milestones, but rather maintaining them. While it was difficult to achieve weight and running goals, it end…
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Who are your favorite artists? This question prompts a deep dive into the rich and varied landscape of music and audio appreciation. For me, this is a very (very) personal journey that began in childhood, long before I could have known where it would lead. It was a winding path of genrese and memories from listening to my dad's stereo to discoverin…
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Struggling to prioritize what deserves my attention has been a recurring theme in my life, and today I'm diving into those thoughts. As I navigate the complexities of content creation while also wanting to be present for my family and faith, I find myself questioning whether my creative pursuits are distractions or genuine callings. I reflect on th…
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Podcasting is not just a hobby for me; it's a passion that has grown into a freelance business. Even as I navigate current challenges, it's still something I am passionate about. Podcasting has a unique ability to give everyone a voice with true creative freedom. Podcasting technology has made it easy for anyone to create content, whether it's narr…
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What would you do if you lost all your possessions? This thought-provoking question leads us into a deep exploration of attachment, faith, and resilience. As we ponder the emotional turmoil that such a loss might bring, the conversation takes a reflective turn, revealing the struggle between material attachment and faith. We reflect on how, althoug…
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Feeling out of place can be an overwhelming experience, and today, I share a personal story from my recent trip to Japan that highlights this very sentiment. After a grueling 15-hour journey, I found myself navigating the bustling Tokyo Narita airport, grappling with language barriers and the pressure of making the right travel decisions. Despite m…
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This podcast is a personal journey for me. I'm restarting a blog after over a decade away from writing. The focus is not on growing an audience or gaining recognition but rather on finding a creative outlet for self-expression. I'm excited to explore new podcasting features for personal enjoyment, without any pressure or expectations. Feel free to …
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If there's one thing I could shout from the rooftops about hiring an editor, it might be, "Don't hire just any old editor to get a seat filled. Make sure it's one you actually WANT to work with." In fact, that's what this whole show is about. What if there was one question you could ask that would give you confidence, help you understand whether th…
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You have a good handle on what you're looking for in an editor. Or you should - you already have all of your notes on the free download "15 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Podcast Editor." If not, go back and do that bit. And you should have a good handle on who you want to talk with. But, if you're like me, that can seem daunting. That's where ha…
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Find a great podcast editor (for you) doesn't start with where you're looking. It starts with knowing what you want and need. That's why we started with that. But where you look is INCREDIBLY important. If you've been following the process we've talked about in the previous episodes, you already know what you want and need, what you can pay and wha…
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If you're thinking of hiring a podcast editor, there's a 50/50 chance the first question you had was, "How much is this going to cost me?" Of course, as with most things, the answer is, "It depends." But that doesn't mean anything goes. Hiring a podcast editor can be a bit of a scary thing - not only because you're giving away a bit of the control …
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Deciding HOW you're going to make a decision on what might be the most important outsider you bring into your podcast production process. You've spent a good bit of time envisioning the future, planning your path, and identifying what you need and want. You've even spent time clarifying what's most important. Only two things remain before you start…
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You're almost ready to start talking with editors. Over the past few episodes, you've gone through the process of clarifying the goal you're shooting for and any gaps that might exist. You've identified some things you'd like an editor to help you with and even started prioritizing things. But before you start looking for an editor, manager, or pro…
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We've talked a lot over the last few episodes about what you want and need, and that's important. But one thing I think many people miss when they are looking for an editor is that not every editor has the same kind of business model. Think it doesn't matter? Think again. Your editor's business model will significantly influence the kinds of servic…
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What are you REALLY looking for in a podcast editor?It's time to get specific. If you want to take the work we've been doing and turn it into a list of what you want (and need), this is the episode for you. Over the past few episodes, we've laid the groundwork to help you understand and communicate what you're looking for. Gone through the process …
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When you're getting ready to hire a podcast editor, it's really important to be clear on what style of editing you're looking for. Not sure what I'm talking about? After listening today, you'll have what you need in order to understand AND communicate what you're looking for, and to assess whether the editors you're talking with are a potential fit…
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One thing that I see happen to a lot of podcasters might be happening to you as well - we start podcasting and our "to do" list just keeps growing and growing. Maybe there are new things you want to do. Maybe there are things you used to do that you just can't get to because something else is taking your time. Maybe your ability to grow your show o…
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What does knowing what you want your podcast to look like have to do with hiring the right podcast editor? Well, arguably, we're going to tackle a pretty broad topic today, and not every bit of it will apply. But I'm going to ask you to allow yourself the opportunity to expand your perspective a bit, because we're going to dig into that perfect mag…
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Probably the most important thing you can do when hiring an editor is to be clear on what you want. If you were with us for the past couple of episodes, you're starting to get some clarity around why you want an editor and how to describe your show. We looked at those through the perspective of being able to talk with an editor, but the reality is …
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When it comes time to describe your podcast to a potential podcast editor, you want to make sure that you have all your bases covered. You don't want to end up with that "deer in the headlights" feeling; you want to be relaxed, confident, and able to engage fully. But what are the important topics to cover? What should you say? How do you know if y…
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Thinking about hiring a podcast editor? It can seem daunting at first, because there are so many variables - quality, turnaround time, consistency, cost, and more. But more fundamental than that are questions you need to ask yourself first. However, there's one question that is the most important - by a wide margin. https://serve.podhome.fm/episode…
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Isn't it just like God to use something seemingly small, like shrimp, to make a MASSIVE impact in the Kingdom? It might seem like Jeremy Wainwright just suddenly decided to make a change, but really, God was working in his heart long before his friend said, "Would you like to go to Honduras?" It didn't take him long to decide that this was the oppo…
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It's been a little over 6 months since I published the most recent episode of the Engaging Missions Show. When we started 2020, I let you know that I was going to publish "when I could" and so far, I haven't. Here's what's going on, what's planned, and a few resources in case you need to fill the void I've created by not publishing: Other podcasts …
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Sometimes stepping out in faith can seem scary. Listen as Don Armstead shares how God's shown His faithfulness and providence through years of professional transitions, leading worship, church transitions, and more. Full Episode Notes: http://engagingmissions.com/276 Don's Website: http://dwafm.org We all want to see God do amazing thing but someti…
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Do I REALLY need to pay for podcast hosting? What about free hosts? Starting a podcast means you have to make a LOT of decisions. One decision many struggle with is how much they’re willing to pay for podcast hosting. Today I’m sharing my thoughts. Spoiler: DO think you should pay for your media hosting. And I DO remember what it was like to be sta…
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There are so many questions to answer when starting a podcast but some of them come up again and again throughout the lives of our shows. We start with, “What’s the best hosting company?” and “What’s the best microphone?” But if we stay at it long enough, we also ask the question, “What’s the best computer?” or “What should I look for in a computer…
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A few months ago I shared a little about an audio issue I’d been able to help troubleshoot for another podcaster and I mentioned that I might come back and share exactly what was happening and why it happened, as well as how to fix it. Yesterday I FINALLY came back to it and explained what had happened (and we got a bit nerdy). But I dropped the ba…
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A few months ago I shared a little about an audio issue I’d been able to help troubleshoot for another podcaster and I mentioned that I might come back and share exactly what was happening and why it happened, as well as how to fix it. Do you know what happened? I forgot to come back and share that so I’m going to do that today. Here’s the scenario…
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I have a few things for you today. It’s Christmas Eve in the US and I’d like to leave you with a couple of things. First, an answer to the question: should I let guests reschedule? I also have video to share with you and a little listener feedback. What to do if you’re blown off If you’ve had guests on your show for a while, it’s likely you’ve alre…
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I had a consultation earlier today (I mean REALLY early) with another podcaster. He was wanting to make sure that he was using Hindenburg and some plugins as best he could - some iZotope products and a Waves plugin. It was a real delight to talk with him about what he’s doing, to go through the workflow, and to offer a few (and I mean just a few) t…
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Elementary school Christmas plays (or holiday pageants) are an interesting experience. In reality, you’re probably only there to see YOUR kids do their thing. But the reality is that you’re often unable to hear them for a reason that afflicts many podcasts, too. Signal to noise ratio. It’s one of the things I often talk with podcasters about when I…
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Wondering how Facebook Groups could help missionaries? Or how spiritual formation can help build community. Listen as Eric Nevins shares what he's learned when building the Christian Podcasters Association. Facebook Groups can be a distraction or a powerful tool. Join us as Eric Nevins, founder of the Christian Podcasters Association on Facebook sh…
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Today as I was riding to work, I had a road construction experience that made me think about getting getting people subscribed to our shows. More subscribers. We all want more subscribers for our podcasts. There are all kinds of strategies out there for getting more subscribers. But here’s the problem: most of them are focused on the benefits for t…
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Have you ever felt that fear before you hit publish? Before you published your first episode, did you wonder what people would think about you? Do you ever downplay what you do when you’re talking with coworkers because you don’t want to fully reveal what you’re doing in your podcast (and not for legal reasons)? All of those have impacted me at one…
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