The more you create your podcast, you’ll find that you’re changing and learning. It starts to become more than just about bitrates, shownotes and platforms. There’s an abstract experience to creating your show. Something that can’t be validated by anyone but you.

This is the beginning of your unique journey, where the principles of your podcast philosophy are growing, your basic knowledge is taking a backseat, and you’re on the path to the growth and impact you wanted to make from the very start.

Today we’ll be talking about a phrase I’ve non-chalantly inserted into the beginning of almost every episode: about what a Podcast Philosophy is. This is a term I feel like I’ve coined myself, at least in the context of podcasting.

I’m going to explain what it means to me, when to start thinking about it, and why we need a philosophy to transcend the rigid knowledge we seek in the beginning about how podcasting works.

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