Denise Griffitts - Your Partner In Success™ Radio!
Sep 21, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 16 segments
**Think you need to follow all the “rules” of podcasting? Think again.** My guest **Matt Mawhinney**, founder of PodAssist, has been behind the scenes of podcast production since 2015 and has worked…
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Apparently somebody got in there and broke into it and then added, what do you call that, when they want you to do all kinds of complications.

I tried for a year and finally I said to heck with you and I went back to LinkedIn.

Particularly in Facebook, I would see there were groups and some of the information that was passed around like it was just gold was pure, unadulterated garbage.

Yeah, I kind of I have lots of material to talk about on my own podcast because not only do I have, well, I guess like say over a decade of stories and hearing this.

And so the main goal of what I wanted to do to kind of share in a bigger way with a more general audience would be to kind of let people know that, like you said, it's it's your show.

You don't need to be launching with 6, 8, 12 episodes out the gate and stressing yourself out.

And there's kind of this perception right now where all the rage is you have to do videos and short form clips and try to compete with Joe Guru to be the loudest person in the room and in the most places as possible, which just isn't the case.

So those are just a couple, couple myths that I like to talk about and just let people know that you don't have to do it that way.

But I found from the calls that I've been doing and the feedback that I've seen is video is the number one, by far the number one stumbling block to people even starting their podcast, which is a shame.


Apparently somebody got in there and broke into it and then added, what do you call that, when they want you to do all kinds of complications.

I tried for a year and finally I said to heck with you and I went back to LinkedIn.

Particularly in Facebook, I would see there were groups and some of the information that was passed around like it was just gold was pure, unadulterated garbage.

Yeah, I kind of I have lots of material to talk about on my own podcast because not only do I have, well, I guess like say over a decade of stories and hearing this.

And so the main goal of what I wanted to do to kind of share in a bigger way with a more general audience would be to kind of let people know that, like you said, it's it's your show.

You don't need to be launching with 6, 8, 12 episodes out the gate and stressing yourself out.

And there's kind of this perception right now where all the rage is you have to do videos and short form clips and try to compete with Joe Guru to be the loudest person in the room and in the most places as possible, which just isn't the case.

So those are just a couple, couple myths that I like to talk about and just let people know that you don't have to do it that way.

But I found from the calls that I've been doing and the feedback that I've seen is video is the number one, by far the number one stumbling block to people even starting their podcast, which is a shame.
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