Jun 2, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
In this season four finale of What the Nell!? Podcast, Nell reflects on a year of growth, guest conversations, creative pivots, business lessons, and the messy reality of entrepreneurship. Nell looks…
Nell TiceHost
It's crazy to think that season five, those words are even coming out of my mouth right now.
So I guess I started this podcast back in 2022, and I don't really have, like, a specific number of episodes per season or actual, like, specific plans for a season when I start recording necessarily.
It just kind of goes with the flow, and it felt like I ended last season around this time last year.
You know, summer's starting, kids are coming out of school, and people's schedules are getting a little crazier, so I figure, you know, taking a one or two-week break, uh, at the beginning of June is actually not a bad idea, uh, especially if you're trying to gather your thoughts for other, you know, content and upcoming seasons.
So I figure why not make this episode the end of season four? We've had a really good long season, and there were a lot of things that I learned and really wanna share with you as I look forward to season five.
I do have a spreadsheet for those of you [laughs] that know me know I love a spreadsheet.
I- that's how I organize all of my content for What the Nell, and I'm looking through, you know, this season started actually almost a year to the date.
Uh, June 3rd last year, I released my first episode of the season with my good friend Jesus Rodriguez.
There were a ton of amazing guests, and I'm not gonna make this too much of a reflection as I, as I'm gonna make it more of, like, a lessons learned type thing.
I had Christine Blosdale, Kate阿seraf, like, amazing business owners and artists and entrepreneurs that are doing incredible things.
And so much has changed over this season e- even through learning things from the guests that I had on here, and it's really cool when you are a podcaster and you have guests on because, you know, you're learning from them just as much as your audience really is, and you're having them on because you think that they can bring value to your audience, and they're bringing value to you at the same time.
I had Anya Cheng, who happened to be, happens to be the owner of Tailor.ai, which is the AI stylist, uh, who sponsored this podcast for the past three months.
That was, like, my first major sponsorship for the podcast, and, uh, so thankful to them for, for reaching out after the episode and offering that opportunity up, uh, which was really, really cool.
It's crazy to think that season five, those words are even coming out of my mouth right now.
So I guess I started this podcast back in 2022, and I don't really have, like, a specific number of episodes per season or actual, like, specific plans for a season when I start recording necessarily.
It just kind of goes with the flow, and it felt like I ended last season around this time last year.
You know, summer's starting, kids are coming out of school, and people's schedules are getting a little crazier, so I figure, you know, taking a one or two-week break, uh, at the beginning of June is actually not a bad idea, uh, especially if you're trying to gather your thoughts for other, you know, content and upcoming seasons.
So I figure why not make this episode the end of season four? We've had a really good long season, and there were a lot of things that I learned and really wanna share with you as I look forward to season five.
I do have a spreadsheet for those of you [laughs] that know me know I love a spreadsheet.
I- that's how I organize all of my content for What the Nell, and I'm looking through, you know, this season started actually almost a year to the date.
Uh, June 3rd last year, I released my first episode of the season with my good friend Jesus Rodriguez.
There were a ton of amazing guests, and I'm not gonna make this too much of a reflection as I, as I'm gonna make it more of, like, a lessons learned type thing.
I had Christine Blosdale, Kate阿seraf, like, amazing business owners and artists and entrepreneurs that are doing incredible things.
And so much has changed over this season e- even through learning things from the guests that I had on here, and it's really cool when you are a podcaster and you have guests on because, you know, you're learning from them just as much as your audience really is, and you're having them on because you think that they can bring value to your audience, and they're bringing value to you at the same time.
I had Anya Cheng, who happened to be, happens to be the owner of Tailor.ai, which is the AI stylist, uh, who sponsored this podcast for the past three months.
That was, like, my first major sponsorship for the podcast, and, uh, so thankful to them for, for reaching out after the episode and offering that opportunity up, uh, which was really, really cool.
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