Key Topics to Cover:
- Finding Your Niche (and Your “Why”):
- Why a specific topic is better than a general one (e.g., “Mental Health for Lawyers” vs. “Mental Health”).
- Defining your unique perspective or “hallmark” that makes your show stand out.
- The importance of your personal passion to avoid burnout (podfade).
- Basic Equipment & Setup:
- What you really need to start (a decent USB mic, headphones, a quiet place).
- Budget-friendly recommendations for microphones (e.g., Blue Yeti, Audio-Technica).
- Tips for minimizing background noise and echo in a home recording space.
- Planning Your First Episodes:
- Deciding on a format (solo host, co-hosted, interview, narrative).
- Creating a structure with a hook, main segment, and clear call-to-action (CTA).
- The consensus advice: launch with 3-5 episodes to give listeners a taste of your content and encourage subscriptions.