Theatre producer, podcaster and radio host, Nick Hennegan, tells of his journey to the bright lights of the West End from humble beginnings in Birmingham.
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I’ve been podcasting, with my own show, for a year and a half now. While there have been times when I’ve harboured doubt and wondered if it’s worth the time and commitment it takes, more recently I have come to realise it’s the best networking I’ve ever done.
My top reasons why it works so well for me:
I can do it from my home office
I do it when it suits me
It gives international reach with no need to travel
Podcasts have a long shelf life
Podcasts can be embedded anywhere (see four different examples below)
Worldwide syndication is a breeze
It opens doors and generates serendipities that blow your mind …
… and if you want an example of this last reason, check out this series of podcasts
This first podcast with Stephen Campbell on The Author Biz recorded in May this year …
… lead directly to this podcast recorded in June with Tori Eldridge on The Zone Show …
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