Hosting an interview podcast means getting to have conversations with interesting people. But before you can have those conversations, you have to find the right people, convince them to come on your show, and actually get them scheduled.

One of the most intimidating parts of starting a podcast isn't necessarily recording yourself or learning how to use a microphone. It's the realization that once you publish your first episode, you're going to need another one. And another. And another. Forever.

You've decided to start a podcast. You know what you want to accomplish, who you're trying to reach, and what kind of content you want to create. Now what the heck are you going to call it?

So, you’ve decided a podcast makes sense for your brand. Now you have another decision to make: What should that podcast actually sound like?