The Leadline 27: Why You Should (or Shouldn’t) Start an Equestrian Podcast with Glenn Hebert

#027 - Everybody and their brother started a podcast during the big "stay at home" boom we all know as 2020. With all of the new shows popping up, is there still room for aspiring equestrian podcasters? Glenn Hebert of Horse Radio Network says there is - but it's more work than you might think. In this episode, Glenn estimates that it takes up to 15 hours of pre-production and post-production work to produce just ONE episode. Read that again. Are you ready for the long-term commitment that producing a good podcast requires? Before you sit down behind the mic, tune in to hear Glenn share: How to know if podcasting is right for you The best online resources for newbie podcasters Tips to avoid the inevitable "pod fade" The ONE big rule Glenn shares with every host And a bonus tip for all of our listeners who've been asking: How to pitch your equestrian show to Horse Radio Network Connect with Glenn at the links below: Website: horseradionetwork.com Patreon: /horseradionetwork Email: glenn[at]horseradionetwork.com ********* This episode is brought to you by GGT Footing , offering world-class footing blends for every arena and discipline. Whether you are in need of an arena makeover or you just need to freshen up your footing, GGT's expert team can help you design exactly what you need. Learn more at ggtfooting.com . ********* CREDITS: Host - Mandee Flanders Guest - Glenn Hebert Editor - Victoria Brock Sponsor - GGT Footing If you're enjoying the podcast, join The Leadline Community on Facebook to connect with like-minded equine business owners and learn more about online workshops, upcoming events, and networking opportunities. Show notes and additional information are available at www.theleadlinepodcast.com . Support the show