Congratulations on completing the express version of “Podcast Guest 101”Although we’ve only just scratched the surface of how to be a great guest, you’ll find these tips useful for any broadcasting situation you find yourself in in future. We recommend that you listen to them again a few more times (especially just before an interview) as they’ll make more sense after you’ve been through a few interviews.If you’re going to be a regular podcast guest (and the explosive growth in this arena suggests that’s highly likely), we invite you to join us for our Podcast Guest Master Class where you’ll get intensive hands-on, professional training in a studio.In the Master Class you’ll learn What a Podcast really isComparisons between podcasts, television, radio and alternative broadcast mediaKnowing your marketTime constraintsHomeworkThe power of commercials within the podcastFood/drink/alcoholStudio booking and time managementHow to work with a host that you are comfortable withStudio etiquetteRAG lightsMultiple guest interviewsMultiple host interviewsSkype interviewsTelephone interviewsPanic on airAdvanced microphone and headphone techniquesIf these sound like enhanced skills that would serve you, book your space on our next Podcast Guest Master Class, by sending a mail to [email protected]For now though, you’re ready to head through to the studio for your interview.Relax!Enjoy yourself in the interview!And focus on telling your story so that you can #BeHeard.Bye for now.

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