Be a Bigger Fish

Jen Wilson is a working Mom and a serial side hustler. She runs Mom Remix, a coaching business, helping other working Moms to set up their dream side hustle businesses.

Jen’s aspiration for her podcast, Working Moms Who Side Hustle, is that it serves as a catalyst for a community. She aims to share the highs and lows of other working moms who are trying to build their own businesses, so people who aspire to do that don’t feeling alone or isolated. She wants to show how limiting beliefs can be identified and overcome.

Listen in to find out more about why Jen thinks podcasts are the best way to create a connection through conversation. If you’re brand new to podcasting, you’ll love listening to Jen talk about how she got her podcast established so quickly and with minimum cost.

More detailed show notes are available on BeaBiggerFish.net

The star of this episode is multi award-winning digital communications consultant, Paul Sutton.

Paul is the host of an excellent podcast series, Digital Download. He's also a keen advocate for the power and potential of podcasting.

In this episode, we talk about the commonly-expressed barriers to podcasting and how to overcome them. Paul shares some incredibly practical advice for podcasters on topics such as putting your guests at ease and using cushions to achieve a good sound recording!

You'll find this episode invaluable if you're planning your first podcast, particularly if you work in PR, marketing and communications.

Discover more info, including Paul's contact details, in our show notes - look them up at BeaBiggerFish.net

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Welcome to this special episode of Be a Bigger Fish.

It features a debate about the future of in-house communications, held between three leading figures in the communications world.

Listen to Lindsay Uittenbogaard, Mike Klein and Martin Flegg as they discuss the role and potential of internal communication, challenge each other's assumptions and suggest practical ways for communicators to evolve the way they think about their priorities. 

Show notes for this episode are available at BeaBiggerFish.net - they include links and contact details for all the guests in this episode.

You're welcome to join this debate. Leave a message on the website or contact us on Twitter @Peppermintfishc to add to the conversation.

In this episode, Debbie Aurelius talks about why it's so important to think about the 'why' of your podcast.

Reviewing some of the things she learned from her conversations over the first 12 episodes of Be a Bigger Fish, Debbie thinks that starting your purpose will help you to make key decisions about your podcast more effectively. 

You'll love this episode if you're a communications professional, or a business owner, looking for ways to build audio content into your mix.

Rachel is a communication consultant, trainer and mentor. She's a clear leader in the internal communications community. Her comprehensive and influential blog, All Things IC, contains over 1,200 posts and is a go-to resource for communicators.

Besides being an influential blogger, Rachel has hosted a communications podcast and is regularly featured as a guest on other shows.

She shares valuable advice on how to listen to your audience to ensure your podcast meets their needs, engages their interest and delivers measurable outcomes.

Welcome to Be a Bigger Fish!

The star of this episode is Nadia Finer.

Nadia is an international speaker, a business coach, author and podcaster. She shares her unique and inspiring story of overcoming her insecurities in order to build a business around her individuality.

Nadia has loads of great advice to share about podcasting, including using stories as the basis of your content and getting help with the parts of the process you don't enjoy.

You'll love this episode if you're looking for some tactics to overcome your fears and find your voice.

Check out the show notes on beabiggerfish.net for more information.

Welcome to Be a Bigger Fish! This is the podcast that explores the power of podcasting to grow your business or your community.

This episode features business owner, Rob Warlow.

After a 25-year career in banking, Rob decided to set up his own business to help educate other small business owners about how to obtain finance. He found that producing regular digital content, including videos and podcasts, helped him to stand out and gain credibility as an expert in that market.

Rob tells us how can you start a podcast simply, by repurposing content. He describes how important it is to have something to say about your topic and he shares some great tips on how to find great content for a weekly show. He now finds his podcast prompts new clients to start a conversation with him.

Welcome to Be a Bigger Fish! This is the podcast that explores the power of podcasting to grow your business or your community.

This is a solo episode in which Be a Bigger Fish host, Debbie Aurelius, talks about her path into podcasting.

Including a clip from her first podcast series, published in 2012, Debbie talks about how her podcasting style and set up has evolved over the years.

She tells us how a focus on audio skills can improve communication inside a large organisation and she shares some advice for new podcasters.

Find out more by reading the show notes on beabiggerfish.net

Be a Bigger Fish is the podcast that explores the power of podcasting to grow your business or your community.

This episode features career and business coach, Janice Chaka.

Janice is the founder of The Career Introvert, where her background in HR, her drive to support others and her experiences as an introvert give her the ideal skills to coach introvert women to excel in corporate roles or as business owners.

The Traveling Introvert, Janice's podcast, is a series of power-packed five-minute episodes, which she looks on as her way of 'venting into the void'

Seeing podcasts as a potential disrupter to the corporate recruitment process, Janice shares some fascinating insight into how businesses of all types and sizes can tap into the power of podcasting.

Show notes are available at beabiggerfish.net 

Chuck Gose is a communications professional and international key-note speaker with 20 years' experience. He has a particular passion for internal communications.

He's also a talented podcast host and his series, ICology, is a platform for celebrating the important, though often hidden, work of communicators in organisations.

This episode is a masterclass in setting up an in-house podcast. Chuck also has plenty to teach any podcaster about the power of the human voice and the importance of telling everyone's story.

More information is available in the show notes, at beabiggerfish.net