Let's Talk Podcasts from Feminist Podcasters Collective

Let's Talk Podcasts is a series of real conversations with members of the Feminist Podcasters Collective about why they podcast and what they've learned along the way. You'll hear the wins, the mistakes, and the things nobody tells you starting out. If you host a show (or are thinking about starting one), this is where you'll find honest, real-world lessons from independent creators actually doing the work.

Let's Talk Podcasts from Feminist Podcasters Collective is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #9

  There Are No Podcasting Rules with SuperKate

  Aug 15, 202628 minS0

  <p>Podcasting doesn't come with rules other than the ones we make up. In this episode, Becky Mollenkamp talks with SuperKate (Kate Slepicka), host of Connecting with Super Kate, about ditching the "shoulds" of show format, working through fear and perfectionism, and using somatic check-ins to tell the difference between what's aligned and what's just scary.</p><p>SuperKate shares how a sound engineering background, a years-old idea, and a podcast accelerator course finally got her show off the ground, and why she now mixes solo episodes, guided meditations, and guest conversations instead of forcing a rigid weekly format. We...

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  Episode #8

  Relaunching a Podcast After 10 Years with De'Nicea Hilton Harper

  Aug 15, 202629 minS0

  <p>Becky Mollenkamp sits down with Feminist Podcasters Collective member De'Nicea Hilton Harper to talk about her podcasting comeback. A decade ago, De'Nicea co-created Sisters of Flow, one of the first podcasts to openly discuss menstrual cycles, earning a Podfest award along the way. </p><p>Now she's launching Perfect Care Play-Versations, a show exploring the connections between body, environment, and systems in holistic women's health, where evidence-based practice meets practice-based evidence.</p><p>They dig into what changed the second time around: letting go of algorithm-chasing and "best practices" noise, building a podcast around joy instead of metrics, and...

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  Episode #7

  Podcast Burnout, Hiring Help & Growing an Audience with Rachel Duncan

  Aug 15, 202631 minS0

  <p>Rachel Duncan runs the Money Healing Club, helping people heal their relationship with money — and she's been podcasting about it for almost two years. In this conversation, Rachel gets real about the parts of podcasting nobody warns you about: burning out on a weekly schedule, learning to say "good enough," and finally hiring a producer (and what that actually costs, financially and emotionally, for a solo business owner).</p><p>We also dig into how her podcast fits into her marketing ecosystem (hint: it's nurturing, not top-of-funnel), the surprising ways it's deepened client retention, why her solo episodes consistently ou...

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  Episode #6

  Podcasting While the World's on Fire: Nadine Stille's Story

  Aug 15, 202628 minS0

  <p>Nadine Stille always had the questions — as a kid, as a journalist-in-training, as a coach. Now she's turning that curiosity into Fangirl Your Life, a podcast built on a simple, radical idea: what if you gave yourself the same devotion you give your favorite artist, book, or sports team?</p><p>In this conversation, Nadine and Becky talk about why podcasting feels more intimate than any other platform, the real (steep) learning curve of year one, and how community — both in the Feminist Podcasters Collective and beyond — kept her from flaming out. Nadine also gets honest about workload, systems, and wh...

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  Episode #5

  Lindsay Johnson on Going Video-First & Ditching Imposter Syndrome

  Aug 15, 202628 minS0

  <p>Lindsay Johnson (they/them) won't call themselves a podcaster without an asterisk — and that's exactly why this conversation hits.<br>In this episode of our Why I Podcast series with members of the Feminist Podcasters Collective, Lindsay — host of The Radical Connector (formerly the Playing Big Podcast) — talks about letting the podcast become an afterthought once video took over, the real difference between "hard work" and being uncomfortable on camera, and why most of the excuses we make about video are imposter syndrome in a trench coat.</p><p>We get into:<br>• Why the podcast took a backseat once vid...

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