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I Never Actually Audited My Own Podcast25 Aug 202600:17:18

Go back and audit your old podcast episodes because they are your biggest untapped asset.... that's what I tell every podcaster I meet. And yet, I have never once done it to my own show in almost 4 years!!! This episode is me getting honest about why I kept avoiding the work I tell everyone else to do, and what I am FINALLY doing about it.

This one is for you if you have ever known exactly what you are supposed to do for your business or your podcast and just kept not doing it. I am pulling back the curtain on the real reason mine sat undone for a full year, what a real podcast audit actually involves beyond fixing titles and show notes, and why the work nobody wants to do is almost always the thing that moves the needle. Come be a little less alone in the messy middle with me.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • The advice I give every single podcaster that I never once followed on my own show in almost four years
  • Why the podcast audit is the work almost nobody does, and why that is exactly what makes it the thing that moves the needle
  • What auditing your old episodes really means, far beyond just cleaning up titles and show notes
  • Why your already published episodes are your biggest untapped asset, quietly getting listened to while pointing nowhere
  • The honest reason I put mine off for a whole year, the hardest year of my business, procrastination, and a little shiny object syndrome
  • What you do not need to do to turn your podcast into one that brings you clients, no starting over, no new offer, no chasing downloads

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

Why I Stopped Putting Numbers In My Podcast Episode Titles17 Aug 202600:19:19

I stopped putting the numbers off the front of every episode title. No more episode 1, episode 47, episode 152 sitting at the front. I know...that number feels important, credible, official...like proof you have been showing up. So naturally, pulling it off can make your stomach drop a little. This episode is about why I did it anyway.

This one is for you whether you have not published a single episode yet or you have a hundred of them sitting in your feed and you feel weirdly attached to those numbers like I did for years. You will walk away knowing who that number is actually for, what it is quietly costing you in search and in the apps, and the simple two part strategy that serves your listener far better than a number ever did, all without losing your episode count.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • Who that episode number in your podcast title is really for, and why it is mostly a you thing
  • What putting a number at the front of your title is quietly costing you in search and inside the apps
  • Why Apple Podcasts actually discourages numbers in your title, and the separate field they built for it instead
  • Whether the number belongs in your show notes instead, and the honest answer
  • How to keep your full episode count without letting the number take up your most valuable real estate
  • The two part strategy that replaces the "go dig for episode 29" move and turns it into one easy tap for your listener

Ask the hotline:

Got a question about your own show bubbling up right now? Bring it to the Moms Who Podcast Hotline. Go to https://hotline.momswhopodcast.com and text it or record a quick voice message, tell me what your show is called, who it is for, and what you sell, and your question might get featured right here on the podcast!

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

How To Choose The Right Podcast Category So Your Dream Listener Actually Finds You10 Aug 202600:12:44

That tiny category dropdown, the one where you tell Apple and Spotify what your show is about, feels like a throwaway decision. Pick the closest box and move on, right? Except that little dropdown is quietly doing one of the biggest jobs on your whole show, deciding whether the right person ever finds you. This episode answers a real question from a listener named Anoki and settles the category confusion once and for all.

This one is for you if you have ever frozen on that dropdown because your podcast honestly fits in three different places, whether you have not launched a single episode yet or you have been publishing for years and quietly second-guessing the category you picked way back when. You will walk away knowing exactly how to choose, why accurate and strategic are not the same thing, and how to set your category up so your dream listener walks right to you.

Questions Answered In This Episode:

  • What actually goes into picking your podcast category when your show fits in more than one place?
  • Why the most accurate category is usually the wrong one, and what to choose instead
  • Whether your category really affects if people find your podcast, and how much
  • The difference between your primary and secondary category on Apple, and which one does the real work
  • When you can pick more than one, whether the order actually matters
  • How to choose the specific subcategory that gives you a real shot at being seen instead of getting buried in the biggest room in the building

Ask the hotline:

Got a question about your own show bubbling up right now? Bring it to the Moms Who Podcast Hotline. Go to https://hotline.momswhopodcast.com and text it or record a quick voice message, tell me what your show is called, who it is for, and what you sell, and your question might get featured right here on the podcast!

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

How To Know If Your Podcast Is Actually Bringing You Clients07 Aug 202600:31:00

You got the client. They booked, they paid, and you were thrilled. And then someone asked where they came from and you froze, because the honest answer was that you had no idea. Here is the quiet problem nobody talks about, my friend. Your podcast can be doing the exact thing you have been praying it would do, and you can miss the win completely. This episode is about turning the lights on so you finally catch it.

This one is for the mom running a business who has wondered, even once, whether her podcast had anything to do with a client saying yes. You'll walk away with the two most bulletproof ways to know if your podcast is bringing you clients, plus a bonus signal to keep your ears open for, and none of it needs new software, a funnel, or a single fancy thing. Just a few small moves that let you finally see what has been working the whole time.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • Why your podcast can book you a client without you ever realizing it, and what that quiet miss is really costing you
  • How to make the next step for your listener trackable, in a way as simple as one line you already say out loud
  • Why your back catalog of older episodes is sitting on traceable clients right now
  • The single highest value question to add to your inquiry form, your calls, and your community that almost nobody asks
  • The bonus third signal that tells you your podcast is working, the moment someone hands your own words back to you
  • The one simple move that makes all of it count so no win ever floats past you again

Ask the hotline:

Got a question about your own show bubbling up right now? Bring it to the Moms Who Podcast Hotline. Go to https://hotline.momswhopodcast.com and text it or record a quick voice message, tell me what your show is called, who it is for, and what you sell, and your question might get featured right here on the podcast!

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

A Podcast Q&A on Systems, Guest Pitching, and Intros That Actually Sound Like You27 Jul 202600:24:02

Three real podcasters sent in real questions they have been sitting with, and I'm answering all three on the air! If you are a podcaster in the early or middle stretch of building your show, at least ONE of these questions is going to hit exactly what you have been quietly wondering about!

This episode is for the podcaster who is trying to organize their systems without losing their mind, who has been wondering how specific to get when pitching themselves as a guest on other people's shows, or who is trying to make their intro and outro actually sound like a real human being. I'm walking through my honest answers to all three questions from three real podcasters at three completely different stages of building their shows.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • Kim's question (Leaving the Inheritance): How to actually organize your podcasting systems when you are brand new, what to do with a pre-planning interview, and how to turn that interview into a real episode structure
  • Dani's question (In the Writing Shed): How specific to get about who your show is for when you are pitching yourself as a guest on other podcasts, especially when your niche sits between three overlapping topics
  • Renee's question (Inspiring Women with ADHD): How to make your intro and outro not sound rehearsed and whether you should record it once or say it live every time

Let me answer your question on air! https://ask.momswhopodcast.com/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

How To Know If Your Podcast Is Just An Expensive Hobby20 Jul 202600:20:50

If I asked you right now how much your podcast has actually made you in the last year my friend, in clients booked, revenue earned, real measurable business results, could you give me a number? Most podcasters I work with cannot. They can tell me exactly what their podcast has cost them (the hosting fee, the microphone, the hours of recording and editing and promoting), but when I ask what it has earned them back, that is the moment we realize their podcast is not really set up to support their business.

This episode is for the podcaster who suspects deep down that their show might be costing them more than it is making them, but has been afraid to actually do the math. I'm walking you through the three real costs of your podcast, the two modes every podcast is running in right now (and why there is no third option), the seven signs your podcast has quietly slid into hobby mode, the six signs it is actually working as a business asset, and exactly how to shift from one to the other if you are ready to.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • The three costs of your podcast most podcasters never actually add up (and the one that most people don't count at all)
  • The two modes every single podcast is running in right now (and why there is no in between)
  • The seven signs your podcast has quietly slid into expensive hobby mode
  • The six signs your podcast is actually working as a business asset for you
  • Why you are allowed to keep your podcast as a hobby (but only if you are choosing it on purpose)
  • The exact three moves to make if you have decided you want your podcast to be a true business asset

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

You Have To Go All In On Your Podcast13 Jul 202600:31:40

If you have felt yourself half committing to your podcast while your brain is already sketching out your next YouTube channel, your next course, your next membership, your next challenge, and your next book my friend, I have been there. I have spent the last 12 months doing exactly that with the same offer under six different names, and I finally figured out why none of it was working (and none of it had anything to do with the format).

This episode is for the podcaster who publishes an episode and then quietly moves on to the next thing without promoting it, checking the analytics, or connecting it back to their business. I'm walking you through what half committing to your podcast actually looks like, why every version of my offer failed in the last 12 months, what going all in on your podcast really means and what it does not, and the exact list of things I am fully committing to for the rest of 2026 so you can build your own.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • What half committing to your podcast quietly looks like (and the five signs you might be doing it without realizing)
  • Why every version of my own offer failed over the last 12 months (and why it had nothing to do with the format itself)
  • What going all in on your podcast actually means (and what it absolutely does not mean)
  • Why the boring repetitive work of auditing your podcast is the exact thing that moves the needle for your business
  • The exact four things I am fully committing to for the rest of 2026 (and how to build your own version)
  • The real story of a Moms Who Podcast member who booked a one on one client four days after we got off a call together

Register for the Podcast Makeover Live (Free)

On Monday, August 10th 2026 @ 12PM EST , I'm making over a real podcaster's old episodes live in front of you. If you want to see exactly what auditing your podcast looks like in real time (and walk away with the exact moves to make on your own show), this is where to be!

Save your spot at https://pamelakrista.com/workshop

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

Your Podcast Is Already a Lead Magnet (You Just Haven't Designed It Like One)22 Jun 202600:23:33

There is a thought most podcasters are quietly carrying around in their head right now, and it is costing them so much business they do not even realize is on the table. The thought is this: my podcast is for my community. My podcast is for the people who already know me. And that my friend, is only half the truth. Anyone with the Apple Podcast app or Spotify or an internet connection at all can hit play on your show right now today, and until you start designing your podcast for that person too, you are leaving the biggest job your podcast can do completely on the table.

This episode is for the podcaster who has been recording every single episode for the people who already know them, and has never thought about what a complete stranger actually sees when they find the show at 11pm on Apple. I'm walking you through what your podcast is doing as a lead magnet whether you designed it to or not, the two modes every podcast needs to be running in at the same time, a full firefighter case study showing exactly what designing for both jobs looks like in practice, and the five tactical shifts to make on your next episode to start doing both at once.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • The thought most podcasters are quietly carrying about who their podcast is for (and the half of the truth that is quietly costing them business)
  • The two modes every single podcast episode needs to be running in at the same time (and why most podcasters think they have to pick one)
  • Why a perfect fit stranger who finds your podcast at 11pm tonight is leaving even when she loves the content
  • A full firefighter case study showing exactly what designing one episode for two completely different listeners looks like in practice
  • The five tactical shifts to make on your next episode so it pulls strangers in and nurtures your community without doing any extra work
  • Why this is not a one and done audit task (and the new question to ask yourself before you record any episode from here on out)

Related Podcast Episode:

I reference the dormant podcast story (the show I stopped publishing 19 months ago that still pulled in 38 listens in a single day) and the four ways strangers find your old episodes. If you have not heard that one yet, listen here: Why Strangers Are Still Listening To Your Old Podcast Episodes

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

Why Strangers Are Still Listening to Your Old Podcast Episodes08 Jun 202600:19:20

38 people listened to a podcast I stopped publishing 19 months ago. Yesterday. And over 200 people have pressed play on it in the last three months. I have not posted about it, promoted it, or thought about it since October of 2024, and the numbers from my analytics last week genuinely shocked me. If that is happening on a dormant podcast my friend, what do you think is happening on your active show's older episodes that you stopped looking at six months ago?

This episode is for the podcaster who has a back catalog of episodes they forgot about months ago because they have been heads down on what comes next. I'm walking you through the four ways strangers are finding your older episodes right now, the two ways those episodes can be working for you, what I found when I audited the very first episode of my own podcast, and the exact move to make this week to find out what your back catalog is really doing in the background.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • The shocking number of listens a dormant podcast can still pull in (and what it actually proves about every active podcaster's back catalog)
  • Why your podcast is one of the only marketing channels where a piece of content from two years ago competes for a listener's click at the same level as what you published this morning
  • The four ways strangers are finding your older podcast episodes right now whether you are paying attention to your back catalog or not
  • The two ways every single one of your old podcast episodes is working right now (and why there is no third option)
  • What I found when I audited episode one of my own podcast (and why I was the most embarrassed person in the room about it)
  • The exact analytics move to make this week before you touch a single episode in your back catalog

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

The Call to Action Mistake I Made for 80+ Podcast Episodes01 Jun 202600:25:01

For 80 plus episodes of this show, my call to action was the EXACT same thing. Every. Single. Episode. It did not matter if the episode was about launching a podcast, picking equipment, or whether a podcast was even right for someone's business. The CTA never changed.

This episode is for the podcaster who has been wondering why their show is not converting the way they expected. I'm walking you through the call to action mistake I made for 80 plus episodes of this very podcast, the disconnect it was creating between my listeners and my offer without me realizing it, what the right call to actions would have looked like instead, and the two question filter every CTA on your podcast needs to pass from here on out.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • Why having the same call to action at the end of every podcast episode is quietly killing your conversions (even when the offer itself is great)
  • The three camps most podcasters fall into when it comes to talking about their offer on their show (and which one is the most common)
  • What the right call to action could look like for four different sleep coach episodes inside the same business
  • The two question filter every call to action on your podcast needs to pass from here on out
  • Why you do not need a brand new offer for every podcast episode (and what to do with the offers you already have)
  • The exact move to make this week to find out if your call to actions are actually matching what your episodes are teaching

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

Related Episode:

I reference the Five Phase Listener Journey throughout this episode. If you want the full breakdown of all five phases and how to record episodes that meet each listener where they are, listen to The Five Phases Every Podcast Listener Goes Through (And How to Speak to Each One) here

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

What to Do When You Don't Feel Like Recording Your Podcast25 May 202600:23:01

Last night, I almost convinced myself to take a break from this podcast. Not a strategic pause. Not a "let me batch a few episodes" kind of break. The kind where you tell yourself maybe nobody would even notice if you walked away. If you have a podcast, you have probably had this exact moment too. And in this episode, I am telling you what to actually do when you love this thing called podcasting and you also do not feel like doing it right now.

This episode is for the woman who knows in her gut that her podcast is hers to do, who is just tired this week, this month, or this season, and who has been quietly wondering if she is supposed to quit or take a break. I'm walking you through the one question that actually decides this, why most podcasters are negotiating with themselves every single week without realizing it, and the tactical move that keeps you recording even on the days you really do not feel like it.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • Why podcasting burnout almost never looks like dramatic burnout (and the costume it usually shows up in instead)
  • The one question you actually need to answer before deciding whether to record this week
  • Why "do I feel like recording today" is the wrong question to be asking yourself every Monday
  • The difference between recording from inspiration and recording from cushion (and why one of them will fail you every single time)
  • The spiritual side of the quit voice and why it gets the loudest right before a breakthrough
  • The exact question to sit with if you are in this right now (and what to do based on each answer)

If you are sitting in the tired right now, you do not have to push through this alone! Come find me and all the other moms who podcast over on Skool, where others are doing exactly what you are doing and show up alongside each other through the same "should I just quit" moments. The community itself is free to join, and Premium and VIP tiers are available if you want deeper access and the deeper work! https://skool.com/podcasters/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Mentioned in this episode:

Register for the free live workshop Get Clients From Your Podcast Happening on September 16th:

https://workshop.pamelakrista.com/join/

The Five Phases Every Podcast Listener Goes Through (And How to Speak to Each One)18 May 202600:21:10

The last time you found a new podcast you really liked, you probably did not start at episode one and listen all the way through in order. You scrolled. You clicked the title that spoke to what was on your heart and mind in that exact moment. Your podcast listeners are doing the exact same thing right now, and the phase each one of them is in when they hit play is completely different.

This episode is for you if you have a podcast and have been wondering how to actually make your episodes do strategic work for your business. I'm walking you through the Five Phase Listener Journey, the framework I built to map exactly where each of your listeners shows up when they click play, the kind of episode that meets them where they are, and the call to action that actually converts in each phase. This is the framework I teach every client and every student, and once you understand it, you will not record a podcast episode the same way ever again.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • What "cherry picking" actually means and why it changes how every single one of your podcast episodes needs to be structured
  • The Five Phase Listener Journey broken down (Unaware, Aware, Curious, Primed, and Ready) and what each listener actually needs from you
  • The kind of episode and the kind of call to action that actually converts in each of the five phases
  • Why most podcasters' back catalogs are heavy on the first two phases and nearly empty on the last two (and what that is costing them in warm leads and clients)
  • The two things every podcast episode you record from here on out needs to do for your podcast to work as a real business asset

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


The 5 Things I'd Tell My Younger Podcaster Self Before Hitting 15K Downloads11 May 202600:24:52

Three years and four months ago, this show was a 70 dollar microphone, a two year old chilling in the office, and a mom who had NO idea if anybody was going to listen because I had a "small niche". As of this morning, that same show has over 15,400 downloads. Today is my birthday, and I have been thinking all week about the version of me who hit record on episode one and the five things I would tell her if I could go back!

This episode is for the mom who already has a podcast and is quietly wondering if she is even doing this right, and for the mom who has been thinking about starting a podcast and is just waiting to feel ready. I'm sharing the five lessons I wish I had known on day one, the receipts behind why each one matters, and what I would do differently if I could rewind to my very first episode.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • Why collaborations are the fastest way to grow your podcast (and the three types of collaboration that actually move the needle)
  • What it really means to get clear on your dream listener before you ever hit record
  • The four things every single podcast episode needs to be doing if your podcast is a real business asset
  • Why auditing your podcast is non-negotiable maintenance and what happens to your old episodes when you skip it
  • The reason you should hit record before you feel ready (and what happens to your business when you keep waiting)

Links mentioned in this episode: Watch the video on YouTube!

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


What Happens When a Warm Lead Finds Your Old Podcast Episode Today04 May 202600:17:37

A stranger is playing one of your old podcast episodes right now. Maybe an episode from last week. Maybe one from a year and a half ago. They are nodding along. They feel connected to you. And when you tell them to tap the link in the show notes my friend, do you actually know what they are going to find on the other side of it?

This episode is for the podcaster who has been head down recording the next thing while their old podcast episodes are quietly being someone's first impression of their business. I'm walking you through the single biggest mistake hiding in most podcasters' back catalogs, the three flavors that mistake comes in, and the five minute move you can do this week to find out if it is happening on your show.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • What is actually happening when a stranger finds one of your podcast episodes from a year ago and reaches the end of it
  • The single biggest mistake sitting in most podcasters' old episodes (and the three flavors it comes in)
  • Why a working link at the end of every old podcast episode is not enough to actually convert your warm leads
  • The math behind every podcast episode and where most podcasters are leaking warm leads without realizing it
  • The five minute move you can do this week to find out if your old podcast episodes are quietly losing you clients

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Why Rebranding Your Podcast Won't Save It (And What Actually Will)27 Apr 202600:23:42

There's a moment in every podcaster's journey when they look at their show and decide the answer is to rebrand. New name. New cover art. Fresh positioning. A clean slate. And almost every single time my friend, that impulse is hiding the actual problem.

This episode is for the podcaster who has been considering a podcast rebrand because their show is not doing what they want it to do. I'm walking you through what a rebrand actually changes and what it leaves completely untouched, why most podcasters who rebrand without auditing first end up sitting in the exact same place six months later, and the one move you should make before you spend a single dollar or thought on a new name or new cover art.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

  • Why the impulse to rebrand your podcast is so often the same impulse as wanting to start over completely
  • What a podcast rebrand actually changes (and the four foundational things it does not touch)
  • Why fresh cover art on a broken strategy is the most expensive way to avoid auditing your show
  • The three scenarios a podcast audit will reveal about whether you actually need to rebrand at all
  • The one move you should make before spending a single dollar on a new name, logo, or cover art

Take the Free Podcast to Clients Audit Tool Before You Rebrand

Before you spend money on a new name, new cover art, or new positioning, take the free Podcast to Clients Audit Tool. You'll answer a few questions about your podcast, your offer, and your listener, and you'll get back a personalized report that scores your show across the pillars of the Podcast to Clients framework and shows you exactly where the strategic gaps are. It takes about 10 minutes and it might just save you a couple thousand dollars on a rebrand you do not actually need. https://podcasttoclients.com/

Register for the live workshop happening on Monday, August 10th 2026 @ 12PM EST How to Get Warm Leads and Clients From Your Old Podcast Episodes where I walk you through why your old podcast episodes are not converting and the signature five phase framework I use to turn old episodes into REAL assets for your business. Save your spot: https://pamelakrista.com/workshop

Connect with Pamela:

Join 500+ other moms who podcast inside the FREE community: https://skool.com/podcasters/


Why Most Podcasters Won't Go Back and Audit Their Old Podcast Episodes and Exactly Why They Should20 Apr 202600:23:17

Your podcast is still working even when you're not. The podcast episodes you published months or even years ago are getting downloaded right now, today, showing up in searches, and being someone's first impression of you right now. So here's my question: when was the last time you actually went back and looked at them?

This episode is for the woman who has a back catalog of podcast episodes sitting on her feed and a quiet feeling in her gut that they're not pulling their weight. I'm walking you through the real reasons most podcasters resist auditing their old episodes, the four leaks almost every back catalog has, and the one move you can make right now or this week to start turning your old podcast episodes into real assets for your business.

You'll Learn:

  • Why auditing your podcast back catalog feels like going backwards, and why that resistance is the exact thing keeping your old episodes from converting
  • What it actually means that your podcast is evergreen, and how to use it to your advantage instead of letting it work against you
  • The four things almost every back catalog has that are quietly costing you leads and clients
  • The three things every single podcast episode needs to have it work as a marketing asset for your business
  • The one easy, high leverage audit move you can make this week without overhauling your entire catalog or getting overwhelmed

Register for the live workshop happening on Monday, August 10th 2026 @ 12PM EST How to Get Warm Leads and Clients From Your Old Podcast Episodes where I walk you through why your old podcast episodes are not converting and the signature five phase framework I use to turn old episodes into REAL assets for your business. Save your spot: https://pamelakrista.com/workshop

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The Smarter Way to Share Your Podcast Link (And It's Free)13 Apr 202600:09:08

When someone asks where to find your podcast, what do you say? Apple? Spotify? Whatever you answer, you're probably making it harder for people to actually listen. If they don't use that specific app, now they have to go search for your show themselves. And let's be honest, most people won't bother.

In this episode, I'm walking you through the smarter, totally free way to share your podcast link so listeners can find you on whatever app they prefer. No friction. No guessing. No copy pasting three different links into your Instagram bio.

In this episode you will learn:

  • Why linking to only Apple or Spotify is creating friction and costing you listeners
  • How to use your podcast host's built in website as a simple free sharing option
  • Why embedding your podcast on your own website is the ideal solution
  • How Pod Link gives listeners one link to access your show on any platform
  • How to create a branded, easy to remember link that makes sharing your podcast simple
  • Where to use your new podcast link (Instagram bio, email signature, QR codes, and more)
  • Why removing this small barrier leads to more of the right listeners and more clients

Resources mentioned:


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Where I Draw the Line With AI and Podcasting06 Apr 202600:16:14

I got asked a question the other day about AI generated podcasts and I could not stop thinking about it. In this episode I am sharing exactly where I stand on using AI in your podcast, what I think crosses the line, and how I personally use AI in my own podcast workflow every single week without it replacing my voice or my humanity.

If you have been wondering how much AI is too much when it comes to your podcast, this episode is going to give you a clear and honest answer.

In this episode you will learn:

  • Why I do not think you should use AI to fully produce your podcast and what I think it signals to your listener
  • The specific things I use AI for in my own podcast workflow and why it works
  • Why AI generated intros and outros are not giving you the professional sound you think they are
  • What AI genuinely cannot replace no matter how good it gets
  • How to use AI as a tool to enhance your message without masking your voice

Watch the YouTube video mentioned in this episode (just don't look @ the blemish on my face, deal?) →

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How to Find a Podcast Name That Actually Attracts Your Ideal Clients30 Mar 202600:16:57

Your podcast name is one of the first things your dream listener sees and it is doing one of two things right now. It is either telling her immediately that this show is for her or it is making her scroll right past. In this episode I am walking you through my three strategic approaches to naming a podcast and introducing you to a free tool I personally built to help you figure out which approach is right for your show.

Whether you have not launched yet and you are stuck on a name, or you already have a podcast and something about your current name just feels off, this episode is going to give you a clear framework and a free resource to move forward.

In this episode you will learn:

  • The three strategic approaches to naming a podcast and when to use each one
  • Why a keyword first name is the fastest path to being found by your dream listener
  • How a branded and creative name can work beautifully with the right tagline doing the heavy lifting
  • What a creative name plus keyword subtitle looks like and why it gives you the best of both worlds
  • Why your visual tagline on your cover art is a completely different job than your podcast name

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Podcast Name Finder is my free podcast naming tool. You answer a few questions about who you serve, what outcome you provide, and your niche, and it generates strategic podcast name ideas using all three of my naming approaches. You will see results instantly and get your full personal results by email https://podcastnamefinder.com/

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YouTube Is Not a Podcast Strategy23 Mar 202600:19:26

Everyone is telling you that you need to put your podcast on YouTube. Video is king, they say. And maybe you have been feeling the pressure to add YouTube to your strategy even though something about it just does not feel right yet. In this episode I am giving you my honest take as a podcast manager and podcast strategist who is actively building her own YouTube channel, and why I want you to hear me loud and clear when I say this: YouTube is not a podcast strategy.

If your podcast is not getting you clients yet, adding YouTube is not going to fix that. It is just going to give you the exact same problem on two different platforms.

In this episode you will learn:

  1. Why YouTube and your podcast are two completely different strategies with two completely different purposes
  2. What actually happens when you throw your podcast audio on YouTube with a static image behind it
  3. The question you need to ask yourself before you ever add YouTube to your strategy
  4. When adding YouTube actually does make sense and what needs to be true first
  5. Why fixing your podcast foundation will always move the needle faster than adding a new platform

Resources mentioned in this episode: Watch the YouTube version of this topic


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What I Found When I Finally Audited My Own Podcast After 3 Years16 Mar 202600:19:34

I literally do this for a living. I am a podcast manager and podcast strategist. I help women audit, launch, and grow their shows every single day. And I had never seriously gone back and looked at my own podcast as a whole until now. This episode is me being fully transparent about what I found when I audited my very first 10 episodes from 2023 and why I believe every single podcaster with more than 20 or 30 episodes in their feed needs to do this too.

If you have been avoiding going back and looking at your old episodes because you are scared of what you will find, or you just keep telling yourself the content is good so it is probably fine, this episode is for you.

In this episode you will learn:

  1. What I actually found inside my first 10 episodes and why it was so humbling
  2. Why competing calls to action are silently killing your listener conversion
  3. What happens when a stranger finds an old episode and clicks a dead link
  4. Why the problem is almost never your content and almost always the backend
  5. What you would walk away with from the P2C Experience even if you never touch a single old episode
  6. Why your podcast is evergreen and what that actually means for your business right now


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155. What a Stranger Sees Before They Ever Press Play on Your Podcast09 Mar 202600:18:34

If you have been pouring your heart into your podcast episodes and something still feels off, like the right people just are not finding you... this episode is going to explain exactly why. As a podcast listener myself and when I audit a podcast, before I ever hit play, I start with what I call the external elements. These are the four things a stranger sees before they ever hit play, and if they are not working together, it does not matter how good your content or your podcast episode is. This is the episode that changes how you think about your podcast entirely.

In this episode you will learn:

  1. Why I never start a podcast audit by listening to the content and what I look at instead
  2. The four external elements that determine whether a stranger presses play or keeps scrolling
  3. Why your cover art has less than five seconds to stop the right person
  4. How your podcast name could be costing you listeners without you even realizing it
  5. Why the author field is the most underrated piece of real estate on your entire podcast
  6. How to write a podcast description that makes your listener feel seen before they ever hit play

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

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154. The Fear of Being "Too Specific" With Your Podcast Is Keeping You From Getting Clients02 Mar 202600:29:18

Do you think that the fear of being too specific with your podcast means that you are shutting people out? In this episode, I'm proving to you with real examples that getting specific with your podcast topic does NOT mean you are excluding people.

I'll show you how the fear of niching down your podcast topic is actually keeping you from getting clients, plus I'll give you two tangible things that you can do right now that will help your dream podcast listener find you.

Questions answered in this episode:

  1. If I get specific with my podcast, does that mean other people won't find me?
  2. What are the pros of getting specific with my podcast? Are there any cons? (Spoiler: no there are no cons)
  3. What are two things I can do right now to help my dream podcast listener find me?

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

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153. How to Actually Get Podcast Reviews (Without Doing a Review Party)23 Feb 202600:21:34

When's the last time you actually asked for a podcast review? Not mentioning it once in passing, not hoping someone leaves one, but actually asking. Because here's what I see all the time: podcasters not asking, or asking once six months ago and never bringing it up again, or doing review parties where everybody leaves surface level reviews that don't actually help anyone.

If you're wondering why you only have a few reviews or why you haven't gotten one in a really long time, the answer is simpler than you think. In this episode, I'm breaking down what podcast reviews actually do (and don't do), why review parties don't work, and exactly how to get genuine reviews from real listeners.

Questions answered in this episode:

  1. Do podcast reviews actually help you rank on the charts?
  2. Why don't review parties and swaps work?
  3. What's the best way to get genuine podcast reviews?
  4. How do I ask for a review without it feeling awkward?

Want to know exactly where your podcast is losing clients? Take the FREE Podcast Audit and get your PERSONALIZED report in less than 10 minutes! → https://mypodcastscorecard.com/

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The Invisible Problem With Your Podcast (And Why It’s Nearly Impossible to See It Yourself)16 Feb 202600:17:08

You've been in your podcast every single week. Recording, editing, uploading, scheduling, publishing. And when you're that deep in something, you stop hearing it the way a stranger does. You stop seeing what's confusing, what's unclear, what's not connecting. That's the invisible problem with your podcast: you literally cannot see it yourself.

If you've ever felt like something is off with your podcast but you can't figure out what it is, this episode is for you. I'm breaking down why being too close to your own show keeps you from seeing the gaps, and what to do about it.

In this episode, you'll learn:

  • Why you can't objectively hear your own podcast anymore
  • The huge call to action mistake I made for at least 70 episodes of this show
  • How to run "the stranger test" on your podcast right now for free
  • What a podcast audit actually identifies and fixes

Register for the live workshop happening on Monday, August 10th 2026 @ 12PM EST How to Get Warm Leads and Clients From Your Old Podcast Episodes where I walk you through why your old podcast episodes are not converting and the signature five phase framework I use to turn old episodes into REAL assets for your business. Save your spot: https://pamelakrista.com/workshop

Do you want me to audit and optimize every single one of your podcast episodes no matter how many you have?!

Learn more about my done for you podcast audit service: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-audit/

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150. What If Not Having a Lot of Podcast Downloads Is Actually a Good Thing?02 Feb 202600:15:08

You do not need a "big" podcast for it to be successful or for it to make money. I know that goes against literally everything you've probably been told about podcasting...the download goals, the chart-topping metrics, the milestones, etc, but I'm here to tell you about a different way, and it's not the popular advice.

In this episode, I'm breaking down the lie we've been told about podcast success, why having a smaller audience might actually work in your favor, and what to focus on instead of chasing downloads. I also get into the sponsorship trap and why selling your own offers is so much more powerful than working on somebody else's clock inside your own show (and give you some tangible tips on if you want to sponsor your own show).

In this episode, you'll learn:

  1. Why the download focused model was built for influencers and media companies...not small business owners
  2. How a small, aligned audience can be more profitable than thousands of random downloads
  3. Why podcasting is more intentional than almost any other platform and what that means for your business
  4. The sponsorship trap and why you're essentially working for someone else inside your own show
  5. How to sponsor your own podcast with your own business and offers
  6. What to focus on instead of download numbers
  7. The metrics that actually matter for a business-aligned podcast
  8. Why podcast success looks different for every single person

Links mentioned in this episode:

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  3. Need help with editing and/or managing your podcast? I’ve got you covered: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management


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  1. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pamelakrista/
  2. Website: https://www.pamelakrista.com
  3. Instagram: @pamelakrista
  4. Email: pamela@pamelakrista.com

The Top 3 Podcast Mistakes I See in Every Podcast Audit26 Jan 202600:19:27

I just got done auditing eight different podcasts in the past week for my brand new Fix My Podcast LIVE event, and I keep seeing the same three mistakes over and over again. These aren't small tweaks...these are foundational issues keeping podcasts invisible, disconnected from offers, and stuck. The wild part? Most of these podcasters had no idea they were making these mistakes.

In this episode, I'm breaking down the top three podcast mistakes I see in almost every audit, how to know if you're making them, and exactly what to do to fix them. Plus, I'm sharing some bonus insights that were too good to leave out, including what happens when you try to play both lanes with sponsors and clients.

In this episode, you'll learn:

  • Why vague or generic positioning is keeping your podcast invisible to the right listeners
  • The content-offer misalignment that disconnects your episodes from your business
  • Why most podcast names can't do all the heavy lifting without a strong tagline
  • How to know if a stranger would immediately understand who your show is for
  • The question to ask yourself before recording any episode
  • Why trying to serve everyone means serving no one
  • What happens when you try to chase sponsors and clients at the same time
  • Why these mistakes are completely fixable without starting over

Links mentioned in this episode:

If your podcast feels stuck or invisible, it's probably not your content quality, it's likely unclear positioning, a content-offer misalignment, or a missing tagline. I'll show you exactly what's off and how to fix it in a Podcast Audit.

👉 Get Your Podcast Audit

I'm hosting free live podcast audits every month! If you want your show reviewed live, join me at the next Fix My Podcast LIVE event.

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Should You Still Start a Podcast When Big Names Are Quitting?19 Jan 202600:11:45

If you've been scrolling online lately, you've probably noticed some big-name podcasters announcing they're stepping away from their shows or other large parts of their businesses. It's the kind of news that can make you pause and wonder: Is podcasting even worth it anymore? Did I miss the window?

In this episode, Pamela addresses the elephant in the room and shares why she believes podcasting is more relevant than ever and why someone else quitting has absolutely nothing to do with your podcast journey.

Whether you're thinking about launching a podcast, questioning the one you already have, or feeling discouraged by what you're seeing online, this episode will remind you that your why for podcasting was never their why. You'll walk away with a fresh perspective on what actually makes a podcast successful and why now might be the perfect time to start or keep going.

In this episode, you'll learn:

  • Why big-name podcasters quitting doesn't signal the end of podcasting
  • How someone else's business model and goals have nothing to do with yours
  • Why podcasting is actually more relevant now than ever in the age of AI
  • The difference between podcasting for fame versus podcasting for your business
  • Why 50 aligned listeners can be more valuable than 5,000 random downloads
  • How long-form content like podcasting compounds over time and continues working for you
  • Why big players leaving actually creates more space for voices like yours

Ready to get clear on your podcast strategy?

If you're wondering whether podcasting is the right move for your business or you've been going back and forth about it for months...you don't have to figure it out alone. Book a 60-minute Podcast Strategy Call and walk away knowing exactly what to do next!

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If I Were Starting My Podcast Over Today, Here’s Exactly What I’d Do12 Jan 202600:07:39

If I were starting my podcast over today, I wouldn’t burn everything down before starting or assume I got it wrong... but I would do a few things very differently. In this episode, I’m sharing what clarity has taught me after nearly four years of podcasting, managing shows, and building podcasts intentionally for business growth.

This conversation is for you if you’re brand new, thinking about starting a podcast soon, or a few years in and wondering why things feel slightly off. I’m breaking down the foundational shifts I’d focus on first, not the tech or trends, but the pieces that actually make a podcast sustainable, aligned, and supportive of your business long-term.

Questions answered in this episode:

  • What should I focus on first when starting a podcast for my business?
  • How do I get clear on who my podcast is really for?
  • Why is talking to one specific listener better than talking to an audience?
  • What does it mean to build a podcast around a listener journey instead of random content?
  • How should podcast episodes guide listeners instead of just educating them?
  • What is a listener journey and why does it matter for podcast growth?
  • When should I focus on backend systems like funnels and links for my podcast?
  • Why don’t podcast funnels work without trust?
  • How can I design a clear path for listeners without overcomplicating my systems?
  • Is it normal for a podcast to evolve as your business grows?
  • Do I need to rebrand or start over if my podcast feels misaligned?

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146. 3 Years of Moms Who Podcast & What 13,000 Downloads Taught Me05 Jan 202600:20:57

Three years of Moms Who Podcast feels surreal in the best way. In this anniversary episode, I’m reflecting on what’s changed, what hasn’t, and how hosting this podcast has shaped my business, my clarity, and my confidence over time. While I share milestone numbers, this episode isn’t about downloads. It’s about evolution, alignment, and building something intentionally instead of chasing metrics.

I’m also pulling back the curtain on where this podcast is headed next, why clarity matters more than virality, and the biggest lesson I’ve learned after three years behind the mic: a smaller, more aligned audience will always outperform a bigger, unfocused one. If you’ve ever questioned your growth, your niche, or whether podcasting is “working,” this episode is for you.

Questions answered in this episode:

  • Why don’t podcast downloads tell the full story of podcast success?
  • What actually matters more than podcast download numbers?
  • How has hosting a podcast changed my business over the last three years?
  • Why is clarity more important than going viral with a podcast?
  • Is it better to have a niche podcast with fewer listeners or a broad podcast with more downloads?
  • How can a podcast support your business instead of becoming another job?
  • What role does podcasting play in a larger business ecosystem?
  • Why is auditing your podcast content so important as your business evolves?
  • What mistakes do podcasters make when they try to talk to everyone?
  • How can a podcast be used as a vehicle to guide listeners toward offers, communities, or events?
  • Why do aligned listeners matter more than high listen counts?
  • How can hosting virtual events like summits grow a podcast and business?
  • What changes am I making to Moms Who Podcast moving forward?


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145. Running Out of Podcast Ideas? Here’s What to Do (My 2026 Strategy)29 Dec 202500:21:08

If you’re staring at your microphone, a blank Google Doc, or thinking through episode ideas in the shower wondering if you have anything left to say... this episode is for you.

In this episode, I’m sharing the exact strategy I use when creativity dips, mental load increases, and consistency still matters BUT in a way that does so without forcing brand-new ideas or burning yourself out.

Whether you’re listening at the end of the year or months from now, this episode will help you get unstuck fast and keep momentum in your podcast and business.

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144. Cubicle to CEO Podcast Interview: Why Most Podcasters Quit and How Podcasting Can Actually Support Your Business22 Dec 202500:32:05

Earlier this year, I was a guest on the Cubicle to CEO podcast with Ellen Yin for a conversation all about podcasting, consistency, visibility, and using your podcast intentionally as a business owner. We talked about why so many podcasters quit early, what actually happens when you stay consistent, and how to think about your podcast as a long-term business asset instead of a short-term content experiment.

I wanted to share this full conversation here because it represents one of the many visibility conversations I stepped into this year and gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how I approach podcasting strategy when I’m speaking on someone else’s platform. If you’re a busy mom entrepreneur who wants a podcast that supports your business in a sustainable way, this episode is for you!


Questions answered in this episode:

  • Who do you think is the right business owner to host their own podcast where it actually makes sense and helps their business grow versus focusing on podcast guesting instead?
  • Why do you think so many podcasters burn out and quit so early?
  • What are the biggest mistakes you see new podcasters make in their first few episodes?
  • Do you recommend launching a podcast with a trailer or multiple episodes?
  • How many episodes do you recommend podcasters launch with?
  • What are your thoughts on podcast SEO and being discovered through search?
  • How should podcasters think about keywords for Apple Podcasts and search?


Join the FREE Moms Who Podcast Community: https://skool.com/podcasters/

Ready to launch your podcast?: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

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If Your Podcast Isn’t Booking Clients… This Is For You01 Dec 202500:14:28

If you’ve been showing up behind the mic every week, hitting publish, and wondering why in the world your podcast still isn’t bringing in clients… this episode is going to feel like a warm, honest wake-up call. I’m finally sharing why I created the Fix My Podcast Workshop, the workshop I wish existed when I launched my show in 2022.

Because here’s the truth: when your podcast isn’t converting, it’s almost never about the tech. It’s your strategy. Your alignment. Your messaging. Your listener journey. In this episode, I’m breaking down the real reasons your podcast feels “off,” why consistency isn’t enough, and how this workshop will help you finally understand what to fix so your show can start supporting your business the way it was always meant to.

If you want clarity, direction, and a podcast that actually books dream clients… you’re in exactly the right place.

Questions I'll answer in the Fix My Podcast workshop:
  • Why isn’t my podcast booking clients?
  • How do I know what’s actually wrong with my podcast?
  • What problems signal that my podcast is out of alignment?
  • How do I start seeing conversions from my podcast?
  • What should I fix first when my podcast isn’t working?
  • What does it mean to start a podcast with strategy?

Links mentioned in this episode:

Sign up for the Fix My Podcast Workshop: https://pamelakrista.com/fix-my-podcast-workshop/

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142. BTS of My Favorite Podcast Hosting Platform: Captivate.fm24 Nov 202500:24:41

If you've been wondering which podcast hosting platform is right for your business & podcast, no worries because In this episode, I share exactly why I use and recommend Captivate.fm! Captivate is the podcast host I trust for both my own show and my clients’. You’ll learn what a podcast host actually does, how it impacts your workflow and analytics, and why using a free host may be holding you back. I walk you through my favorite Captivate features like dynamic ads, show notes templates, advanced analytics, team access, and SO MANY more.

You'll also here:

  1. My second recommended host if Captivate IS NOT your perfect fit
  2. Why it's crucial being on a FREE host shouldn't be your forever plan

Whether you’re launching your podcast or thinking about moving or upgrading your podcast host, this breakdown will help you understand if Captivate is the hosting platform for your podcast goals! (Spoiler alert: It prob is)

Links mentioned in this episode:

Sign up for Captivate and get 40% off their Black Friday deal

Start or Grow Your Podcast With Me:

  1. Join the FREE Moms Who Podcast Community: https://skool.com/podcasters/
  2. Ready to launch your podcast?: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/
  3. Need help with editing and/or managing your podcast? I’ve got you covered: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management


Connect with Pamela:

  1. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pamelakrista/
  2. Website: https://www.pamelakrista.com
  3. Instagram: @pamelakrista
  4. Email: pamela@pamelakrista.com

140. Introducing the Moms Who Podcast Free Community & Membership!03 Nov 202500:22:35

When I launched my podcast back in 2022, I had nowhere to turn for help. I bought the courses, downloaded the PDFs, joined the Facebook groups… but every time I had a real question, there was nobody to ask. There was no personalization, no feedback, no one to actually walk me through what I needed.

That’s exactly why I created the Moms Who Podcast Community and Membership. You deserve more than another course you’ll never finish. You deserve personalized strategy, support, and real connection with other moms building podcasts that actually grow their business.

In this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of why I rebuilt the membership from the ground up and how it’s now built around my full Podcast to Clients™ Framework to help you create a podcast that supports your business and sells your offers without chasing ads, downloads, or sponsorships.

Questions answered in this episode:
  1. Why did I rebuild the Moms Who Podcast membership from scratch (again)?
  2. What went wrong with the first two versions and what finally works now?
  3. What’s inside the new Moms Who Podcast community & membership in Skool?
  4. How does the new membership tie directly into my Podcast to Clients™ Framework?
  5. What's the difference between the free community, the premium plan, and the VIP tier?
  6. How can you get personalized strategy, audits, and support to grow your show?

Links mentioned in this episode:

Join the free Moms Who Podcast Community: https://skool.com/podcasters/plans/

Start or Grow Your Podcast With Me:

  1. Join the FREE Moms Who Podcast Community: https://skool.com/podcasters/
  2. Ready to launch your podcast?: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/
  3. Need help with editing and/or managing your podcast? I’ve got you covered: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management

Connect with Pamela:

  1. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pamelakrista/
  2. Website: https://www.pamelakrista.com
  3. Instagram: @pamelakrista
  4. Email: pamela@pamelakrista.com

138. How Your Voice Builds Trust and Actually Converts Clients20 Oct 202500:16:43

Losing my voice to Laryngitis recently gave me a whole new perspective on podcasting and business. As a wife, mom, podcast host, and someone who literally uses her voice for a living, it hit me hard just how powerful our voices really are...not just in how we communicate, but in how we connect and convert.

In this episode of Moms Who Podcast, I’m sharing how your voice builds trust, creates connection, and helps your dream clients say “yes” without you ever feeling like you’re selling. Whether you’re just starting your podcast or ready to turn your listeners into paying clients, this conversation will remind you that your literal voice is the strategy.

If you’ve been second-guessing your voice or wondering if you’re “doing it right,” I want this episode to remind you that your authenticity is the strategy. Your voice doesn’t have to sound perfect to be powerful...it just has to sound like you.

Questions Answered in This Episode:

  1. How does your voice build trust with your audience?
  2. Why is podcasting the most intimate way to connect with your ideal clients?
  3. What makes your voice more powerful than AI-generated content?
  4. How can your podcast be both a relationship builder and a sales tool?
  5. What does it actually look like to help your listeners take the next step and become clients?

Start or Grow Your Podcast With Me:

  1. Join the FREE Moms Who Podcast Community: https://skool.com/podcasters/
  2. Ready to launch your podcast?: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/
  3. Need help with editing and/or managing your podcast? I’ve got you covered: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management

Connect with Pamela:

  1. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pamelakrista/
  2. Website: https://www.pamelakrista.com
  3. Instagram: @pamelakrista
  4. Email: pamela@pamelakrista.com

137. Why I’m Not Turning Every Podcast Episode Into a YouTube Video13 Oct 202500:18:49

Not every podcast episode needs to be turned into a YouTube video! In this episode, I’m sharing what I’ve learned about balancing both the podcast and YouTube platforms, and why I stopped trying to repurpose every podcast episode into a YouTube video.

Questions Answered in This Episode:

  1. What are the pros and cons of turning every podcast episode into a YouTube video?
  2. How can you make your podcasting strategy feel more sustainable?
  3. What’s the difference between YouTube and podcasting content?
  4. How do you decide what to repurpose and what to keep platform-specific?

Start or Grow Your Podcast With Me:

  1. Join the FREE Moms Who Podcast Community: https://skool.com/podcasters/
  2. Ready to launch your podcast?: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/
  3. Need help with editing and/or managing your podcast? I’ve got you covered: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management

Connect with Pamela:

  1. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pamelakrista/
  2. Website: https://www.pamelakrista.com
  3. Instagram: @pamelakrista
  4. Email: pamela@pamelakrista.com

136. Sending Podcast Listeners To Too Many Places? Hosting A Podcast Community On Skool Is The Answer06 Oct 202500:24:00

If you’ve ever felt like you’re sending your podcast listeners in a million directions like your Facebook group, your newsletter, your freebies, your offers...you’re not alone. I used to do the exact same thing, and it left me (and my audience) totally overwhelmed. But everything changed when I found Skool.

In this episode, you'll learn how hosting your podcast community on Skool can simplify your ENTIRE business and give your listeners ONE clear place to connect, learn, and grow with you. (Oh, and buy from you, too)

Questions answered in this episode:

  • Why is sending podcast listeners to too many places hurting your conversions?
  • How did I simplify my podcasting strategy by hosting my entire community on Skool?
  • What makes Skool different from Kajabi, Thrivecart, Circle, Facebook, etc and other platforms I’ve tried?
  • What can you include inside your Skool community to grow engagement and sales?
  • How can you start your own Skool community, and why might it the best move for your podcasting strategy?

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135. 3 Years of Helping Moms Podcast and the Online Business Lessons I’ve Learned03 Oct 202500:27:18

Three years ago, I decided to stop building websites and start helping moms podcast...and it completely changed my life. In this raw and real episode, I’m reflecting on what I’ve learned from running a top 2% globally ranked show, juggling business growth, motherhood, and everything in between.

In this episode of Moms Who Podcast, I’m sharing the biggest lessons I’ve learned from three years of podcasting, building systems, and growing a business that aligns with both motherhood and purpose. Whether you’re just starting out or already deep in the work, I hope this helps you stay encouraged and keep going!

What you’ll learn in this episode:

  • Why I care more about the right podcast listeners than big podcasting numbers
  • The one mistake I made early on that almost broke my business
  • How documenting everything helped me rebuild with stronger systems
  • The lessons YouTube taught me about clarity, consistency, and content strategy
  • Why you don’t need to change everything to evolve and grow

If you’ve ever felt like quitting your podcast or doubted your next step, this episode is for you!


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134. Why I’m Not Starting a New Podcast (Even Though I Really Wanted To)15 Sep 202500:21:45

Feeling the pull to wipe the slate clean? New podcast, new name, new feed, new everything? In this honest behind-the-scenes episode, I'm sharing why I almost started over (SEO headaches, misaligned CTAs, shiny-new-show energy) and the three big reasons I ultimately chose a strategic refresh instead. If you’re tempted to hit restart, this will help you see the bigger picture and turn the show you already have into your best sales tool.

Questions answered in this episode:

  1. Is starting a second podcast really the best fix for growth or SEO struggles?
  2. How can consistency and simplification keep your show moving forward?
  3. What are the key steps to auditing and refreshing your podcast without starting over?

Ready to launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

Need a podcast manager (me!) to help you edit, upload and schedule your podcast episodes: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management


Connect with Pamela:

  1. Join my free community over on Skool: https://skool.com/podcasters/
  2. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pamelakrista/
  3. Website: https://www.pamelakrista.com
  4. Instagram: @pamelakrista
  5. Email: hello@pamelakrista.com

133. The Unplanned Podcast Break I Never Asked for (During a Huge Business Shift)01 Sep 202500:33:26

In this episode of Moms Who Podcast, I’m sharing why I decided to bring the Moms Who Podcast Show to video over on YouTube and what really happened during my recent unplanned break. I open up about the behind-the-scenes challenges, the shifts in my business and my personal podcast strategy.

I also reveal my brand new group coaching program designed to help you launch, grow, and monetize your podcast with the step by step blueprint. If you’re looking for honest insights, practical podcast strategy, and real-life lessons on podcast growth, this episode is for you!

Mentioned in this episode:

Join the FREE Podcast Society: https://pamelakrista.com/podcastsociety/

Join the the Podcast to Clients Group Program: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-to-clients/


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Ready to launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

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132. Nobody Talks About This Part of Growing a Podcast & Online Business04 Aug 202500:16:56

This one’s for the woman, the mama, the podcaster, the CEO in the middle. The woman building a business, recording episodes, raising babies, and doing her best to stay true to her calling even when it feels like nothing’s working.

In this episode, I’m opening up about the behind-the-scenes of my summer: navigating content strategy, the launch of my YouTube chanel, rebuilding my business, and trusting God in a season that’s been full.


If you’ve ever felt like the middle is messy, this one’s for you. Hit play and be encouraged, and if this episode resonated with you, screenshot it and tag me @pamelakrista over on IG!


Let’s normalize talking about the MIDDLE. Because this part matters, too.


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How to Launch a Podcast That Gets You Clients on Autopilot14 Jul 202500:15:39

Launching a podcast and think you need tons of downloads to make money? Think again! In this podcast episode, I’m sharing how to actually make money from your podcast without paid ads, sponsorships, or huge download numbers.

Ready to launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

Need a podcast manager (me!) to help you edit, upload and schedule your podcast episodes: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management

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129. Why I Stopped Using the Same Call to Action in Every Episode (And You Should Too)30 Jun 202500:17:53

For the past 12 months, I've been using the exact same call to action in every single podcast episode - until YouTube changed everything for me. In this episode, I'm sharing why I stopped defaulting to the same CTA every time and how this shift has made my podcast feel more strategic and intentional.

What You'll Learn:

  1. Why using the same CTA in every episode might be hurting your business
  2. How YouTube strategy opened my eyes to strategic content matching
  3. The difference between being consistent vs. being strategic
  4. How to match your call to actions to where your listeners are in their journey
  5. Why treating all listeners the same doesn't make sense when you have multiple offers

Need help launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

Need me to edit, upload and schedule your podcast episodes? (Plus create a unique game plan to really grow your show?) https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management

Join the FB group of over 600+ other moms who podcast: https://www.facebook.com/groups/momswhopodcast/

Connect with Pamela:

  1. YouTube: @pamelakrista
  2. Website: https://www.pamelakrista.com
  3. Instagram: @pamelakrista
  4. Email: hello@pamelakrista.com

128. How to Talk About Your Offer On Your Podcast Without Feeling Salesy23 Jun 202500:12:38

Do you want to make sales on your podcast but you don't want to be awkward or salesy? That's exactly what we're diving into on today's episode! It can feel hard to put ourselves out there but no one is going to know about our offer if we don't talk about it, right? Right. Hit play to hear the gems!

Need help launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

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127. Why Downloads Are the WORST Way to Measure Podcast Growth16 Jun 202500:26:48

If you’re ever measured the success of your podcast by your podcast downloads?! Friend, we gotta talk. Tune in and hear why that’s the worst way to measure podcast success!

Need help launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

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126. Am I Repeating Myself Too Much on My Podcast?09 Jun 202500:18:45

Ever felt like a broken record when you go to record a podcast episode? You're not alone! I got an email asking me how I felt about repetitiveness when it comes to podcasting, and honestly? I've TOTALLY been there and there was a light bulb moment for me and now I'm sharing it with you too! Hit play if you've ever said:

  • "My audience knows this already, why do I have to say it again?"
  • "I feel so annoying talking about my offer"
  • "I keep talking about the same thing over and over"

Need help launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

Need me to edit, upload and schedule your podcast episodes? (Plus create a unique game plan to really grow your show?) https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management

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125. I Almost Paused My Podcast For YouTube02 Jun 202500:16:48

Hi friend! In this episode, I’m giving you a behind-the-scenes look at why I almost hit pause on the podcast and how starting my YouTube channel nearly led me there. I’m talking all about shiny object syndrome, video editing overwhelm, and my AHA moment. If you’ve ever felt like maybe you should take a break or wondered whether it’s time to pivot, you’re going to love this one. I’m sharing the mindset shifts, the lessons learned, and how I’m finding a balance between growing my YouTube and staying consistent with my podcast. Let’s dive in!

What you’ll learn:

  • Why I nearly paused her podcast for YouTube and what changed her mind
  • How I overcame the urge to start from scratch with new video tools
  • The behind-the-scenes of choosing Descript for both audio and video editing
  • Real talk about imposter syndrome, shiny object syndrome, and staying in your lane
  • How staying consistent with your podcast supports my long-term business vision

Need help launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

Need me to edit, upload and schedule your podcast episodes? (Plus create a unique game plan to really grow your show?) https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management

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124. Use This Fool Proof Method To Get TONS Of Podcast Episode Ideas26 May 202500:20:30

Stuck on podcast episode ideas and have no idea what to record next? In this episode, I'm breaking down my fool proof method to get TONS of related, aligned podcast episode ideas that your audience actually wants to hear about using market research!

Take My Market Research Survey: https://pamelakrista.com/survey/

*You'll be entered to win a gift card of your choice! Choose from Ulta, Sephora, Amazon, or Starbucks! 2 winners will be chosen on June 6th!

Ready to launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

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123. What Has REALLY Grew My Podcast The Most in 2 1/2 Years Of Podcasting19 May 202500:17:21

Today's episode is a treat because I'm telling you exactly what has grown my podcast the MOST within the past 2 1/2 years...and it will probably shock & surprise you! But I don't just tell you what it is...I walk you through the things I did exactly!

Subscribe to my YouTube channel! (10k Video will be live soon where you can see the BTS of ALL of the juicy numbers)

Ready to launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/

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