I’ve had a podcast for about a month, and here’s what the data is telling me

I’ve found myself in the podcasting world for the first time, and I have to say…I kinda like it :)

What led me here, if I’m really being introspective, is the feeling that most of the things that I write about on this blog – time management, building a great culture, leadership, etc. – aren’t maybe the most important things to be writing about these days. Or maybe those subjects are just what some people need. I don’t know. But every time I sit down to write on those topics, I end up feeling like it’s just not the time.

Instead, I found myself looking forward to conversations with friends about a myriad of topics, including social justice, the responsibility of leadership during challenging times, and life purpose. These subjects just felt easier to talk about rather than write about, at least for me.

So I thought I’d try my hand at recording some of those conversations, and the idea of a podcast was born.

I’m now a bit more than a month into producing podcasts – some video and some audio-only – and here is what I’m finding:

No surprise here: 95% of my listeners are from the U.S., with 86% coming from Georgia. Florida ranks second at 3%