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Podcast Answer Man

Cliff Ravenscraft

I’ve produced more than fifty of my own shows, published over 5,000 episodes, and helped tens of thousands of people launch podcasts over the past two decades.

Podcast Answer Man is where I explore what I’ve learned about using podcasting to build authority, deepen relationships, attract opportunities, and create meaningful work around your voice and expertise.

In each episode, I examine the decisions that make a podcast worth creating for the long haul. We’ll talk about positioning, audience, consistency, technology, and workflows when they matter, but also the bigger questions of why you’re creating, who you want to serve, and what you want your podcast to make possible.

If you want more than tactics and quick hacks, and you see podcasting as part of something bigger you’re building, you’re in the right place.

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  • 21 episodes
  • Avg 45 min
  • English
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  • April 10 · 1 hr 46 min

    493 - What Podcasting Actually Did to Our Life and Family

    Over the years, I’ve told my origin story in podcasting many times. I’ve shared how I got started, how things grew, and how this work eventually became my full-time career. But what you’ve almost never heard is this story told alongside Stephanie. Recently, Stephanie and I were invited to be guests on the Our Family Invests podcast with Mike Neubauer. And after the conversation, we both agreed. This was our favorite interview we’ve ever done together. In this conversation, you’ll hear how podcasting impacted our marriage, our family, and our life as a whole. Stephanie shares her perspective on what it was like in the early days, what she saw that I didn’t, and how we navigated seasons of uncertainty, growth, and transformation together. We talk about: How podcasting started as a hobby and became something much bigger The role Stephanie played in the decision for me to leave my day job The early years of building something from nothing The unseen costs, including seasons of imbalance and overwork The turning points that led to more intentional boundaries, margin, and alignment How this journey shaped our kids and the way they see what’s possible There are moments in this conversation that I could never fully express on my own. Hearing Stephanie share her experience adds a level of depth and clarity that I think you’ll really appreciate. If you’ve ever wondered what podcasting can truly become over the long term, as a life-shaping creative practice, I believe you’ll find this episode meaningful. Special thanks to Mike Neubauer from the Our Family Invests podcast. You can find links to the podcast at https://ourfamilyinvests.com If something in this conversation resonated with you, I’d love to hear from you. Email me today at Cliff@CliffRavenscraft.com

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