Craig Constantine
Engagement with Vince Quinn
What does it really mean to be an effective podcast host? Good podcasts succeed by focusing on engagement, not biography. “[…] everybody loves podcasting and talks about their podcast constantly, and yet never talks about hosting— how can I be a better host?” ~ Vince Quinn (2:00) This conversation with Vince Quinn focuses on the role more →
Interactive with Jeff Revilla
What happens when podcasters leave the safety of their studios to record in front of a live audience? A physical space changes how podcasters, guests, and audiences engage with the medium. “You could actually just get out of your comfort zone, do this thing that you do in your house— do it live at a more →
Momentum with Robin Waite
How can podcasters build meaningful relationships that expand their reach, create new opportunities, and grow their shows—without relying on promotion or algorithms? A five-step method helps you land dream collaborations by being helpful, not pushy. [One little shift?] “That’s it. If I hadn’t have gone to that event, if I hadn’t have just dumped my coat more →
Deconstructed with Tracy Hazzard
What foundation is needed to create a sustainable and successful podcast without becoming overwhelmed by the complexity of the process? Small, continuous improvements differentiate successful podcasters from those who fade. “When the first computers showed up at the school, they didn’t even know how to teach it yet. So you get those tools and you more →
Persistence with Tim Winders
What does redefining success look like after you’ve lost everything? Podcasting becomes a vehicle for self-discovery, long-form connection, and client engagement. “I’ve talked to a lot of podcasters. I’m able to talk to people for roughly 60 minutes without any interruption. It nourishes my soul, and I love it. That’s the real foundation.” ~ Tim more →
Presence with Mary Chan
What does it take to use your voice with intention and create meaningful connection through audio? This conversation reveals how intentional voice, genuine connection, and thoughtful preparation shape meaningful podcast experiences. “It’s not about good or bad. Loud is good. Projecting is good. Soft is bad. It’s having that variety in your voice and knowing more →
Voices with Leticia Latino van Splunteren
What are the key insights and lessons shared during a conversation with a podcast creator about sustaining creativity, connection, and the joy of podcasting? Leticia Latino van Splunteren joins Craig Constantine to explore the relentless pursuit of podcasting excellence and the art of staying true to one’s essence. “The one thing people have always told more →
Transition with Alasdair Plambeck
What is the value of embracing transitional or “in-between” spaces in life and creativity, and how can these moments shape personal growth and future endeavors? Explore the journey of creative transformation and the profound shifts that come from embracing the spaces between, as Alasdair Plambeck navigates the end of a significant chapter to discover what more →
Happiness with Matt Phelan
What role do emotions and energy play in creating meaningful connections and achieving success in podcasting and life? Matt Phelan joins Craig Constantine to explain how he manages to measure happiness without making it a pointless metric and to reveal the profound impact of podcasting on personal connections in the world of employee happiness research. more →
Reflecting with Rob Wreglesworth
What strategies and challenges are involved in creating, refining, and promoting a podcast to reach a broader audience while maintaining its authenticity and personal enjoyment for the host? Rob Wreglesworth and Craig Constantine dive into the challenges of podcasting, focusing on the unexpected joys and hurdles they encounter. “The willingness of of people to lend more →









