The Embodiment Coaching Podcast

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Description: The Embodiment Coaching Podcast

A twice-weekly conversational offering for coaches, embodiment teachers and anyone who sees the body as more than a hunk of meat.

Embodiment Unlimited hosts Mark Walsh, Karin Van Maan and Christina Dohr interview leaders and innovators from embodied disciplines. Mindfulness, trauma therapy, martial arts, meditation, somatics, yoga, and movement practices generally, are all discussed, with educators, academics and experts from around the world. The flavour is usually light-hearted and practical.

Website:

www.embodimentunlimited.com

Takeaways:

• The podcast review emphasizes the importance of knowing your podcast's purpose and audience. They mentioned networking but later said they would judge their success by gaining more business.
• Audio quality is crucial; a muddy introduction can deter potential listeners significantly. All the pre-recorded spots needed improvement.
• Networking through podcasting can be as valuable as achieving high download numbers.
• Hosts should strive for engaging dialogue rather than a formal question-answer format.
• Clear calls to action are essential for directing listeners to your offerings effectively.
• Using storytelling effectively can enhance listener engagement during interviews and discussions.
• We both thought things "picked up about 13 minutes when you got to a topic that inspired a little more passion in the guest, and the conversation became a little more conversational and casual.
• The courage to talk about some topics that people may shy away from was a positive step. People love opinions, and living of fear of upsetting people is no way to live. There is a name for those people, "Not your target audience."
• The website would look better with the newer version of the Libsyn player. The follow buttons could be a bit more uniform and update date.
• The website has a lot of options and was organized in a way that kept some white space. There are a fair number of options for navigation, and you might consider moving some of those to a sub-menu to avoid paralysis by analysis.

Links referenced in this episode:

• podcastreviewshow.com
• podcasttalentcoach.com
• schoolofpodcasting.com
• embodimentunlimited.com
• podcastconnect.apple.com
• podcasters.spotify.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Auphonic

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