6 sessions · about 30 minutes each · no deadline

Getting Asked On

Podcasts and stages put you in front of people the algorithm never shows you.

• You know your stuff and would be good on a podcast, local radio or a club evening. Nobody has asked.
• You have looked at a few shows and had no idea what to say to them.
• You wrote a pitch once. It is still sitting in your drafts.
• The big shows feel out of reach and you do not know which local ones even exist.

A checked list of real shows, radio slots and local events that fit your business, one honest line on why a host should have you on, and a pitch you have actually sent.

What you get

1. Where they listen
2. Your why you
3. Find the shows
4. The pitch
5. Follow up
6. Plug it into The Hub

What you walk away with

Eight to twelve real shows and local stages, found with an AI search and checked link by link, your why-you line, a pitch email that has gone out, one polite follow-up, a simple tracker, and a checklist for when someone says yes. Service businesses and experts often do well on podcasts. If you run a café, shop or salon, the course points you at local radio, clubs, markets and business groups, which is where your customers are.

Who this isn't for

Anyone who wants a booking guaranteed. Nobody can promise you that, and anyone who does is lying to you. It also takes about two and a half hours spread over two weeks, because you wait a week for replies before following up.