Let me teach you how to produce your own podcast

I grew up in Southern California in the 60's and 70's listening to AM Top 40 and Talk-Radio.  I love audio programming and consume 20 podcasts a week.  It is for this reason that I combined my love of "talk" and amateur radio to start the QSO Today Podcast, my weekly, since 2014, interviews with the movers and shakers of amateur radio.  QSO Today has been remarkably successful, now over 400 episodes,  built on a solid community of listeners and sponsors who support it.  They inspire me to create new opportunities to share what I  learn about amateur radio including the QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo, my ham radio convention that started during the Covid-19 pandemic. 
Eric Guth, Host of the QSO Today Podcast
6 Reasons To Start Your Own Podcast
  1. Promote your own business or hobby by sharing, teaching and informing
  2. Become a knowledge expert in your space
  3. Connect with experts and mentors to interview and to grow your knowledge
  4. Build a community around your interests
  5. Create your legacy for future generations
  6. Have fun
You will learn: 
How to choose a podcast subject and audience
How to structure and script the podcast from beginning to end
How to choose the right equipment for the right podcast including microphones, mixers, recorders, etc. 
How to host your podcast and syndicate it to your audience
How to promote your podcast to your target audience
How to make money from podcasting