Pod O'Clock
Pod O'Clock
Podcast Description
🎙️ WHAT TIME IS IT? IT'S POD O'CLOCK! -Dreaming of launching a podcast? -Tired of struggling to grow your audience?-Tired of generic podcast advice? Pod O'Clock breaks the mold. Vincent A. Lanci, a veteran of the podcasting world and host of two Top 5% global podcasts, unveils his unique 8-step process for building a successful show and shares his insider secrets. Every other week, he will sit down with another podcasting expert to focus on a show theme and share additional valuable insights.From concept to launch and beyond, we have got you covered. Get ready for actionable tips, inspiring interviews, and a community of fellow podcasters. Contact: Danica at [email protected].
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various podcasting themes, including pre-production, recording techniques, editing, and guest networking. Specific episode topics include 'Editing Challenges' where host Vincent A. Lanci discusses transformation techniques for raw audio, and 'Inward-Facing Podcasts' where Charlie Birney explores team engagement through internal podcasts.
Pod O’Clock: How to Podcast is the practical podcasting show for creators, entrepreneurs, authors, coaches, business owners, and aspiring hosts who want to start, grow, and use a podcast strategically. Pod O’Clock, where you learn: How to Start a Podcast, How to Grow a Podcast, and How to Guest on a Podcast
Hosted by veteran podcaster, producer, author, and entrepreneur Vincent A. Lanci, Pod O’Clock gives you clear, actionable guidance for launching a podcast, booking guests, becoming a podcast guest, recording better interviews, editing episodes, publishing with confidence, promoting each release, and building an audience that lasts.
After creating 1,000+ podcast episodes and hosting two Top 5% globally ranked shows, Vincent shares the repeatable process behind sustainable podcast growth—without the confusing jargon, unnecessary equipment obsession, or “get rich quick” promises.
Every episode delivers straightforward podcasting advice through solo trainings and conversations with experienced hosts, producers, marketers, and creators. You will learn how to:
- Start a podcast with a clear idea, format, and audience.
- Choose a podcast name, niche, structure, and episode strategy.
- Prepare for strong interviews and book guests who add value.
- Become a better podcast guest and turn appearances into business opportunities.
- Record professional-sounding episodes without overcomplicating your setup.
- Edit, upload, title, describe, and optimize episodes for discoverability.
- Use podcast SEO, video clips, social media, email, and guest partnerships to promote your show.
- Build consistency, relationships, credibility, and a podcast that supports your bigger business or mission.
Whether you are launching your first episode, struggling to grow an existing show, or looking to use podcast guest appearances to expand your reach, Pod O’Clock gives you a practical next step every week.
What time is it? It’s Pod O’Clock. See you there.
Find Your Next Podcast Guest, Show, or Next Interview
Your next great podcast conversation could start with one introduction. (Prefer video? We've got your covered: https://youtu.be/VZpSgv9VCsE
In this bonus episode of Pod O’Clock, Vincent A. Lanci takes you inside the Coming Alive Podcast Production Monthly Mastermind to meet podcast hosts, entrepreneurs, authors, and advocates ready to connect.
Meet Nicole Gillen, Sheila Butler, Tim McDonald, Gerry Gadoury, Cosmos Dar, George Rivera, and David Arguez as they introduce their work, share the conversations they bring to the microphone, and highlight opportunities for future interviews.
From Disney leadership and business growth to patient advocacy, caregiving, financial freedom, and wellness, this brief community spotlight could introduce you to your next guest—or a show where your story belongs.
Explore the guests’ podcasts
- Sheila Butler — Marketing Over Bourbon: Conversations with business leaders, including former Disney executives, about leadership, marketing, and career lessons.
- Tim McDonald — Advocacy at Work: Stories of patients, caregivers, and advocates turning lived experience into meaningful change.
- Gerry Gadoury — Business Mastery: Conversations about growing startups, scaling companies, and building stronger businesses.
- Cosmos Dar — Extraordinary America: Entrepreneurs and investors share their journeys toward financial freedom.
Also mentioned: George Rivera introduces opportunities with his son’s show, Leo Interviews, featuring conversations with founders, entrepreneurs, and leaders.
Hear someone who would be a great fit for your show? Explore their work and start a conversation. Follow Pod O’Clock for more conversations connecting people, ideas, and opportunities—and share this episode with a host or future guest in your network.
Want to join next month's mastermind call? Email us at [email protected].
Music Credits: Copyright Free Music from Adventure by MusicbyAden.
For all inquiries, email Danica at [email protected]
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