# Roger Nairn

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Podcast Discovery Has Changed. Here's What the Data Says | Roger Nairn

New data reveals that podcast discovery has changed, but most podcasters haven't changed with it. If you're still expecting new listeners to find your show inside Apple Podcasts or Spotify, you're overlooking the top places podcast listeners are discovering new shows today. Roger Nairn from JAR ...

The New Rules for Growing a Podcast in 2026 | Roger Nairn

Knowing where listeners discover podcasts is only half the battle. The bigger challenge is turning that knowledge into a repeatable strategy that helps more people find your show month after month instead of hoping people stumble across your podcast. Roger Nairn from JAR Podcast Solutions is bac ...

This one's about the long goodbye.

This episode is for any guy whose dad disappeared in slow motion. If you've watched someone you love forget who they are — or you're the son who made the facility call — start here. Blake Collier's dad Rodney had early-onset Alzheimer's for 14 years. Rancher. Property manager. Voracious reader. ...

How Brands Build Trust with Podcasts with Roger Nairn

Earning client trust is one of the hardest things a service-based business can do.  In this episode, Roger Nairn, Co-Founder and CEO at JAR Podcast Solutions, breaks down how brands use podcasting as a long-form trust-building engine  and why it works better than almost any other marketing chann ...

The Best Podcasts Don't Sell. They Serve Featuring Roger Nairn

Send us Fan Mail The best podcasts don't feel like advertisements—they feel like conversations worth having. In this episode of Pull the Chute, Roger Nairn, Co-Founder & CEO of JAR Podcast Solutions, shares why the most successful podcasts focus less on promoting a brand and more on delivering v ...

We Hadn't Spoken in 6 Weeks. Then My Dad Died by Suicide.

🎧 In this episode, you'll get: Language for the guilt that can follow suicide loss Permission to stop chasing an answer you may never get A reason to ask for help before you think you “need” it A better way to think about therapy when the first person isn't the right fit A frame for the three p ...

My Dad Never Said He Was Proud of Me. I Spent My Life Chasing It.

How do you grieve a father you loved, resented, and barely knew? For Ali, grief after losing his dad didn't look like sadness at first. It looked like anger, numbness, ambition, and a 15-year refusal to visit his father's grave. Ali spent much of his life wanting his dad to say four words: "I ...

Meeting listeners in Tampa / Men’s Grief, Father Loss and Why It’s Okay to Laugh Again with Roger Nairn - Episode 99

WHO THIS EPISODE HELPS: People grieving a father or parent, especially those whose grief has felt numb, delayed or different from what they expected. WHAT LISTENERS WILL GET: An honest conversation about anticipatory grief, men’s grief, identity after loss and how talking, remembering and humor ...

My Dad Taught Me to Be Tough. Grief Broke Me | Jimmy Venia

Jimmy grew up believing his father didn't want him. Years later, he discovered a very different man. Anthony was an old-school Sicilian dad from the Bronx. Tough. Proud. Sometimes impossible. The kind of father who drove his son across New York every day for school but refused to bail him out ...

Episode 73 - What Dead Dads Leave Behind with Scott Cunningham

After a serious head injury left his father depressed and suicidal, Scott Cunningham spent years wrestling with anger, grief and the belief that his father’s death might have been a release. In this candid conversation, Nicole and her guest Scott Cunningham, co-host of the Dead Dads podcast with ...