ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kelly Wolfe started a podcast for people like her, and she's talking to people she's always wanted to talk to. But you know what they say about meeting your heroes...
We explore:
- What to do when your guests aren't meeting your expectations
- How to prepare your guests for your show
- How awkward moments can affect a podcast
- The importance of calling out what is happening in an interview as it's happening
Check out Kelly's podcast, Let It Matter.
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