In this short podcast, host Chris Witting talks about planning your syndicated show.

Many self-syndicators are working alone on their syndication project, perhaps from a home office and studio, or a one-room office space.  They are what I call "Solo Syndicators". That is exactly how I built and launched my first syndicated show, signing up one radio station at a time from a plywood desk in my 2nd bedroom.  It did feel lonely sometimes, but at the same time it was thrilling to see the progress, which I charted on a graph on the wall. There are millions of self-employed solo workers in America today, thanks to the so-called "Gig Economy".  Today's podcast features an interview with an expert on the topic.  

When we start doing something a little complicated such as syndicating a radio show or podcast, we usually bring into our life people and things to accomplish that goal. We start new relationships, we purchase new gadgets and software, and pretty soon all the stuff and things and people can result in clutter! And that slows us down and makes us lose focus.  In this short episode, host Chris Witting shares a game-changing way to be a clutter buster and deal with the most challenging issues in your life.

An essential ingredient for success in syndication is the willingness and ability to take risks. On this episode, our guest is Angie Morgan Witkowski, author of Bet On You, How to Win with Risks. If your syndication dreams and plans are on hold because you are worried about the risks, Angie shares helpful advice on how to break through and go for it, while taking smart steps to minimize  the chances of failure.

Are your personal and professional brands ready for AI, Artificial Intelligence? We speak with top branding expert Karen Tiber Leland to get helpful tips and advice on how you can stay ahead in a fast-changing world. 

Over the years, we have identified nine significant mistakes that are often made by beginners when trying to syndicate a radio show.  In this episode of the Syndication Freedom podcast, we discuss mistake number one.  This mistake involves what ingredients you should put into your demo or show sample, and what you should leave out.  

Syndication Freedom is about finding more free time in your schedule, to do what you love doing.  In this episode we talk to an expert about switching your working time to four days a week, eight hours a day. Surprisingly, your productivity may go up along with your quality of life!

Syndication Freedom host Chris Witting answers two syndication questions he has often heard over the past several decades.  Then Chris is joined by Dan Martell, author of Buy Back Your Time, Get Unstuck, Reclaim Your Freedom and Build Your Empire -- who has helpful tips to help you achieve Syndication Freedom!