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This episode is celebrating the 100th episode of the Coffee with Genny B podcast. When Genny started her podcast, she had no idea where it would lead her, how long it would last or even if it would. She spoke about the journey, and what she’s learned about herself, how she’s grown as a podcaster, and what she’s learned from all the amazing people she’s interviewed.
As mentioned in episode 52, the idea for the podcast (and for the Coffee with Genny B business) was conceptualized because of a conversation she had with Linda Drosdowech during a coaching session. Linda happened to mention that she had a podcast and suggested that Genny contact S and S Podcasting. Genny met Natalie Suppes and connected with Shalinda Kirby, whom she met in 2019 through their mutual friend, Joe Aiello, who hosts the morning show at 92 CITI FM with Phil Aubrey.
In this episode, Genny spoke with Shalinda about those first few episodes, how Shalinda encouraged her to trust her voice and trust the process, how she guided her through the necessary steps to launch the podcast (including tips on finding the right music and even recording the intro and outro), providing technical tips, and is now celebrating the success of the podcast with her.
They spoke about Matt Cundill, owner of Sound Off Media Company (that is now hosting the Coffee with Genny B podcast), who is now working with Genny, and how Shalinda suggested Genny connect with him in the spring of 2022, when Shalinda left S and S Podcasting.
They talked about how important it is to be authentic; that following your passion is more important than following the money; and that consistency and follow through will help you reach your goal. Of course, they talked about coffee because after all, it is Coffee with Genny B!
@shalinda_kirby
Follow Genny on Instagram at @coffeewithgennyb
If you like this episode, buy Genny a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/coffeewithgenny
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
This episode is celebrating the 100th episode of the Coffee with Genny B podcast. When Genny started her podcast, she had no idea where it would lead her, how long it would last or even if it would. She spoke about the journey, and what she’s learned about herself, how she’s grown as a podcaster, and what she’s learned from all the amazing people she’s interviewed.
As mentioned in episode 52, the idea for the podcast (and for the Coffee with Genny B business) was conceptualized because of a conversation she had with Linda Drosdowech during a coaching session. Linda happened to mention that she had a podcast and suggested that Genny contact S and S Podcasting. Genny met Natalie Suppes and connected with Shalinda Kirby, whom she met in 2019 through their mutual friend, Joe Aiello, who hosts the morning show at 92 CITI FM with Phil Aubrey.
In this episode, Genny spoke with Shalinda about those first few episodes, how Shalinda encouraged her to trust her voice and trust the process, how she guided her through the necessary steps to launch the podcast (including tips on finding the right music and even recording the intro and outro), providing technical tips, and is now celebrating the success of the podcast with her.
They spoke about Matt Cundill, owner of Sound Off Media Company (that is now hosting the Coffee with Genny B podcast), who is now working with Genny, and how Shalinda suggested Genny connect with him in the spring of 2022, when Shalinda left S and S Podcasting.
They talked about how important it is to be authentic; that following your passion is more important than following the money; and that consistency and follow through will help you reach your goal. Of course, they talked about coffee because after all, it is Coffee with Genny B!
@shalinda_kirby
Follow Genny on Instagram at @coffeewithgennyb
If you like this episode, buy Genny a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/coffeewithgenny
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
