Congrats guys. I just finished listening to about 40 min, so here is some early feedback:
- Great name (the podcast, not yours
). If I remember correctly, I think Jerry used it to describe Fez.
- Use some catchy intro music that people can relate to the tone of the podcast or you. I don't know, something like Temper Trap' Sweet Disposition or whatevs. As of now, you sound closer to Bach's Goldberg Variations
(kidding)
- Introduce yourselves. It was the first episode, it would've been nice to hear a 30seg introduction of you and why you decided to create the podcast.
- Bring your personality. Feel free to include a joke, anecdote or a minor rambling here and there. Don't be afraid to show your personal preferences or biases once in a while. Or even get off topic for a second. It's a balance between being profesional/knowledgeable and approachable/relatable.
- Introduce the topic. This is important, as you need to set the table for next 1hr or so. For example: are we sellers or buyers? Do we want to free up time for the rookies? Are we still into asset accumulation mode? This could be disscused in the first 3-5 min. In this episode you went straight into the KO's trade.
- Rearrange the topics/talking points. Another biggie. In this day and age people have short attention spans/limited time. I would begin with the most interesting trades/topics. For example, Murray or Grimes, rather than KO for two 2nds. After you finish the ear-catching trades, you can go into "other trades" mode. There needs to be a flow that gets the listener at the beginning and is more flexible towards the end.
- Balance is appreciated. I really appreciated having the other's team perspective in mind. However, as others pointed out, maybe you can spend less time discussing why it made sense for the other team. It should be there, but maybe less emphasis and time.
I hope these are useful in the future. Good luck