Terryl Humphrey is a Marine Corps veteran, author, and podcast producer with more than 893 podcast episodes produced.
Over the years, Terryl has spoken with business owners, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders about their failures and the knowledge they gained from those experiences.
Through these conversations, he recognized a common problem. Many business owners have valuable knowledge and want to start a podcast but never launch one. They overthink the process, struggle to find time, or do not know where to begin.
Failure Is Knowledge helps business owners launch their podcast. We handle the recording, editing, production, and publishing.
Podcasting helps you share your expertise, market your business, and build trust.
Stop procrastinating. Launch your podcast.
Turning Failure Into Knowledge.
📧 Inquiries: terryl@failureisknowledge.com
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Failure is Knowledge
After 893 podcast episodes, there is still something to learn from the next conversation, workshop, question, and piece of feedback.
Listen.
Process.
Apply.
Continue.
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You can teach someone how to podcast.
The next step is giving them an opportunity to apply what they learned.
That is where different questions start appearing.
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Listening to your audience does not mean trying to serve everybody.
Pay attention to the people who are actually asking for the problem you solve.
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The goal of a podcast should be determined before you become obsessed with equipment.
What outcome are you trying to create?
Who are you trying to help?
Why should this podcast exist?
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Your audience can help you understand what content to create.
Listen for the questions that continue coming up.
Those questions are telling you where people need more information.
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What equipment should I use?
Where should I record?
What should I say?
These are real questions people ask before launching a podcast.
But answering every question first can become another reason to wait.
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Podcasting can be simple without being easy.
Simple means removing unnecessary steps.
It does not mean you will never be uncomfortable.
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Why use two cameras for a podcast?
That question became easier to answer when the person asking could actually watch the camera angles change while sitting in the podcast chair.
Sometimes showing works better than explaining.
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A podcast workshop becomes different when someone goes from watching a presentation to sitting in front of the camera.
Now the questions are based on experience.
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One entrepreneur said they had been trying to launch their podcast for five years.
Equipment was not the only challenge.
Information was available.
The podcast still needed to be recorded.
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