The Podcast Interview Marketing Show
Learn how to get heard by your ideal clients leveraging other people's established audiences as an expert guest. Each week we explore a big idea on how you can use podcast interview marketing to grow your brand and business. Each episode is filled with actionable tips, insights, strategies, best practices, and thought-provoking discussions from industry thought leaders who understand how to optimize how to leverage podcasting as a powerful marketing channel.
Our guests are some of the most brilliant minds in the podcasting and marketing industry, who share their journeys, secrets, and hard-won wisdom. Discover what is working right now to maximize the results for every podcast interview.
Recent Episodes
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Sept. 22, 2026
The AI Reckoning: Why More Content Is Destroying Marketing Trust with Mark Evans
AI made content creation easy. It also made trust harder to earn. Marketing Spark founder Mark Evans explains the AI reckoning - the moment marketers realize that scaling content isn’t the same as building belief. With host Tom Schwab, they dig into why synthetic-sounding writing now signals distrust, why imperfect and human beats polished and generic, and why podcast conversations remain one of the few marketing assets AI can't fake. Mark also shares his "marketing buffet" analogy for why more
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Sept. 15, 2026
Reinvention as a Competitive Advantage with Anna Crowe
Anna Crowe built Crow PR into a three-time Inc. 5000 winner, then reinvented it as Crowe Media. Anna explains why reinvention isn’t a single announcement; it’s an ongoing education campaign with host Tom Schwab. Markets, audiences, and even AI systems need repeated signals to understand who you're becoming. Anna walks through her decision to expand into social media, acquire a smaller agency, and launch a new show, The Real Shift Show. She and Tom dig into founder visibility, earned media, AI
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Sept. 8, 2026
How to Be a Great Guest: Being Engaging, Conversational, and Real
Being a great podcast guest isn't about sounding polished. It's about sounding present. Kristen Nolan, Senior Client Success Strategist, explains the real difference between performing and connecting. With host Tom Schwab, Kristen breaks down why over-preparing backfires, why "winging it" isn't a strategy, and how filler words can prove you're human in an AI-saturated content world. Plus, the most overlooked but powerful tip Kristen wants all guests to know – treat every conversation like a g
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Sept. 1, 2026
We're All Selling Preparation H: No One Cares About Your Product, Service, or Story
Your prospects don’t want your product, service, or story. They want relief. Interview Valet founder shares the full audio edition of his latest mini book, We're All Selling Preparation H. Tom shares why founder stories fail when they lead instead of support. A clear point of view, built on category design principles, becomes the foundation for standing out. Plus, why becoming a magnet outperforms the megaphone approach. This episode is a practical guide for anyone tired of shouting into the
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Aug. 25, 2026
The Trust Portfolio with Joe Pulizzi
Content is infinite now, making trust scarce. Joe Pulizzi, founder of Content Marketing Institute, joins Tom Schwab to unpack "the trust portfolio": a framework for diversifying your brand's voice instead of relying on one founder or spokesperson. Joe explains why the top podcasts and newsletters come from people, not companies, and how spreading trust across several credible voices protects a business from a single point of failure. He shares how Content Marketing Institute built out voices
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Aug. 18, 2026
The Thought Leadership Advantage with Peter Winick
What if your next podcast interview became more than content? Peter Winick, host of the Thought Leadership Leverage podcast and co-author of The Thought Leadership Handbook, says it can be the start of a real intellectual property asset. With host Tom Schwab, Peter unpacks how conversations compound into brand equity. The surprising origin story of turning 725 podcast episodes into a book using AI as a research assistant, breaks down his hobby-practice-business framework for evaluating though


