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I really enjoyed Allie Beth Stuckey’s interview with Jeremy Boreing! He described his guiding principles- ones we’ve seen so many podcasters forsake. 1.) REPRESENT the audience 2.) CHALLENGE the audience 3.) Discourage their worst impulses 4.) Lead them in authentic directions He asks, “Is the decision that I’m going...

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