Reena loves a story, and she‘s fascinated by the people behind them. She loves to bring stories to life. Her appetite for storytelling has taken her from the Jerry Springer Show to the legal drama of the courtroom. From influential players to reality stars, nothing is censored here. Reena interviews people whose stories haven‘t been told, at least not through her unique lens, and then gets daddy‘s advice afterward like a good daughter does. Whether you have daddy issues or a father who‘s inspired your path, you will be able to tap into my daddy‘s wisdom, wit, and humor at the end of every episode. My daddy has been a guiding light my whole life and there‘s not much he doesn‘t know, as an entrepreneur for forty-plus years, a husband, a loyal son, and my number one supporter. He has learned lots of life lessons along the way and is here to share them with you. It‘s time to reminisce and reflect on the conversations you‘d like to have with your daddy and learn from mine. Come share in some good old-fashioned family bonding and help us up our wisdom rating. There is wisdom from four generations and I’m addressing what happens from childhood to adulthood!
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Monday Aug 12, 2024
Monday Aug 12, 2024
"At the end of the day, podcasting is a medium to communicate, and you need to be present in the way people like to consume."
Today's guest, Manali Bhat, is a podcaster and podcast producer who has worked on over 500 episodes and four top-ranking shows with 18 clients. Reena and Manali compare notes on the podcasting journey, discussing the importance of building rapport with guests, the challenges of managing multiple shows, and the art of engaging conversations.
Manali shares her unique perspective on how her engineering background influences her podcasting style, the importance of creativity in content creation, and her personal journey of overcoming shyness through podcasting.
Manali opens up about her experiences growing up in Mumbai, the cultural diversity she encountered, and the challenges of convincing her parents about her career in podcasting. She also discusses the significance of addressing past traumas and how painting helped her heal from childhood experiences. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of resilience, creativity, and the power of finding one's voice through podcasting.
Key Takeaways
- Building rapport with guests can lead to more engaging and authentic conversations.
- Creativity in content creation is crucial for maintaining audience interest and growth.
- Addressing past traumas is essential for personal growth and healing.
- Podcasting can be a powerful medium for finding and expressing one's voice.
Connect with Manali Bhat
- LinkedIn: Manali Bhat
- YouTube: Manali Bhat
Connect with Reena
- Website: bettercalldaddy.com
- LinkedIn: Reena Friedman Watts
- Twitter: @reenareena
- Instagram: @reenafriedmanwatts
- Instagram Podcast: @bettercalldaddypodcast
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- (00:00) This is the better call daddy show. Each week, I interview a guest, share stories with my dad
- (01:38) Manali Bhat is a podcaster, a podcast producer
- (07:26) You have an engineering background, and I think that plays into your podcasting
- (12:58) Why did you decide not to be on the audio listening platforms and to stick with YouTube
- (18:39) Talk to me about what it was like growing up in Mumbai
- (24:25) How did you get your first client through upwork
- (30:30) You need to test what your audience wants before you create your podcast
- (32:26) Are you doing this by yourself, or have you now hired other people to help
- (36:54) Manali was uncomfortable with a drawing teacher when she was young
- (42:39) Manali says one of her kids had a stomachache this morning
- (45:08) Manali Bhat focuses on getting on YouTube and helping podcasters
- (46:30) Manali uses podcasting to boost her confidence and grow as a person
- (48:37) How do you raise four children, or three children or nine children
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