Podcast Appearances for January 2023

I made the podcast rounds last month, so instead of an individual post for each show, I thought I’d round them up here:

…and while this isn’t a podcast per say, thanks to Rephonic for featuring me in the Podcast Coach article!

Thanks to everyone who had me on their shows in January!

Want to have me as a guest on your podcast? Here’s what I talk about and how to get in touch!

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