Here’s Why You SHOULD NOT Have an Interview-Only Podcast

Click here to book your 60-minute Podcast Roadmap Call!Running an interview-only podcast can feel like the smartest, easiest option—especially when you’re busy, running a business, and trying to stay visible. I get it. I’ve been there. In this episode, I’m unpacking why an interview-only podcast often looks successful on the surface, but can quietly work against your business goals.If you’ve ever felt frustrated that your podcast gets compliments but not clients, or that you’re doing all the work without seeing real traction, this conversation is for you. I talk honestly about why “great conversations” aren’t always enough—and what might be missing when your voice isn’t front and center.I’m sharing lessons from my own experience and the subtle shifts that helped everything click when it came to podcasting for business. You’ll start seeing your show less as content and more as a strategic asset.As you listen, you’ll reflect on things like:Why interview-only podcasts feel safe, but limitingHow podcast format affects authority, trust, and monetizationWhat changes when your podcast actually supports your offersI also touch on how to think about guests more intentionally, and why solo episodes play such a powerful role if you want your podcast to lead to paid work—without burning you out or boxing you in.------------------Do you want to plan your podcast in 56 minutes?Grab your FREE audio guide here.Have a podcasting question, but want to keep it anonymous?Click here and get your question answered on the show. (Anonymously.)Looking for a hosting platform for your podcast?Try Captivate for free.Wondering where I record all of my episodes?Check out Riverside.fm.Shall we connect on LinkedIn?Yes! https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/