
Two new listeners send in this week’s questions, one from Wales, one from Derbyshire. We haven’t seen them before recording, and as always we’ll pull each one back to an environmental angle. They may be short questions, but they could take us somewhere much bigger.
Val, from Galtegfa, Wales asks - “How long does it take to grow an audience? I ask as I’m looking to set a podcast up”.
Stuart and William break down what really matters when starting and sustaining a podcast to, knowing your purpose, committing to the work, and valuing a small, steady, engaged audience over quick spikes or trends. They explore why clarity, consistency, and genuine interest from the host matter far more than tools, numbers, or hype.
Tony, from Ashford-In-The-Water, Derbyshire, England then - “Who’s the most influential person in your life?”
Stuart and William tackle the age‑old question of “Who actually influences your life?” and end up agreeing the answer is… mostly yourself. From shifting contexts to stubborn personal habits, they explore why the biggest force shaping your decisions might just be the person staring back in the mirror, with all your quirks, biases, and questionable choices included.
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