I Stop Feeding The Haters And Keep Thanking God

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2.8 million listens in a single month can feel unreal, and I wanted to pause long enough to name what that kind of reach actually means. We’re kicking off Season 10 with gratitude, faith, and a clear-eyed look at how a podcast audience grows when your work travels through radio stations, bloggers, YouTubers, and online shares. The numbers add up fast and so does the noise, so I also talk honestly about jealousy, criticism, and why I refuse to feed “haters” when the platform is being blessed.

We also get into something creators overlook: your podcast intro music and outro music are not just vibes, they’re marketing. I share our updated opening and closing sound, featuring composed tracks from John Nathaniel Thomas and Chris Murphy Elliott, and I make a direct ask to composers and independent musicians. If your song is being played on a popular podcast, that is free promotion and you should make it easy for listeners to find the full track, stream it, and buy it. Spotify, YouTube, and simple pricing can turn one placement into real support.

This is a short, upbeat check-in, plus a teaser for what’s next: a deeper conversation with Murphy Elliott about his everyday drawing habit and the hundreds of new pieces he’s created since we last talked. If you care about podcast growth, creator mindset, music promotion, and building a platform with purpose, press play, then subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find us.

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Podcast  themes  composed by 

John Nathaniel Thomas - Intro

Chris Murphy Elliott  - Ending