100 Episodes and Changes Ahead for The Company Show

Welcome friends, to episode 100 of The Company Show.

Well, technically we started as the Business Podcast Blueprints show — but it’s one RSS Feed, so it counts.

100 episodes is a pretty major accomplishment, and as we’ve approached this milestone, I’ve been reflecting on all of the different ways having a podcast has changed our business.

So what has having a podcast really done for One Stone Creative?

Looking Back

We started the show right around the time we developed the Business Podcast Blueprints — hence the original name, and to be completely honest, we did it because I ran out of excuses for why a podcast production agency didn’t have a show of their own.

I was apprehensive, despite having solid strategy and a truly impeccable team behind me.

I’m a behind-the-scenes person. I thrive outside of the spotlight, and being a podcast host was never one of my life’s ambitions.

But as I tell people all time time, podcasting is awesome for introverts. Just how awesome is something I knew in theory before starting this show, but now, I know in practice.

The Company Show has been a vehicle for so much.

I’ve met amazing friends and had opportunities I couldn’t have imagined otherwise, and I’m very sure that without it, the Podcasting for Business Conference wouldn’t have existed. The first year’s lineup was composed almost entirely of podcast guests.

It was also our testing ground — we’ve released different seasons in different formats to learn about what works, and so we could communicate with our clients more effectively about the reality of doing seasons, weekly, and bi-weekly releases.

And now that we’re at episode 100, it’s time for another change.

Several, actually.

The Changes

We’re taking a hiatus from new episodes for a few