Podcast Advent 2024 is Underway!

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For years, I thought about doing a “Podcast Advent,” similar to what 24ways.org did for web development until it sadly stopped in 2019.

Last year, I finally took action on November 27th, registering the domain, and coming up with a plan for me to create 24 pieces of content in 24 days.

It worked out super well! SO I decided to do it again this year, with some help.

Instead of writing all of the articles myself, I decided to get some help from my podcasting friends, including:

  • Courtney Elmer
  • Arielle Nissenblatt
  • Jeremy Enns
  • Andreea Coscai
  • Frank Racipioni

…and a few more folks!

For Day 4, I published Why You Should Publish More Solo Episodes in 2025.

If you’d like to see all of the articles, and subscribe to my mailing list to get every episode delivered, click the button below!

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