Just One Tip from Your Podcast Performance Coach
209 episodes - English - Latest episode: 13 days ago - ★★★★★ - 42 ratingsYour podcast is an extension of your brand. It helps potential customers get to know you and trust you. It positions you as an authority and thought leader so you become the obvious choice. At least that’s what it’s supposed to do. Too bad yours isn’t. Let’s fix that, in 5-minutes chunks.
Just One Tip is a podcast for podcasters looking to grow their authority and convert with greater ease. Host Tim Wohlberg is a 30-year radio veteran who straight up hears things you can’t hear in your show. As a podcast coach he helps entrepreneurs build better podcasts for their business or brand from scratch or can re-rebuild or pivot an underperforming show.
In each 5-minute episode, Coach Tim offers up one quick tip that you can implement right away. From tech to content and performance to marketing – if you’re a business owner expecting your podcast to deliver some ROI (not to mention, ROE) then this is the podcast for you.
Not to mention grow your audience, generate leads and sales. Make your next episode better than your last starting now. Press play and subscribe.
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Episodes
058 Help! I Hate the Sound of My Voice
July 04, 2018 14:48 - 6 minutes - 6.55 MBHave you ever listened to your recorded voice and thought, ‘I don’t really sound like that’? Or, worse, considered quitting podcasting because you can’t stand the sound of your own voice (and you can’t imagine anyone wanting it beamed directly into their earballs)? You are not alone! A lot of broadcasters, professional speakers and podcasters hate the sound of their own voice. But, they’ve learned to get over it and in this podcast, I’m going to help you do that. There’s a very simple ...
057 What's an Energy Mirror and How Can it Help Your Podcast?
June 19, 2018 10:30 - 6 minutes - 7.4 MBAre you using the energy mirror technique to make sure your podcasts are consistent, engaging and on-brand? No? Then you better take a good look at yourself and your podcast. The energy mirror technique is not a random word jumble as you may have guessed if you heard my last episode. (There really was a brilliant idea scribbled on that dried up sticky note!) This technique is used by some of the best broadcasters in the biz. It’s primarily for podcasters who interview guests on their sho...
056 How to Brainstorm your Podcast Ideas
June 05, 2018 15:03 - 5 minutes - 6.91 MBHave you ever had an amazing podcast episode idea, promptly written it down on a sticky note for safe keeping only to find the incomprehensible scribble months later? Put an end to forgotten and mislayed ideas! In this episode, I’m going to share a trick that every podcaster should be using so that brilliant ideas become brilliant podcasts (instead of dried up, illegible sticky notes). Look, putting together a podcast takes a lot of brain power. Whatever your topic is, you have to com...
055 How to Break the Podcast Rules and Get Away with It
May 15, 2018 10:30 - 5 minutes - 6.92 MBIs your show starting to get a bit predictable (and boring)? Maybe it’s time to break a few rules and shake things up a bit. Breaking the rules (self-imposed or industry wide) can be risky business but it can also add some needed spark to your show. But - be warned - you can do it wrong. There are a lot of good reasons to break the rules from time to time. Not all the time - but once in a while. And, if you’ve listen to my show at all, then you won’t be surprised to hear that one of the ...
054 Why Your Podcast Needs More Feeling
May 01, 2018 10:30 - 4 minutes - 5.69 MBHow does your podcast make your listener feel? If you just shrugged your shoulders, we have a problem. Here’s a newsflash - your audience wants to have an emotional reaction to your show. They want to feel something. If they get to the end of your podcast and nothing… well, don’t count on them coming back (or bothering to contact you for whatever service you’re promoting). In this episode of Just the Tip, I share the one question you can ask to help your interviews resonate better with ...
053 Warning: You Might be a Lazy Podcaster
April 17, 2018 10:30 - 5 minutes - 7.18 MBTime for a reality check - have you become a lazy podcaster? Are you phoning it in? Are you making bad decisions and blaming it on your busy-ness or (even worse) justifying it under the guise of ‘efficiency’. It happens to the best of us. We get busy, our ambitious podcasting schedule suddenly feels overwhelming and, sometimes, we feel like nobody is actually listening or cares. And then it happens. We get lazy. You might be shaking your head right now, thinking, ‘that ain’t me…’ Well, ...
052 How to Build a Better Relationship with your Listener
April 03, 2018 10:30 - 4 minutes - 6.29 MBHey you. Yeah, you. I’m talking to you. If you’ve listened to my podcast before then you know that I’m always talking to you. Just you. Wanna know why? If you want to build a better relationship with your listener, you need to be talking to them individually. I’ve talked about this before (give episode 29 a listen) but I’m bringing it back up today for two very good reasons. One, I was inspired by an interview I heard with a radio industry veteran who was retiring after 50 years on the ...
051 Are You Focusing on the Wrong Podcast Stats?
March 20, 2018 10:30 - 5 minutes - 7.34 MBAre you guilty of checking your download stats on the daily just to see how popular you are? Are you obsessed with where iTunes ranks your podcast in your niche category? Confess, have you ever checked more than once a day? I’ve got news for you… you might be looking at the wrong numbers! In this episode, I dive into what those stats should mean to you and how to figure out the right numbers to focus on. Plus, I explain the two camps of podcasting. Do you know which one you’re in? If y...
050 How Greed Can Hurt Your Podcast
March 06, 2018 11:30 - 3 minutes - 4.94 MBDon’t be a sell out! No, I’m not talking about never accepting money from a sponsor or selling ads on your podcast. I’m talking about treating your audience like a commodity. I get it. You worked hard to build your audience and you’re a starving podcaster making pennies (if you’re lucky). But, now that you’ve earned all of these listeners, don’t risk losing them by selling out. In this episode, I’ll give you a VERY clear (and, unsubscribe-worthy) example of how one podcaster let gree...
049 How Much Time Should You Budget for Podcasting?
February 20, 2018 01:21 - 6 minutes - 7.47 MBIs podcasting a giant time-suck? It certainly feels like that for a lot of podcasters. So, are they doing it wrong? Are you doing it wrong? Probably not. In this episode, I breakdown where all that podcasting time goes and what kind of time you should be budgeting for each episode. Warning to new podcasters - this might be hard to hear. But, you need to hear it because the time commitment is no small thing. It’s a reality that for some reason, not a lot of podcasters talk about. It’s ...
048 How Perfectionism is a Problem for your Podcast
February 06, 2018 11:30 - 4 minutes - 6.06 MBHands up if your podcast is perfect. If your hand is up then you are either being a smart ass, totally delusional or both. Nobody’s podcast is perfect - me included. And, that’s okay. In this episode of the Just the Tip, I talk about how perfectionism can get in your way and that sometimes, good enough is, well, good enough. This was a hard lesson for me to learn. I was raised to strive for perfect. I always thought ‘good enough’ was a lazy man’s way out of trying harder. And, I’ll adm...
047 How to Use SFX to Make Your Podcast Better
January 23, 2018 11:30 - 4 minutes - 6.19 MBWhoop, whoop, re-er, re-er, re-er… sound effects in your podcast can be annoying or effective. It all depends on whether you’re doing it right. SFX can be fun but they can also derail a podcast, piss off your listener or just sound cheesy (which might be fine, if it’s intentional or ironic). There is a right way and wrong way to use sound effects in your podcast. Do it right and you’ll enhance your listener’s experience AND create better engagement and get more conversions. So, what am I...
046 Should You Ignore iTunes Podcast Analytics?
January 09, 2018 11:30 - 6 minutes - 7.72 MBHave you seen your itunes podcast analytics yet? It’s exciting to get to know your listener’s habits but be careful. In case you haven’t checked it out yet, it’s an amazing new tool to help podcasters learn their listeners behavior. You can use it to find out how long your fans are listening, on what devices, and from which country. You can even tell if your listeners are subscribers or not (psst... that may be an indicator you’re not reminding them to subscribe enough). There’s all sorts ...
045 How to Set Killer Goals for Your Podcast
December 12, 2017 11:30 - 4 minutes - 5.38 MBWhat has your podcast done for you lately? Measuring success can be difficult without realistic goals. Like driving without a map, having a podcast without goals can have you podcasting in circles. Fun for a while but then a bit pointless. So let me ask you - do you remember why you started your podcast in the first place? Did you have a goal? Does your podcast have a goal? Maybe your goal is sheer numbers - which is great if you just want to feel loved. But, if you want to do somethin...
044 How to Create a 'Best Of' Podcast
November 28, 2017 11:30 - 6 minutes - 7.7 MBDo you have any ‘best of’ albums? They’re great, right? So, why not give your listeners nothing but the hits by creating a ‘Best Of’ episode? A ‘best of’ episode is pretty self explanatory - you take the most impactful or magical moments of your podcast and slap them together for a show chock full of the good stuff. There are a few really good reasons to do this and you can get surprising results - if you do it right. In this episode I reveal why you should do one and how to pull it off. ...
043 Why You Need to Designate a Podcast Bus Driver
November 14, 2017 11:30 - 5 minutes - 6.79 MBImagine a car with two steering wheels and two sets of pedals. Wouldn't that be fun? The answer is no. You’d be dead. If you host a podcast with more than one person or you have guests on your show then your podcast is in danger of being out of control. You need a Captain Kirk. In this episode I explain why it’s important to have a designated show driver, what they should be doing and how to decide who it should be (without egos getting in the way). And, if you’re flying solo but you h...
042 Getting the Most From Your Podcast Mic
October 30, 2017 02:22 - 8 minutes - 9.35 MBSo, you didn’t spend $500 on a microphone when you started your podcast. That’s okay. Neither did I. There are a million things I’d rather spend my money on. Let me name a few. Beer, whisky, tequila, ribs, Saskatchewan Roughrider memorabilia and traveling around the world. But, that doesn’t mean you don’t have to worry about how your mic sounds because, ahem, YOUR PODCAST AUDIO QUALITY MATTERS! I don’t care what others tell you (or you tell yourself to feel better). If your podcast sou...
041 Maximum Listener Engagement
October 15, 2017 21:06 - 6 minutes - 9 MBI just got engaged. No silly...to my podcast listener. I’ve been married for years to the most wonderful woman in the world. She’s the best thing that ever happened to me. She’s smart, she’s beautiful...and oh yeah, she sometimes helps me edit my podcast show notes. BUSTED!!!! Let’s see if she keep this in...but I guess you’ll never know. HAH! Look at that. She did. She’s the best! Back to my podcast listener. When it comes to engaging him or her. We’re not talking about a life long c...
040 How to Properly Introduce Your Podcast Guest
October 03, 2017 10:30 - 4 minutes - 6.52 MBDon’t you hate it when someone get’s your name wrong? Introductions can ruin a first impression not only for the introducer but also for the introducee. And when you’re hosting a podcast, introducing your guest wrong doesn’t look good on you and it certainly isn’t going to set you up to knock the interview out of the park. But getting your guest’s name right is only one teensy tiny part of having a killer guest intro. I promised to do this episode back at Episode 19...one of my most...
039 Get Out! How to End Your Podcast Right
September 17, 2017 17:39 - 4 minutes - 6.49 MBAwkward good-byes are the worst. Am I going in for a hug? How about a kiss? Or my fist-bump hits your high-five and suddenly you’re gear-shifting me like you’re driving a big rig. Don’t let your goodbyes be awkward especially when it comes to your podcast. Finish the listener experience by holding their hand right to the end. Okay...maybe that’s too much touching already. Before you say goodbye, tell your listener what you want them to do next. You just finished giving them a whack o...
038 How to Make Your Podcast Convert Better
September 05, 2017 10:30 - 6 minutes - 9.14 MBPodcasters who are trying to build their brand or grow their sales through their podcast can learn a lot from traditional radio. Radio stations work endlessly to attract listeners. Once they have them, they work tirelessly to keep them and turn them into loyal listeners. They know that once they have their loyalty and trust, they can ask them to do anything - like buy from their sponsors. Sounds like a great place to be right? But this is one of the most delicate relationships there is b...
037 Who Are You Talking To?
November 15, 2016 11:30 - 4 minutes - 6.8 MBWhen you turn on your mic, who do you picture your listening? Who, exactly, are you talking to? If you don’t know, chances are your audience isn’t as big as it could be. It’s time for you to figure it out - even if you totally make it up. In fact, I encourage you to fabricate your quintessential listener. Lie a listener into existence. I learned this trick in radio. One radio station I worked at created the perfect listener. It was kind of like a Frankenstein experiment - a few trait...
036 Embrace Your Pre-Podcast Rituals
November 08, 2016 11:30 - 3 minutes - 5.4 MBCall them superstitions, rituals are or just old habits. When you do the same thing before an event, it become part of that event. And, when you skip it - bad things happen. No this is not going to be like one of those ‘pass this on or something awful will happen to you’ type of things. Let’s leave those to the internet and our mom’s on Facebook. When I say bad things happen - I mean bad podcasting happens. And it has nothing to do with luck or mojo or karma or anything. It’s simply this. ...
035 What’s the Perfect Length for a Podcast?
October 25, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.46 MBEvery couple of months I see this question pop up in podcaster forums and on podcast Facebook groups - How long should my podcast be? Or, What’s the ideal length for a podcast. Then the flurry of opinions fly in. 30 mins 60 mins 10 minutes 20 minutes Never more than 90 minutes And my personal favourite: ‘Whatever you want, man.’ Inevitably, the person asking doesn’t get a real answer and they’re back to wondering what to do. Or, someone makes a decent enough argument (probably ...
034 How to Hook Listeners with an Effective Podcast Intro
October 18, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.13 MBPicture this. Your listeners are sitting in a basket suspended over the shark infested water. There is a laser that is slowly slicing through the rope holding it up. You have thirty seconds to turn off the laser. Wouldn’t you do everything in your power to turn that damn thing off? Your intro is how you save them. It’s how you stop them from plummeting away from your podcast (aka hitting stop and going to check out some other podcast that doesn’t suck) and sticking around to become adoring...
033 Stop Podcasting Naked
October 11, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.1 MBIf you’re podcasting naked, I beg you to stop. Not because I’m a prude but because I think you’ll sound better when you dress your voice up a bit. Oh, did you think I was talking about recording in your underwear? I’m all for that! Get as comfy as you can. No, I’m talking about leaving your recorded voice raw, nude, naked. For Pod’s sake, dress it up a little! In this episode, of Just the Tip, I explain why I think it’s a good idea to get a little digital assist on your voice. Just a lit...
032 The Art of the Tease for Podcasters
October 04, 2016 10:30 - 6 minutes - 9.24 MBTease me. Seriously, tease me. Give me a reason to keep listening. Tell me why your show is worth my time. A tease is an essential part of your show. If you do it right, you’ll keep your fans listening longer and we know what that means - they’ll love you more and more. But, you’ve got to do it right. So, what makes a good tease? In this episode, I explain the power of a good tease, how to craft one and the thing to always keep in mind if you want your tease to lead to more listeners. ...
031 Should You Give Your Guest the Questions in Advance?
September 27, 2016 10:30 - 3 minutes - 5.84 MBYou landed a fat fish of a guest. Awesome. Now they want to know exactly what you’re going to ask them. Not awesome. Here’s what you should do. There are plenty of podcasters who happily hand over their questions to their guest in advance. They do it because they want to appear like they are prepared. Or, they want their guest to feel prepared and comfortable. What they get is a mediocre and rehearsed sounding podcast with zero spontaneity. Boo! Look. Don’t get me wrong. If it works for ...
030 What To Do When Your Episode is Crap
September 20, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.39 MBI see this a lot in Facebook Groups. Someone is debating whether or not to publish an episode of their podcast despite it having some glaringly wrong issue. So, what should they do? **Spoiler Alert: you’re not going to like it! So, you recorded your interview with this really important guest and for whatever reason it sounds like shit or the whole thing went off the rails. Now you’re facing the horror of ditching it or having to re-do it. Want to know what scares me? That you’re actually c...
029 Why I Talk to One Podcast Listener
September 13, 2016 10:30 - 3 minutes - 5.46 MBI say listener instead of listeners - all the time. Maybe you thought I misspoke or , I clipped an ‘s’ in editing. Nope. I did it with pure intention and I think you should too. I’ve been doing this for years. I do it in my podcast and I do it when I’m on the radio. I talk about my listener to my guest and I address them directly in the singular. Directly - that’s the key word. Let’s talk about why you feel the need to say listeners (plural). It’s because you want the person listening to...
028 Five Mistakes Podcasters Make Before Hitting Record
September 06, 2016 10:30 - 6 minutes - 9.24 MBIt’s all in the lead up. Great athletes know this. Successful business people know this. And you, fine podcaster, should know it too. Having a good pre-record routine is the key to setting yourself (and your show) up for success. If you’re scratching your head and thinking, ‘what am I supposed to be doing before I hit record?’ - fear not, Captain Podcast is here to save the day. In this episode I give you the 5 most common mistakes that podcasters make before they hit record. And, let me t...
027 Get More Personal in Your Podcast
August 30, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.81 MBIt’s time to stop being a disembodied voice and open up to your podcast audience. Jump on the sharing train and let your listeners get to know you a little. Think about your favorite podcasters. What do you know about them? I mean, beyond the name of their podcast or their expertise? What do you know about them, personally? I bet you came up with something. And that’s because good podcasters know that listeners become fans when they feel a connection. When they feel like the host is a budd...
026 Death by Numbers
August 23, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 7.64 MBNumbers. They can be an important part of your point but they can also turn off your listener if you throw too many at them at once. Nix the number overload! I get it. Stats are an easy way to either prove your point or give your listener the scope of a situation. I’m all for have a percentage here and a big number there but not a whole heap of them in a row. Podcast is not the time and place for that. Look numbers look good on paper. They might even sound good to you but let me tell you...
025 How to Handle Sponsorships Successfully
August 16, 2016 10:30 - 7 minutes - 10.2 MBCongratulations! You’ve got your first sponsor. Before you start dancing all the way to the bank, you better make sure you’re handling it right or you’ll lose your listeners and your sponsor quick. Here’s the deal. Sponsors want to work with you because you’ve got an adoring audience. And you have that audience ecause you’ve been paying attention to all of my tips and your podcast is spectacularly listener-centric. So, how can you stay listener-centric (and keep your hard-earned, loyal f...
024 - 5 Ways to Generate Podcast Topic Ideas
August 09, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 7.93 MBWhether you’re podcasting everyday or once a month, you may find yourself wonder what they heck you’re going to talk about next. Don’t panic. Even the pros go through this. What I’ve learned from some of the best producers in the radio biz is that there’s always an idea out there. It might not be a new idea but there’s always a way to make it fresh. And, inspiration is out there if you know where to look. In this episode I give you 5 great ways to pull amazing show topics out of your but...
023 Does Your Professional Intro Turn Off Listeners?
August 02, 2016 10:30 - 7 minutes - 11.3 MBOne mistake many new podcasters make is that they 1) think they need a professionally produced intro and then 2) create an intro that doesn’t match their brand. Talk about a bad start! Look, I know a produced podcast intro can sound slick and sexy and it makes your podcast feel all shiny and cool. And, when you’re starting out it’s easy to think that this is a necessary element to a great podcast. You might even have discovered a killer deal in a podcast group. But, let’s look beyond the s...
022 Stop Answering Your Own Questions
July 26, 2016 15:50 - 4 minutes - 6.68 MBIf you have guests on your show - are you stealing their spotlight? Are you treating your show like it’s a ventriloquist act where you ask and answer the questions while your willing expert sits mutely by? You might have fallen into the Ask-Answer-Ask trap. I hear this all the time and (confession) I’ve done it. This is when you ask a question and then before your guest can answer, you answer it yourself only to realize you need to ask a question to have a conversation with your guest so y...
021 Stop Making Your Listener Feel Dumb
July 19, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.11 MBWant to know a quick way to lose a lot of listeners? Assume they know what you’re talking about. Talk over their heads and they’ll be hitting delete lickety split. In this podcast, I explain a few simple ways that you can avoid making your audience feel dumb. Because, who likes to feel dumb? Look, they already know you know more than them - or at least they hope you do since that’s why they are tuning in - but that doesn’t mean you have to rub it in their faces. You may not even know you a...
020 Shit In is Shit Out
July 12, 2016 10:30 - 4 minutes - 7.24 MBThere is no delicate way to say this. When it comes to recording, shit in, is shit out - if you record your podcast with peaking, hot levels it’s going to sound like shit and there is nothing you can do to fix it. I see this question come up all the time in the podcaster Facebook groups and forums. Podcasters desperately seeking a solution to that buzzing and hard to listen to sound that sounded so nice coming out of their mouth. And every time, they have to face facts. You can’t fix it. Y...
019 Tell us About Yourself is NOT a Question
July 05, 2016 10:30 - 4 minutes - 7.23 MBDon’t be fooled by the podcast gurus who love to throw this out as a way to start the show. “Tell us about yourself” is not a question and it’s definitely no way to start an interview! Look, I’m not calling anyone out here - unbunch your panties, folks. There are a lot of podcasters who do this. But that doesn’t make it right. In fact, it’s flat out wrong! I suspect that someone started doing it and then a whole bunch of people decided to copy this bad habit. Nobody on tv or radio does t...
018 Using the Power of Silence in Podcasts
June 28, 2016 10:30 - 4 minutes - 6.85 MBDo you have verbal diarrhea or do you tap the power of silence. In this episode, I’ll explain why shutting up during your podcast may just be what you need to engage your audience and turn them into raving fans.
017 Lower Your Podcast Voice (How to)
June 21, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 7.52 MBIt doesn’t matter if your voice is a high-pitcher squeaker or a low rumbler, this one little trick will take your voice down a notch on your next podcast. And, reduce the strain on your vocal cords. You won’t believe how simple it is to sound sexier, more professional and be easier to listen to...
016 A Workout for Your Podcasting Voice
June 14, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.15 MBWe weren’t all born with deep booming voices but that doesn’t mean we can’t make the most of what we have. In this episode, I walk you through a couple of great exercise to make sure your voice is warmed up and sounding great before you hit record. Put your spandex on, grab your sweat band and let’s pump up those flabby vocals with my podcasting voice workout.
015 Extro Your Guest Like a Pro
June 07, 2016 10:30 - 4 minutes - 7.4 MBA professional sounding guest extro doesn’t just make you sound good, it can also increase the chances your show will get shared and take care of your audience at the same time. If you’re not paying attention to how you’re going to thank and say goodbye to your guest, you’re missing a major opportunity. Let’s fix that. In this episode, I’ll explain what your guest extro should sound like and how to pull it off in a win, win, win way.
014 Mastering Open Ended Questions
May 31, 2016 10:30 - 4 minutes - 6.33 MBOpen ended questions are your friend. And, I’m going to go ahead and play favorites...How and Why are the bestest friends podcaster can have. In this episode, I explain why I have a sticky note with these two words right behind my mic and how I use them to create kick-ass content.
013 What You Should (& Shouldn't) Edit Out of Your Podcast
May 24, 2016 10:30 - 4 minutes - 7.15 MBI need to tell you something and you may not like it. Here goes. You’re not perfect. Shocking, I know. The good news is - you don’t need to be because there’s this magical thing called editing. I believe that you should be editing your podcast. Few people can pull off a great show without a bit of tidying up. We’re talking about having years of experience; hundreds of hours logged behind the mic before you’re pulling off a perfect show. And frankly, if you try too hard to deliver it perfec...
012 Kill the Encouragement
May 17, 2016 10:30 - 3 minutes - 6.5 MBCan you imagine, uh-huh, if we wrote, yeah, the way some people, uh-huh, run their podcast, yeah, with a steady stream of, uh-huh, verbal encouragements? It would suck. And if you’re doing this in your podcasts, it sucks there too. Find out what your uh-huhs and yeahs are really saying to the audience and guest and why you need to kill them. Now.
011 Stop Commentating Your Podcast
May 10, 2016 10:30 - 3 minutes - 5.51 MBAre you wasting your listener’s time with pointless play by play commentary of your podcast? In this podcast I explain why you need to cut it out and ‘get on with it!’
010 Should You Script Your Podcast
May 03, 2016 10:30 - 4 minutes - 6.74 MBSounding like a pro means sounding like you are not reading a script while having the precision of a scripted show. Sound complicated? It is but in this podcast I explain how you can solve the scripting dilemma with ease.
009 Headphones Not Optional
April 26, 2016 10:30 - 5 minutes - 8.76 MBDo you wear headphones when you record your podcast? You should! That is, if you want to sound and look like a pro. Wait, what? Headphones make you sound better? You bet. Here’s the deal, when you have headphones you can hear your guests better, you can hear yourself better and you might will perform better. I know one thing for sure, good headphones made a big difference in my confidence as a rookie radio DJ. I remember buying my first set of cans (that’s radio lingo for headphones). I...