Topic: Podcast Growth

A recent three-week hiatus from the podcast is explained by the challenges of balancing various roles, including a part-time marketing and leadership job held for the last few years. The speaker discusses the difficulty of admitting to these "extra" responsibilities while trying to maintain a specific image. This realization leads to a commitment to being more "real" and adjusting the podcast format to fit a busy lifestyle.

Jonnie Jensen opens the program by noting a recent surge in listenership following an interview with Michael Cerver. He highlights the value of connecting with high-profile guests and references a recent episode with Dr. Steve Badansky regarding sexual health and orgasms. The host emphasizes the importance of targeting specific individuals for professional connections and guest appearances to build a high-value network.

Men are encouraged to audit how often they say yes to fun and when they last connected with old friends or booked travel. Being "dull as dishwater" affects how others perceive and interact with an individual, making personal initiative vital for change. Listeners are invited to book a Super Dad Discovery Call at teamsuperdad.com and subscribe to the podcast for continued support in achieving success at home and work.

The Team Superdad podcast returns for February 2023 after a year-long hiatus. The discussion emphasizes the importance of resuming projects after setbacks or pauses, comparing the process to continuing a book or returning to a diet after weight gain.

Jonnie Jensen concludes the episode by reflecting on the inspiring nature of Mark Ormrod's journey and relationship. He encourages listeners to join the Team Superdad community and explore the Hero Academy, a 90-day program for personal development. The segment ends with a call to subscribe to the podcast and a reminder that dads are not alone in their struggles.

The episode concludes with a look at the growth of the Team Superdad community. Plans for future "dangerous" events are discussed, including canyoning in Wales with the Bearded Man Adventure crew and potential trips to Chamonix in September. The hosts encourage listeners to subscribe and rate the podcast before signing off.

Jonnie Jensen and Glen, known as "A Dating Dad" on Twitter, open the Friday "Wrap Up" session of Team Super Dad. They discuss the show's global reach, noting that 46% of their audience is based in the United States. The conversation touches on the stereotypical "Mary Poppins" accents Americans use to imitate the British and the common questions British teenagers face when visiting America.

Tracy Poizner shares that her podcast, hosted on Anchor.fm, has reached listeners in 74 countries, illustrating the global demand for step-parenting resources. She reflects on the process of building a niche Facebook group and the realization that even specific audiences can find large communities online. Jensen admits that many dads, including himself in the past, often fail to seek out the help that is available until long after they need it.

The episode concludes with a summary of the show's purpose and a call for listeners to subscribe and leave reviews on podcast platforms. The hosts celebrate the rising listener numbers and direct the audience to the Team Superdad website for further resources before the final sign-off.

The hosts encourage listeners to share the podcast link with other fathers and mothers to help grow the audience. They note that while the show is targeted at dads, they frequently receive positive feedback from mothers who enjoy the humorous banter and serious topical episodes.