ASOM Pod EP81: Goodbye
Jan 22, 2026
Four entrepreneurs candidly reflect on the decision to close a long-running show. They discuss the real costs of production, travel, and staffing. Conversations cover the creative value of in-person recording and the toll of batching episodes. They talk about niche audience limits, shifting priorities, and the unexpected benefits of networking and personal growth.
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Stop When A Pod Competes With Your Business
- If your podcast competes with your business priorities, change course or stop.
- Prioritize your core business when the show becomes a distraction rather than a strategic asset.
Time Is The Hidden Killer Of Podcasts
- Most podcasts fail early because consistent time and energy are underestimated.
- The invisible cost of ongoing production is the primary driver of attrition.
From Adrenaline To Burnout, Yet Worth It
- Amer described the early adrenaline and later burnout from long travel and back-to-back recordings.
- He still says he'd do it again and gained deep friendships and professional growth from the process.