25 Books. One Fresh Small-Group Experience. Lots of Possibilities.
 
Looking for something fun, practical, engaging, and easy to bring to your group?
 
You found it.
 
is this thing on? is a colorful, easy-to-follow paperback guide designed to help readers understand the process of planning, launching, and growing a podcast — without making the process feel complicated or overwhelming.
 
It breaks podcasting down into simple, practical steps that help readers move from wondering what to do next to actually doing it.
 
No information overload.
 
No unnecessarily complicated explanations.
 
No need to know everything about podcasting before getting started.
 
Just practical guidance, useful prompts, actionable steps, space to think, and an approachable way to move an idea forward.
 
One Set Equips 25 Participants.
 
Each bulk set includes 25 individual paperback books for participants to read, work through, learn from, and keep.
 
Use your set for workshops, cohorts, small groups, enrichment programs, professional development, digital literacy initiatives, ministry programs, community programming, discussion groups, special events, and intergenerational experiences.
 
Podcasting Is the Tool. What Your Group Does With It Is Where the Fun Begins.
 
Podcasting can become a vehicle for teaching, storytelling, creativity, connection, reflection, leadership, professional development, digital confidence, testimony, legacy, and sharing what you know.
 
And a podcast can be about almost anything.
 
Food + Cooking • Careers • Relationships • Faith • Business • Books • Travel • Music • Sports • Hobbies • Family Stories • Entrepreneurship • Community • Culture • Professional Expertise • Life Lessons • Personal Experiences • Wellness Conversations
 
Participants do not all have to create the same kind of podcast.
 
That is part of what makes the experience interesting.
 
The book helps readers think through important questions such as:
 
Who do I want to reach?
What do I want to talk about?
Why does it matter?
When and where will I create?
How do I begin?
 
From there, readers can start turning ideas into clearer plans and practical next steps.
 
Learn. Think. Plan. Take Action.
 
The approach is intentionally simple.
 
Learn the next step.
 
Think through the idea.
 
Make a decision.
 
Capture the plan.
 
Take action.
 
Readers are introduced to podcast planning along with practical concepts connected to content development, personal branding, marketing, networking, audience-building, and creating a podcast brand.
 
The goal is not to overwhelm readers with everything they could possibly know about podcasting.
 
The goal is to help them understand what matters, start somewhere, and keep moving.
 
Made for All Kinds of Groups.
 
Churches, Ministries + Small Groups
Testimony • Teaching • Ministry • Fellowship • Purpose • Intergenerational Connection
 
Active Senior Day Centers
Life Stories • Legacy • Hobbies • Memories • Creativity • Digital Confidence
 
Community Centers
Culture • Interests • Neighborhood Stories • Connection • Creativity
 
Digital Literacy Programs
Content Creation • Communication • Media • Audience • Digital Confidence
 
K–12 Charter + Private Schools
Educator Development • Media Literacy • Family Engagement • School Communications
 
Adult Education Programs
Career Development • Entrepreneurship • Communication • Technology • Continuing Education
 
Pod Therapy + Support-Centered Groups
Lived Experience • Reflection • Resilience • Personal Growth • Meaningful Conversation
 
Simple Enough to Start. Flexible Enough to Make Your Own.
 
Readers do not need a professional studio or elaborate setup just to begin exploring an idea.
 
Sometimes the first question is simply:
 
What Could I Talk About?
 
A hobby can become a topic.
Professional knowledge can become teaching content.
A life experience can become encouragement.
A conversation can become an episode idea.
A family story can become legacy.
A passion can become something worth sharing.
 
Start with the idea. Learn the process. Build the plan. See where it can go.
 
What Readers Are Saying
 
“You get what you need and can move on.”
— M.D., Reader Review
 
“I love the action and accountability part of this book because it encourages you to take action and hold yourself accountable.”
— Reader Review
 
“Simple and enthusiastic advice…without ever complicating the steps you need to take.”
— Krewe Logistics, Reader Review
 
Now Imagine Putting That Experience Into the Hands of 25 People.
 
One book for each participant.
 
Something to read.
Something to think through.
Something to talk about.
Something to learn from.
Something to plan with.
Something that can help turn an idea into action.
 
That Is What Makes a 25-Book Set More Than a Box of Books.
 
It becomes a resource your group can actually use.
 
Already Have a Program? Add This to It.
 
Use selected chapters during a workshop.
 
Build several sessions around the book.
 
Create conversations around the concepts.
 
Assign reading between meetings.
 
Let participants work independently.
 
Or use the book as a take-home resource that keeps participants learning, thinking, and doing after the session ends.
 
Use it in the way that makes the most sense for your group.
 
Want Help Bringing the Experience to Life?
 
The books can stand on their own — but they do not have to.
 
Organizations can also inquire about author-led cohorts, workshop facilitation, speaking engagements, and group experiences featuring is this thing on?
 
Ready to Give Your Group Something Different?
 
Not another packet that gets tossed aside.
 
Not another lecture people forget.
 
Something practical.
 
Something engaging.
 
Something participants can make their own.
 
Something that gets people learning, thinking, talking, planning, creating, and doing.
 
One Set. 25 People. Plenty of Possibilities.
 
Choose the number of 25-book sets your organization needs and bring is this thing on? to your group.