Give Your Group Something Worth Talking About.
 
Bring something fresh, practical, and engaging to your next workshop, cohort, small group, ministry, enrichment program, professional development session, or community experience.
 
Is This Thing On? The Super Simple Guide to Planning, Launching, and Scaling Your Podcast gives participants a hands-on way to explore ideas, experiences, expertise, creativity, communication, personal development, professional growth, and digital confidence — all through the lens of podcasting.
 
Each bulk set includes 25 individual paperback books so every participant has a resource of their own to read, discuss, reflect on, work through, and keep.
 
One Set Equips 25 Participants.
 
Use the books as the foundation for a group experience, add them to programming you already have, or build several sessions around the topics inside.
 
The goal is not simply to teach people how to start a podcast.
 
The bigger opportunity is to help participants explore what they know, what they have experienced, what they care about, what they can teach, and what they may be ready to share.
 
One Book Can Open Up a Lot of Conversation.
 
What could you teach?
 
What story have you lived?
 
What have you learned the hard way?
 
What topic could you talk about for an hour?
 
What does your community need to hear?
 
What knowledge should not be lost?
 
What idea keeps coming back to you?
 
Those questions can lead to much more than a podcast.
 
They can spark conversation, creativity, reflection, connection, confidence, storytelling, leadership, legacy, and action.
 
There Is No One “Right” Podcast Topic.
 
A podcast can begin with almost anything.
 
A profession.
A hobby.
A testimony.
A life lesson.
A business idea.
A family story.
A passion.
A skill.
A cause.
A question.
 
Topics can range from careers, relationships, faith, business, books, food, travel, music, sports, hobbies, entrepreneurship, culture, community, family history, professional expertise, wellness conversations, and lived experiences to ideas completely unique to the person behind the mic.
 
Everyone in the group does not have to create the same thing.
 
That is part of what makes the experience interesting.
 
Learn It. Talk About It. Make It Your Own.
 
Readers explore practical concepts connected to:
 
Podcast planning + development
Audience + purpose
Content development
Personal branding
Marketing
Networking + relationship-building
Platform development
Launching
Growth + next steps
 
The content is designed to be approachable and easy to digest without burying readers in unnecessary jargon or information overload.
 
Read a section.
 
Talk about it.
 
Think it through.
 
Apply it.
 
Keep going.
 
Made for All Kinds of Groups.
 
Churches, Ministries + Small Groups
Testimony • Teaching • Ministry • Purpose • Fellowship • Intergenerational Connection
 
Active Senior Day Centers
Life Stories • Legacy • Expertise • Hobbies • Memories • Creativity • Digital Confidence
 
Community Centers
Culture • Community Stories • Interests • Entrepreneurship • Creativity • Connection
 
Digital Literacy Programs
Content Creation • Media Literacy • Communication • Online Presence • Digital Confidence
 
K–12 Charter + Private Schools
Educator Development • Media Literacy • Family Engagement • School Communications •
Professional Learning
 
Adult Education Programs
Career Development • Entrepreneurship • Communication • Technology • Workforce Readiness • Continuing Education
 
Pod Therapy + Support-Centered Groups
Lived Experience • Reflection • Resilience • Personal Growth • Perspective • Meaningful Conversation
 
Already Have Programming in Place? Add This to It.
 
You do not have to create an entirely new program around the book.
 
Use selected chapters during a workshop.
 
Create group discussions around key concepts.
 
Assign reading between cohort sessions.
 
Pair the book with personal or professional development programming.
 
Use podcast development as a project-based learning experience.
 
Let participants develop individual ideas while learning together.
 
Or use the book as a take-home resource that keeps the experience going after the group session ends.
 
Use it in the way that makes the most sense for your group.
 
Why a Set of 25?
 
Because every participant gets something of their own.
 
Something to read.
 
Something to think about.
 
Something to discuss.
 
Something to build from.
 
Something to keep.
 
Twenty-five people can walk into the same experience and leave with 25 completely different ideas, perspectives, stories, interests, and possibilities.
 
That is when a box of books becomes something more.
 
It becomes programming.
 
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?
 
Bring the books into your organization independently, or explore facilitation support to create an even more engaging experience around the content.
 
Ready to Bring Something Fresh to Your Group?
 
Give participants something they can read, discuss, think through, make their own, and put into action.
 
One Set. 25 Books. Plenty to Explore.
 
Choose the number of 25-book sets your organization needs and bring Is This Thing On? to your next group experience.