November Recap: The month has been relatively quiet, offering a well-deserved break and time for preparation. November primarily focused on gearing up for upcoming events, such as Pod Fest, and organizing content for the beginning of the next year.
Upcoming Plans: J.R. is concluding the last few interviews for now and aims to resume recordings in January. The primary focus will be on content curation and participation in events like Pod Fest and Lexington Comic-Con. Additionally, the Spears interview is gaining traction, with developed plans for the show's progression.
Shifting Focus: Reflecting on the podcasting landscape, J.R. discusses stepping back from broader podcasting community involvement and focusing on enriching the podcast's content. He mentions exploring influencer opportunities on platforms like TikTok to engage with the audience more effectively.
Podcasting Realities: J.R. shares insights gained from experience, highlighting that podcasting encompasses more than just production. Managing various aspects around the podcast requires additional roles and responsibilities.
Engaging with Listeners: Grateful for the audience's support, J.R. acknowledges the positive reception of the Rise and Fall series. This series sheds light on overlooked TV shows and movies that deserve more attention, promising an exciting segment for listeners.
Looking Ahead: January promises diverse content, especially in professional wrestling following significant announcements from RW and WWE. J.R. hints at exploring popular topics, such as the "Spears under review," to provide listeners with a comprehensive experience.
Closing Remarks: J.R. concludes by emphasizing his enthusiasm for the ongoing developments and opportunities within the podcasting landscape. He invites listeners to engage further across various social media platforms.
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