Season 3 of Podcaster Stories launches on Thursday, January 28, so in this bonus episode I just wanted to share what you can expect when the new season comes out.

Building on the slight change in direction in Season 2, where the show went deeper into the personal stories of my guests, Season 3 will continue to share the amazing stories of the people behind the voices of the shows we listen to.

• Kicking off the season will be Fitz Koehler, a breast cancer survivor who overcame a 16-month battle with cancer while continuing to try and live the life she'd built for herself prior to her diagnosis.
• After that, I'll be talking with Roman Prokopchuk, who at one time in his life worked for the Secret Service. Following the personal tragedy he and his wife suffered, Roman is now the foster parent to 23 kids, so I can't wait to share his story.

These are just a couple of examples of the amazing guests that are lined up for this new season.

A new feature of the show that I hope you'll like is the ability to recommend shows and podcasters to me. If there's someone that you feel has an amazing personal story to share, and you'd love to see their podcast reach new ears, you can send their details to me, and I'll check it out!

Simply head on over to the contact page on Podcaster Stories, and follow the steps there.

I hope you had a safe and happy time over the holidays. 2020 was one heck of a year, and hopefully 2021 will be the year we can start returning to some form of normality.

I'm really excited to return with season 3, and can't wait to start sharing with you, starting on Thursday, January 28. I'll see you then.

Contact me: danny@podcasterstories.com

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Season 3 of Podcaster Stories launches on Thursday, January 28,

so in this bonus episode I just wanted to share

what you can expect when the new season comes out.

Building on the slight change in direction in Season 2,

where the show went deeper into the personal stories of

my guests, Season 3 will continue to share the amazing

stories of the people behind the voices of the shows

we listen to. Kicking off the season will be Fitz

Koehler, a breast cancer survivor who overcame a 16 month

battle with cancer while continuing to try and live the

life she’d built for herself prior to her diagnosis. After

that, I’ll be talking with Roman Prokopchuk, who at one

time in his life worked for the Secret Service. Following

the personal tragedy he and his wife suffered, Roman is

now the foster parent to 23 kids, so I can’t

wait to share his story.

These are just a couple of examples of the amazing

guests that are lined up for this new season. If

you’re a regular listener to the show (and thank you

if you are!), you’ll have noticed the slight change in

format last season. Instead of the 14 episodes that were

in Season One, Podcaster Stories now has 8 episodes. This

came about through the feedback I’ve received from kind listeners

like yourself, who really enjoyed the longer format of the

show, and the deeper dive into the lives of the

guests as a result. Because of this, I’ve shortened the

seasons so each episode can be enjoyed more, and listeners

can easily revisit any episodes that might have been missed

the first time around. To help with that, I’m currently

creating curated collections of each season, so you can listen

at your own pace wherever you are.

I’ll share more details about that soon. A new feature

of the show that I hope you’ll like is the

ability to recommend shows and podcasters to me. If there’s

someone that you feel has an amazing personal story to

share, and you’d love to see their podcast reach new

ears, you can send their details to me, and I’ll

check it out! Simply head on over to podcasterstories.com/contact, and

follow the steps there. The podcast continues to be received

well, and I’m really grateful for that. From reviews of

the show, to emails talking about specific episodes, it’s truly

humbling to know people enjoy listening to the show as

much as I enjoy making it. So thank you. If

you enjoy the show and you want to leave a

review of your own, you can do so at lovethepodcast.com/podcasterstories.

There, you can leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher,

Podchaser, and Castbox. I hope you had a safe and

happy time over the holidays. 2020 was one heck of

a year to put it mildly, and hopefully 2021 will

be the year we can start returning to some form

of normality. I’m really excited to return with season 3,

and can’t wait to start sharing with you, starting on

Thursday, January 28. I’ll see you then.