The Engaging Life and Leadership podcast is\xc2\xa0\xc2\xa0Discussing relevant answers for Christian men AND women in leadership positions. \xc2\xa0Easy to remember \xe2\u20ac\u201c Simple to apply. It is hosted by Darren Dake and Anita Brooks. You can find their website at www.engaginglifeandleadership.com (http://www.engaginglifeandleadership.com)\nThis episode features the first appearance from Erik K. Johnson of Podcast Talent Coach (http://www.podcasttalentcoach.com)\nThings They Are Doing Well\nDarren and Anita have extensive backgrounds and they backup any points they make with stories and examples.\nThey have good audio quality, and a warm and friendly tone.\nOverall, content is solid. \xc2\xa0Great examples of putting each suggestion to use.\nThe show had a strong topic (prosperity mindset) focus weaved through the entire show\nThey do a good job of contributing to the show without stepping all over each other.\nYou do a good job of explaining what to expect at the beginning of the show.\nTheir website is easy to navigate, and I didn\u2019t have to search for a play button.\nThings They Could Tweak\nWhen I first visited their site the contact page was having issues\nThey are using Audacity to add the ID3 tags to their audio. As they are on a Mac, I recommend using ID3 Editor from pa-software.com\xc2 (http://www.pa-software.com/id3editor/)\nYou are currently using Feedburner.com for your feed. I would move away. Currently your album artwork does not display in Stitcher\nYou tag line on your artwork is very hard to read when it comes up in search results in iTunes\nYou were sending people to another site to locate your books. I would put a direct link to your books on the site.\n\xc2\xa0Both hosts sound very well versed in the subject matter. \xc2\xa0\xc2\xa0However, we never learn their story. \xc2\xa0Why should I trust what they are saying? \xc2\xa0Incorporate your backstory into the content.\nThe introduction is long and not quite focused. \xc2\xa0It includes everything from church leaders to business owners. \xc2\xa0Who is our target here?\nMove the Patreon segment further into the podcast.\nThere were lots of lists that became confusing. \xc2\xa0I think there were 4. \xc2\xa0Be sure to recap the lists when you finish them.\nThey seemed to use\xc2\xa0\xc2\xa0\xe2\u20ac\u0153we\xe2\u20ac\u2122ve talked about that before\xe2\u20ac quite often. \xc2\xa0Even the first paragraph of the show notes say \xe2\u20ac\u0153As we\xe2\u20ac\u2122ve discussed on previous programs\xe2\u20ac\xa6\xe2\u20ac \xc2\xa0This is not welcoming for new listeners. \xc2\xa0A new listener might feel like they missed something.\nThe end of show could use a bit of a tune up. You had a recap. You had news. You had calls to actions (pural on purpose). These were all valid information, but could be organized just a bit more. Try to determine what is THE thing you want to ask your audience to do. If you give them too many choices, they won\u2019t choose any of the options available.\n Find them in iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/engaging-life-leadership-discussing/id653847328?mt=2&uo=4&at=10l5Go)\n(http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PodcastReviewShow/~4/HkNExRUPt2w)