Jay Clouse helps people become professional creators and is the host of Creative Elements. The podcast recently joined HubSpot's podcast network and I brought Jay on to talk about the behind-the-scenes aspects of how this happened. You can listen to that episode here. To make sure you don't miss additional episodes, including the next one with more from Jay, subscribe to Build a Big Podcast here. In this episode, which is Part 2 of a four-part series, I'm back with some commentary on what Jay and I talked about regarding his podcast foundation, adding new perspective to the elements you need to have in place to get a podcast network or radio broadcast company interested in your podcast.  Topics on this Episode: "Non-Podcast" skills for podcasters Podcast mentorship Why Facebook sucks as far as getting feedback on your podcast Putting together a pilot episode for under $200 A hosting lesson from Rush Limbaugh The process of winning over people at podcast networks and radio broadcasting companies Links to Things I Talk About: Creative Elements HubSpot Podcast Network Dave Jackson Neil Hedley This episode is brought to you by Riverside ... Riverside is online recording software that makes it easy for podcasters to record studio-quality interviews from anywhere. Try it free and, if you like it, get 15% off any membership plan when you use the code BIGPODCAST.