Over the past few years, I’ve been building something called Wooble —a creative network that brings together creators, mentors, and storytellers to ask real questions, share proof of work, and grow in public.
In the journey we also built a youtube podcast Wooble Nexus to make people aware about this. Here are some tips from the youtube podcast.
1. Don’t over-edit your humanness.
If you're building a podcast around storytelling and connection, remember: polished ≠ powerful. Some of the most magnetic podcast moments come from voice cracks, laughter, silence.
Tip: Instead of removing every “um,” leave in the ones that make you sound real.
2. Don’t skip structure just because your tone is soft.
A cozy tone doesn’t mean chaotic delivery. Even slow stories need a rhythm—beginning, build-up, breath, close.
Tip: Map your episodes like a short story or a zine spread: intro, moment, insight, close.
3. Don’t obsess over equipment at the beginning.
I’ve seen creators stall for months over mic models. Start with what you have. People forgive grainy audio if the story is clear.
Tip: Use your phone + editing app + Canva for cover art. Ship first, polish later.
4. Don’t wait until it’s perfect to share.
Perfection is procrastination in disguise. Start with a 3-episode “season zero.” Let your early listeners shape the show.
What we did at Wooble: Early access feedback loops. Our community shaped the direction with their questions.
