Today we are looking at the Skeptic Metaphysicians. Their description is, "Like Mulder from the X-Files, we want to believe. So we've embarked on a journey of discovery. We've talked to people deeply entrenched in the spiritual, metaphysical, mental health and self-help worlds. We've thrown ourselves into weird and wonderful experiences, and we're sharing them with you in an effort to find the trick to self-growth. Whether your interests lie in the metaphysical or the spiritual or even grounded in the three-dimensional world, this show will help you explore the endless possibilities of self-growth....tinged with a hint of the supernatural. New episodes every Wednesday!

Check out their website at www.skepticmetaphysician.com

• Some really good questions were asked
• You did a GREAT job of being skeptical without being cynical (a very safe space)
• You didn't interrupt the guest when they were in the thick of a story
• We loved your description of the show
• You did a great job of stepping into the shoes of your guest.
• You take the show seriously but still kept it light.
• The website looks great using Podpage
• Your "final" answer showed vulnerability and was amazing.
• Great job explaining the roles (scientist) of the people involved.
• The podcast sounds great.

• We loved your description, but it took a little long to get to that description
• Who is Karen? (neither the episode or the website answered this question).
• You (in some cases) ask a question and add a description/backstory. Flip the content around and set up the question and ask the question last (so the guest hears the question last).
• Don't forget to use people's names when you have multiple hosts.
• Get comfortable with awkward pauses
• Use one call to action (and rotate if needed).
• FYI, ratings and reviews do not help you be found in Apple (social proof only)
• Do not refer to the listener as "listeners."

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