Finding Your Voice & What Keeps Listeners Coming Back Every podcast has a voice, but the most memorable ones have a personality. In this episode of Podcast Insider, Mike, Dave, and MacKenzie break down how your voice, tone, and delivery shape your show’s identity. From finding your natural rhythm to maintaining authenticity without losing polish, we’ll help you understand what keeps listeners coming back — and how to make every episode sound like you. Today’s Hosts: Mike Dell, Dave Clements, & MacKenzie Bennett Your Voice Is Your Brand Your “voice” is more than just what comes out of the microphone. It’s your presence, rhythm, and the way you approach your topics and guests. Ask yourself: Does my delivery reflect the energy of my show? Does it match my audience’s expectations? Am I being conversational, or just reading at them? Your voice is the thread that ties every episode together — it’s what listeners recognize and come back for. 💡 Blubrry helps: From hosting to websites, our platform helps you define and share your podcast identity — the way you want it heard. Tone Sets the Mood Tone is the emotional layer of your show. Whether you’re lighthearted, educational, or serious, being intentional with your tone keeps listeners engaged. Listeners return when they feel comfortable and connected. A consistent tone builds trust — even subtle shifts can make a big difference. 💡 Blubrry helps: With detailed episode notes and show descriptions, you can set the tone before a listener ever hits play. Personality Builds Connection The podcasts people fall in love with have one thing in common — personality. Your quirks, humor, or unique way of explaining things make your show stand out. That authenticity is what turns casual listeners into loyal fans. Be genuine, not scripted: React naturally Tell stories from your own experience Let your enthusiasm and curiosity come through 💡 Blubrry helps: Our Pod2Vid tool lets your personality shine across platforms by turning your episodes into engaging, shareable videos. Authentic ≠ Unpolished