"The McElroy boys are some of the most well-respected folks in podcasting (also some of the nicest, but I guess that's less relevant here), and this book is them sitting down with you and talking you through podcasting, every step of the way. This is a lifetime of podcasting experience in one easy-to-read book. Why are you still reading this quote? If you want to learn how to podcast, just buy this book already." -- Joseph Fink, New York Times bestselling author and creator of Welcome to Night Vale "The secret to successful podcasting is that people like hanging out with their friends. The McElroys are your friends. So you hang out with them in your ears. There. I just wrote the book for you in one blurb.
But buy this book anyway because, like all the McElroys, it's super funny, kind, genuinely instructive and wise, and just fun to be around." -- John Hodgman, New York Times bestselling author of Medallion Status and Vactionland "The McElroy brothers are the first family of podcasting. They managed to write a book that proves they can be funny and true to themselves while still doling out great information. It's a legitimate and thorough how-to for anyone interested in podcasting, filled with real advice (this time) along with a generous side helping of humor and wit." -- Chuck Bryant, cohost of Stuff You Should Know "When it comes to the fine art of podcasting, the McElroy brothers are experts, and their advice should always be followed. I venture to say that nobody understands better than Justin, Travis, and Griffin how to create podcasts that are not only brilliant, funny, and humane, but also (and here is the hard part!) successful. Written with their trademark generosity, humor, and modesty, this book is a treasure trove of information and wisdom that I suspect people will be consulting for years. A valuable offering, indeed!" -- Elizabeth Gilbert, New York Times bestselling author of City of Girls and Eat, Pray, Love "The McElroys have injected their signature quirk and humor into every page.
More than that, they make the sometimes-daunting process of podcasting completely approachable. It's not just funny; it contains truly good advice that one would expect from a family with their experience. Even readers who open the book without the desire to start a podcast might be inspired to give it a try." -- Booklist "This is a course on podcasting, except very funny, very current and (as one would hope) so listenable I devoured it in a day. a thorough resource for anyone remotely interested in the world of D.I.Y. podcasting.
" -- New York Times (on the audiobook) "Everybody has a Podcast is funny, self-deprecating and, yes, smart and encouraging. If you're interested in podcasting.the McElroy's book is a good place to start." -- Ron Charles, Washington Post.