New Podcast: Ordinary Celebrity

My new podcast highlights the celebrity in everyone. Is it all for the sneaky goal of getting coffee with Tom Cruise? Hmmm. That’s up to you to decide. But everyone has something worthy of celebrating.

I went and did a thing.

I started a podcast. I’m excited about Ordinary Celebrity. I am a reader. I don’t listen to a ton of podcasts. When I do, I typically listen at 1.5x speed. I know I can read faster than I can listen, and when I’m digesting content, sometimes I want to do so at my own speed.

However, I think the podcast thing may be a thing. Apparently the rest of you enjoy them.

I’ve been encouraged by some (and dreamed with others) about starting a podcast. I floated the idea of a stand-up routine to a few folks, but that met with seated silence. Years ago, I commiserated with a few folks about having a radio show to talk about fantasy football and my valuable opinion about everything else. That didn’t take either.

But anyone can start a podcast. Thus, Ordinary Celebrity.. I was featured on the Life Experienced podcast a while back, and Ethan’s know-how was a nudge for me as well! I was brainstorming with Jonathan Kabongo a few weeks back, and I confessed to him my desire to have coffee with Tom Cruise, to visit with him, and how much fun it would be to have a podcast where I talked real life with celebrities. He mentioned that everyone has a story. When I looked into the word “celebrity,” it simply means “someone/something worthy of celebrating.” And that’s when it hit me, and this new podcast was birthed.

Whether someone has achieved public celebrity (Tom) or your next-door neighbor, classmate, parent, or co-worker, everyone deserves celebrity. And that’s what this podcast will be about.

Maybe it will get big enough to allow me to sit down with Tom over a cup of coffee and a microphone.

I want to invite along for the journey.

A few deets:

I’ve chosen to podcast through Anchor at the recommendation of Sam (who beat me to a fantasy football podcast) and Ethan. One nice feature: you can use Anchor to leave voice messages that I can use in future podcast episodes for a “look back” at previous episodes.

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