W0hat Expert Authority World™ is saying about the show:

  • Great show!
    by Gisele_Oliveira from United States

    I'm absolutely hooked on this podcast! Huge kudos to Mario for consistently delivering top-notch episodes. Keep up the fantastic work!

  • Amazing Guests, Real World Advice
    by Demi @ Comcastro.com from United States

    Just wanted to say thank you, Mario! Great practical ideas and such enthusiasm. I recommend this show for anyone looking to change their mindset through access to access to some great real world inspiration.

  • These podcasts have some great nuggets!!
    by Jen from Fort Worth from United States

    Mario has an A guest list that go out of their way to give you their best tips to be successful in your business endeavor. I’ve learned so much in a short amount of time. Highly recommend!

  • Inspiring Real World and Practical
    by SheriTraxler from United States

    Love the inspiration of “hey if they can do this so can I “ And that there is practical ideas from their expertise too Also love the variety of times

  • SUPER PRO production, and better content
    by JoshRamsey from South Africa

    Hits the nail on the head, and brings practical insight while doing it!

  • Enthusiasm and experience
    by Cfow110 from United States

    Mario is an enthusiastic experienced interviewer. He creates conversations with great content but also leaves room for some whimsy with his imperfect action round questions.

  • What an Enjoyable Show!
    by BretRidgway from United States

    Mario Frachini is the consummate pro when it comes to being a podcast host. The time just flew by and the conversation was great!

  • Great Show!
    by erseburse from United States

    Always providing great content- keep it up!

  • Insightful, inspiring and empowering!!
    by Anya Bartholomew from United States

    This is a gem!! You've got to pay attention to "little" things to appreciation the power of this incredible useful information!! The more you listen, the more you love it! Try and you'll see!!

  • Love love love
    by Tanyamariedube from Canada

    What a great show. I loved listening to your episode with Dave Lorenzo on the 60 Second Sale. As someone who loves sales (but loathed them when I started with cold calls and cold door knocking), I loved what he said about hearing the word “no”. In sales, we are trained to look for the no’s. It makes us really good at it if we can really get into it. What you two were talking about with regard to how our limitations are i’’our minds really resonated with me. I love that because it’s a game changer when you understand that sales is just about helping people solve a massive problem and getting paid for it and then taking imperfect action, get on your feet and have fun. Thanks so much! Love this show.

  • Amazing podcast!
    by maddie@podcastingyou from United States

    This podcast is incredibly informative and empowering! Each episode is an insightful deep dive into an entrepreneurial story that highlights tenacity, innovation, and advice to help you level up in your own journey.

  • INSIGHTFUL!
    by Mitko I. from Bulgaria

    A ton of value, keep rocking!

  • Great show!
    by Gisele_Oliveira from United States

    I love this show. The host is really entertaining and the content is pure gold. This podcast became my top show. Keep up the great work, Mario!

  • Insightful and wide ranging
    by purpletom111 from United Kingdom

    This is an excellent podcast for anyone looking to optimise their business. Mario is a fabulous host with brilliant questions and a relaxed, friendly demeanour. I loved Episode 261 about Growth Marketing, really useful - high product quality is the best marketing strategy out there!

  • Brilliant insights from the best…
    by jxywvut from United States

    No matter what big business mountain you are trying to summit, the EA podcast has something amazing to inspire and teach you how to start or scale your venture. I love tuning in every day to learn actionable insights from a new expert or industry. So much value to sink your teeth into. Give it a listen!

  • Top Notch Quality Content for Authentic Leaders
    by dropinceo from United States

    A meticulous production, a highly professional host with authentic conversation creates an amazing experience for the listener. A must listen for insights and inspiration for the Entreprener or C-Suite Leader.

  • Love it!
    by Mariann!! from United States

    It’s definitely worth your time if you are trying to stay informed.

  • Actionable and Inspiring
    by Ben_Cook28 from United States

    I appreciate the authenticity, quality of the guests, and insights from this podcast

  • Essential content for your entrepreneurial journey
    by MCarmen Baldovi from United Kingdom

    Mario’s interviews are full of valuable tips from business experts that you shouldn’t miss in your entrepreneurial journey. Listening to this podcast is being a massive help for me and I hope it is for you.

  • Wealth of Information
    by KPM D. from United States

    Great interviews. Always great to have the opportunity to hear from experts in their fields and glean from their years of wisdom. Keep up the good work!

  • Packed with actionable content!
    by mwforrester from United States

    Mario has a top-notch podcast with outstanding guests! I’m able to come away with information that I can apply to my own business, to generate growth and increase my ability to provide positive impact. When you spend your time to listen to an episode of EA Effect you can be sure that you will get an amazing return on time investment.

  • Powerful!
    by MichaelUnbroken from United States

    This is the show I needed 13 years ago before I ruined my first business. I think being able to have tangible and practical insight from people who are one step ahead of you is everything congrats to Mario for an amazing show! - @MichaelUnbroken

  • First Rate Host and Brilliant Guests
    by Wade Galt from United States

    Mario is an extremely well prepared and professional host that gets the best out of his guests. He interviews fundamentally sound guests to share powerful business strategies and wisdom. Definitely worth your time to listen.

  • Great show.
    by mdaciuk from Canada

    Excellent interviews and guests. Liked the show on how to defend your reputation. “Customers, communities and critics.” Good way at looking at stakeholders. Thanks for the great content.

  • Great topics - and tips!
    by Kate | EOFire from United States

    Loving Mario’s podcast! Not only does he hit so many great topics, but his episodes are filled with tips and strategies you can actually use right now. For example, I just listened to his episode about Podmatch with Alex SanFilippo, and Mario doesn’t just read off a list of questions and move through the interview robotically - he actually has a conversation, and shares his own experiences with the power of guest podcasting and why others should be doing this to grow their own audience. Thank you, Mario! Keep up the heat!

  • So glad I found this podcast!
    by Nate804 from United States

    I’m so excited to continue jumping into episodes of this podcast. So much knowledge from so many successful business men & women. Adding this to my weekly workflow for sure!

  • So much information
    by abal31 from United States

    Such a great show. So much information and helps with many areas of our business.

  • 0285: Sales Driven Agency: Helping Founders Become Predictable, Sustainable and Scalable
    by Mary2577 from Philippines

    Thank you so much and keep on doing more great show.

  • Easily One of My Favorites
    by ScottDGray from United States

    I recently discovered Expert Authority Effect. It’s quickly worked it’s way onto my list of must listen podcasts. The episodes are less than an hour and packed with great information from top-level entrepreneurs.

  • Priceless Content!
    by megan@podcastingyou from United States

    Mario does such a good job covering a variety of topics. His guests offer awesome advice as well. I would recommend this show to anyone looking to learn more about entrepreneurship!

  • Very helpful
    by Luke and Susie from Australia

    As a business owner I love being challenged to see things a different way and be reminded of how to do thing better. This podcast has been so helpful to do that.

  • Great Show
    by emj-js from United States

    Mario does an excellent job being fun an entertaining while asking insightful questions to draw out the experise of his guests. Thoughtful, helpful conversations to make work and life better. Thanks!

  • Smart Ways to Gift
    by Michelle Kaplan from United States

    I learned some key things during Mario's interview with Chelsea Martin on gifting. What stands out is how impactful direct mail really is and how important a customized presentation of your products not only creates happy customers, but also a great referral source. Thank you!

  • Heart Centered Success
    by Macnjacs from United States

    Your interview with Brandon Fong was great. I appreciated the fact you started with the 3 steps, it was so valuable it really made me want to hear more. Thanks!

  • Love this show!
    by Gisele_Oliveira from United States

    This is so far my favorite podcast. It’s been my weekly dose of motivation and inspiration. Keep up the great work, Mario !

  • So much value!
    by Loose Seeds from United States

    The conversation with James, Sana and John Lee Dumas was awesome. Unique questions were asked by the hosts and JLD responded with gems that I stick right into my pocket. Thanks for this valuable info on how to up my podcasting game guys!

  • Always Enjoy Mario's Interviews!
    by HarloB from United States

    I really enjoy Mario and his shows. The Stress and Anger in the Workplace episode was great because it cut to the chase of all the issues around this topic. Great interview!

  • Great Podcast
    by 11Dreamer11 from United States

    Really interesting interviews that are really well done! Great listen and great for inspiration.

  • Innovative
    by Michelle Kaplan from United States

    I love Mario's energy! It captures my attention throughout his podcasts. Listenng to him and his guests, their ideas, actions, and accomplishments makes me brainstorm what's next for my business. Relevant and fresh!

  • Inspiriation 7 Days A Week!
    by ST Rappaport | LifePix from United States

    Mario doesn't miss a day. No matter what is going on, there's an episode relase. Mario is on a mission and nothing is going to stop him. He's a real model to be doing these interviews!

  • An Expert on Experts!
    by Powerful Eric from United States

    Love this show! Mario's show is a asset to podcasting. Thanks for helping others Mario!

  • Now I know
    by Margo Lovett from United States

    Mario, I see how active and generous you are in Podcast Paradise. Today, I listened to a few of your shows - episodes 1 & 59. Episode 1 brought me into the moment of prayer. You produced a show according to the Spirit. Now I know why you are so generous, able to operate from your seat of genius. Margo Lovett

  • Keeping the Books
    by E-World from United States

    Great interview with Judith keeping Net Profits as key thing to look at. Interesting point she made some owners make 30 millions but not enough Net to take a paycheck.

  • Excellent podcast
    by Atomickitten99 from United States

    I’m enjoying the guest interviews. They are packed full of great nuggets! Thank you.

  • Unique - Engaging - Bold
    by Paul D Johnson from United States

    As host of interveiw based The God Zone Show podcast I fournd Mario's show uniquely valuable in providing inpriation and engouragment for my work.

  • Fun, insightful, and quality production
    by koltrass from United States

    Mario brings in top-notch guests for engaging conversations on a variety of topics. Moreover, his attention to technical (e.g. audio, editing) quality is obvious and makes a difference. Listen to be entertained and enlightened!

  • Inspiring interviews to take the next step!
    by BillableWithBaby from United States

    Inspiring interviews with interesting entrepreneurs inform and motivate you to take things to the next level. Always good things to learn and implement. Thank you Mario!

  • Pure value, I love it
    by Jdoggg222 from United States

    Mario has a way of asking the questions I am wondering as the guest is speaking. He seems to intentionally ask the questions that most benefit you as a listener. Great podcast!

  • Loved the Craig Handley Episode
    by MHillfan from United States

    Mario’s energy is infectious and Craig Handley is a character and some. But really every episode brings out the uniqueness of each guest. This pod has become one of my must listens›

  • Inspiring. Informative.
    by SunDevil from United States

    Mario is incredibly inspiring and does something few other podcast hosts can manage to do… allow his guests to actuall talk at length and answer his questions. He offers great information and I really appreciate that he is invested in what his guests have to offer as well. Other podcasts come across as an ego stroke for the host, but this podcast is truly here to help guests share their stories as well to the benefit of the listener. Worth subscribing.

  • Game changer
    by TimLawson21 from United States

    This podcast is informative and inspiring. I love it!

  • If you are a wanna be entrepreneur look no further!
    by Elisa Di Napoli from United Kingdom

    Great podcast full of interesting insights. The host is engaging and thoughtful and I can say I have enjoyed listening to each episode!

  • Amazing Interviews not to miss!!!
    by Jbower1282 from United States

    Consistantly uniques interviews or amazing people really making it happen.

  • Mario is a great host with great questions!
    by alexdesigns from United States

    Take a few minutes out of your day to listen to Mario. He is a super smart guy and I love the questions he asks his guests.

  • A great podcast for dreamers and do-ers!
    by Chiquita2727 from United States

    Lots of great information and inspiration for anyone who wants to turn dreams into reality. Mario brings a lot of spot-on information to this podcast.

  • Great Show
    by Palminchen from London from United Kingdom

    Love the broad selection of topics for inner

  • Amazing inspirational stories
    by colas_18 from United Kingdom

    This podcast is so good. The stories from the people sharing their stories about their struggles in life and how they overcame these struggles is just inspirational and helped me push harder when things get tough. Keep up the good work with these amazing interviews Mario.

  • Fantastic
    by sttoggyigctdrvy from United States

    Mario goes above & beyond on his show. Lots of great information for his listeners!

  • Top Learning
    by BLNT PPTT from Hungary

    Love hearing these great interviews with a great host. Keep up the good work!

  • Mario inspires!
    by Fatherof10yrold from United States

    These interviews are fantastic. Mario inspires with great questions that draw out great answers from his guests!

  • Expert authority!
    by Tara Williams Phone from United States

    Mario shares some amazing people on this podcast and they have some gold to share!

  • Great show!
    by Karen @ Interview Valet from United States

    Mario is an awesome podcast host! I love the FB Live interviews and the opportunity for listeners to engage in real time. The audio and video quality is spot on every time. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss anything! You won't be sorry.

  • A Podcasters Inspiration!
    by JamieKullman from United States

    Mario has so much insight and delivers such incredible value through his show. I just started listening, but I've already learned so much from him and his wonderful interviews. Keep up the awesome work!!

  • Quality professionalism
    by VirtForce from United States

    I can’t say enough about how pristine and professional Mario is in his interviews. He truly wants his guests to have the best experience and recording possible. And not to mention he is fun and knows how to put people at ease in front of the camera.

  • How to conquer your limiting beliefs
    by Dave4syth from United States

    Listen to episode 103 an dlearn how to overcome your limiting beliefs. Great advice.

  • I can’t believe how much I learned in just one episode
    by AwesomeMontana from United States

    Mario is knowledgeable, curious and able to bring great guests that deliver value that every business needs to understand! Outstanding podcast!

  • Great content!
    by Cory Lee Leadership from United States

    Mario does a great job of providing relevant information and bringing on guests to share their expertise in a variety of fields. Highly recommend his podcast!

  • Fascinating interviews
    by Bill Ringle from United States

    Mario brings on accomplished guests and draws out their expertise and stories in a way that leaves me on the edge of my seat. Keep up the great work, Mario!

  • Love It!
    by Laura Moreno Cabanillas from India

    Loving this podcasts, an entrepreneur I really appreciate the energy and passion being shared to help us grow our business. Keep up the great work.

  • Boost my Amazon sales!
    by SurvivalDad from United States

    I tap Amazon as one of my sales channels and your interview with John Ghiorso was an eye-opener. Ignore at your own peril!

  • Great Podcast for Leaders
    by grice79 from United States

    So much great advice from great people. I especially liked the recent episode on upping your presentation game. Very helpful!!

  • Interesting and USEFUL
    by Banking On Music from United States

    I love being able to use the info provided by your interviewers to make my career more successful!

  • Love It!
    by LauraMore from United States

    I loved the Memorial Day episode, Mario! Thanks so much for creating this awesome podcast!

  • Memorial Day
    by Dave4syth from United States

    I really enjoyed the Memorial Day episode. It was a sincere and heart felt tribute to our veterans.

  • Flawless interview style
    by GninraeL14 from United States

    Mario makes everyone appear even more interesting to me. Great format and style!

  • Come here for value
    by Joshua User 202! from Canada

    Really appreciated this podcast for the raw, genuine interviews. Love it!

  • Crisp and interesting interviews
    by Joel Goobich from United States

    As someone who created one of the first podcasts dedicated to video marketing, I was very impressed by your recent episode about using video. Your interview style is crisp and interesting

  • If you are in business, this podcast needs to be on your playlist.
    by Macstephen1 from United States

    Mario has a great conversational style that helps his guests shine. This show is a must if you have an entrepreneurial spirit. It provides thought provoking content that will help any businessperson in their quest for success.

  • New Subscriber here and on your YouTube Channel
    by Angela Brown Oberer from United States

    Wow Mario you have a real knack for interviewing. You ask great questions and have a fun way of keeping the conversations lively and interesting. After listening to your episode with Owen Video I subscribed to your podcast and then I hunted you down on YouTube. High Five and great job!

  • Very Professional & Engaging Show!
    by Mitche Graf from United States

    Mario is extremely engaging and can hold your attention, and is a great interviewer! He has some great guests that really get into the details of running a successful business. Keep up the great work Mario!

  • Great Content
    by Pilar S. from United States

    Excellent! LOTS of advice from experts. The most recent episode talks about speaking–a must-listen for anyone who presents or is thinking about presenting.

  • Great content!
    by @Mentally_Strong from United States

    I really enjoy your podcast each time I listen. The content helps any entreprenur level up with they do. Keep it up and thanks for each episode.

  • Professional and Informative
    by Bruce at Mindfulness Mode from Canada

    Mario Fachini is an excellent interviewer and has terrific guests on the show. I highly recommend this podcast.

  • Great Podcast
    by Amber Fuhriman from United States

    I love the topic of this podcast. The episode with Tod Lindsay is super super helpful!!

  • Great find!
    by Reed Stiles from United States

    Great message and content. Stumbled upon this due to the cool logo, stayed for the content.

  • Great show and great host!
    by Laurapowers44 from United States

    Love what Mario offers! So glad he is doing his show and providing all this helpful info! Keep them coming!

  • Walks the walk
    by Me15463 from United States

    Mario encapsulates everything he talks about on the show. Be sure to tune in to this!

  • Honest and authentic
    by Deano3622 from United Kingdom

    Wow, just come across this podcast. Mario is such an awesome guy. He comes across so honest and genuine. Loved the content. I honestly don’t know where you find the time?! Keep it up Mario, love how honest and real you are!

  • Walks the walk
    by Me15463 from United States

    Mario encapsulates everything he talks about on the show. Be sure to tune in to the this!

  • Great and insightful!
    by Karty12345 from Australia

    I really enjoyed this podcast, so much relevant content. Thank you!

  • So much Value..!
    by Alex Dali Rizo from United States

    Great content, I really recommend this to any Entrepreneur looking to excel in their path, Mario brings topic experts to teach and inspire your day

  • Inspirational Intentional Information
    by 10Kforte from United States

    This podcast shares the stories from people that are doing whatever it takes to rise up and help others along the way. “What Are You Made Of” is one of the many messages shared on the podcast. There are so many takeaways that are applicable to anyone. I really enjoyed listening.

  • Wow!
    by Tyscoaching from Australia

    Just listened to the 'rescue site AED Program' episode! If you love epic stories and inspirational people, this is the podcast for you!

  • Motivation on Tap
    by AnthonyPGarcia from United States

    Mario brings on some of the most impactful entrepreneurs to hear from. He dives into the key performance factors of their business. He extracts information very well and keeps the show flowing very smoothly. Definitely a show to subscribe to!

  • Starting a Movement
    by JustMe2say from United States

    There are many areas of business and entrepreneurs have an opporunity to gain some insight with this podcast. Excellent interviews!

  • Great Podcast For Entrepreneurs!
    by The Big Game Hunter from United States

    Full of knowledgeable guests and useful information that will help you accomplish your goals in business and in life!

  • Mario Truly Care About His Guests
    by Podcast Junkies from United States

    Having met Mario and spent time with him at Podfest I can truly say that he is passionate about his show. He’s genuine and that clearly comes through in his own story and what he brings to every interview.

  • Put your thinking cap on!
    by Sergeson from United States

    This is probably one of the most information dense podcasts I’ve listened to in many moons. Each episode could easily be expanded out into 2 or 3 hours. Mario does a great job of asking the right questions to get his guests to reveal great tips, tricks and advice. Sure a lot of information can be applied to an entrepreneur but I found a lot of advice applicable to my personal life. This podcast is definitely worth my time to listen to and I’m looking forward to more episodes to come. Great job!

  • Relavant for anyone!
    by HarloB from United States

    I really enjoy Mario and his shows. The Stress and Anger in the Workplace episode was great because it cut to the chase of all the issues around this topic. Great interview!

  • Mario nails it!
    by Mickiezada from United States

    I've listened to Mario for a long time...his podcast is well produced, his guests are influencers and authentic authority, and chock full of insights and inspiration for entrepreneurs. Love it!

  • Mario is the real deal
    by jamesnewcomb.io from United States

    I’ve known Mario personally and professionally for over a year now. He is genuinely interested in helping people succeed, and consistently over delivers in his interactions and valuable advice with fellow entrepreneurs, podcasters, what have you. In this era of showmen who “give value” only if they think they’ll get something in return, Mario stands out as a man among men. Listen to his show and learn what true leadership and value in the marketplace mean.

  • Listening On My Entrepreneurial Journey
    by FromLisa2 from United States

    I was surprised when I stumbled over the servant leadership that shows up in these episodes. It's collaborative. It's focused on relationships with clients versus transactions. I especially enjoyed the episode on getting clients without "selling" because it's more about genuine relationship building.

  • A Gift
    by Lisa Vogt from United States

    Mario uses all his talents, gifts and abilities to produce this life affirming show. It's incredible that we are able to grow our abilities and develop our talents and gifts just through subscribing and listening. Thank you Mario!

  • This show is ON FIRE!
    by tibor.mindsethorizon from United States

    Love your show Mario! Your niche is close to mine but I focus more on mindset and manifestation in a business setting. I tuned into episode #103 with Karen Brown which is dope! Keep up the great work!

  • Entrepreneur Must Listen
    by HWoodwriter from United States

    If you’re an entrepreneur this is a must listen show. So many inside tips and thought processes behind moving your business forward. Mario does a great job with the guests by asking the right questions at the right time. He and his guests give the information you need to grow your business and leadership skills.

  • What a show!!
    by CWLuecke from United States

    Man, do I love interviews with world-changers! Mario does an excellent job gathering the cream of the crop for his show and giving insightful interviews. Check it out!

  • Loved it!
    by Seodrigo from United States

    This interview was very enjoyable. Mario brought on a wise guest by the name of Michael Lauria. I loved the interview and Michael's perspective on the topic. He had wonderful insights and around min 31, he hit something very profound. Excited to share what I learned today with others. Way to go!

  • Great listen
    by trinity3712 from United States

    Good listen. Great range of guests and topics. Something here is you keep listening will help you in many areas of life and leadership b

  • Great Knowledge!
    by Jon Vroman FRD from United States

    Great show Mario! So much valuable information in one episode!

  • Excellent show, very imformative!
    by Shaolin Soprano from United States

    Mario loving the podcast bro, great content, immense value. Enjoying these interviews!!!

  • Helpful Information!
    by The Medicare Nation from United States

    Love the valuable information on these episodes! Lots of tips & tricks for every Entrepreneur to use. Kudos Mario! Diane Daniels Host of Medicare Nation

  • Love Mario’s Attitude
    by marisaimon from United States

    Mario’s heart shines through his interviews, making these fun and positive, and the people he brings on offer such a wealth of knowledge.

  • Lots of Great Info!
    by DarlajPowell from United States

    Mario provides lots of great info and advice in this 7 day a week show.

  • Great Content!
    by LanceJohnson_ from United States

    Mario does a great job of share valuable information that every entrepreneur could use and apply to their journey. Great work! 🙂

  • Important information!
    by Allmenow from United States

    Very engaging information. Mario draws out experiences and knowledge from his guests. Loved the show!

  • Difference-Maker
    by Unlimited Beliefs from United States

    Mario is a master at bringing out, shining a light on, and internalizing the difference-making mindset. His knowledge and experience and mission enable him to synthesize information into diamonds for all of us! What you want is accessible by taking in this show!

  • Excellent Information
    by Stallion golf from United States

    Great advice and information with a wonderful blend of topics! Loved the episode with the british healthcare professional and the ideas shared on how to make the industry better.

  • Motivating and valuable information
    by Calvin Javier from United States

    Great insight on mindset from business leaders and entrepreneurs making things happen. Definitely worth your attention. Will be listening and learning more!

  • Good information
    by FIRE NATION! from United States

    Engaging interview with a british health pro, I was surprised to hear the similarties and the application she has for making healthcare better

  • Greatness
    by MiaSportFanatic from United States

    Have had the chance to listen to one show so far but man, we should be paying for this information. Lots of greatness. Thanks for the heart to serve.

  • Listen to the experts - and thrive!
    by The Marketing Book Podcast from United States

    There's a lot of advice out there these days but, sadly, a lot (and I mean a LOT) of is from people with little to no expertise. That's not the case with this gem of a show. Listen to what the experts say and profit from the experience!

  • Show is amazing!
    by JohnnySwim32 from United States

    I love learning about mindset and how to master my thoughts. This show provide the tools!

  • Great show!
    by Jefferson_79 from United States

    Great information for all businesses.

  • Good value!
    by Audrey purplele from United States

    Great information that applies to any business! I really felt he provided value for my time.

  • Interesting Topic
    by Eric Oler from United States

    Interesting topic. Great interviews. Keep up the hard work!

  • Helpful Advice from Experts
    by ichuck2 from United States

    Mario talks to experts in a wide range of subject matters and asks good questions to pull out helpful advice.

  • What a great show!
    by Christopher List from United States

    Mario really brings out the best in his guests. The police dog trainer had such a great story. Can’t wait to hear more!

  • Great!!!
    by tommye w-c from United States

    Great podcast, awesome guests, incredible host!!!

  • Fun & informative
    by Saoirse Sky from United States

    Some people want something fun, others want something informative. This podcast gives you both!

  • Great show!
    by CJThomas6 from United States

    Very inspirational show! Appreciate the advice and thoughts shared by the host and his guests!

  • Great podcast
    by Rosie81200 from United States

    Great podcast! Love hearing about the guests’ journeys and what they learned from them.

  • Never Stop Learning!
    by Terri in Fairhope from United States

    Tune in to this great podcast and host! You're probably really good at what you do (top of your game...an Expert Authority), but there is always more to learn...streamline processes and gain more freedom in your life. It's not always about the bottom line. This one is worth a listen!

  • Amazing!
    by KatieBrooksIV from United States

    If you're looking for inspiration, tune in to listen to Mario and his top notch guests. I find that I am always much more motivated after listening to an episode of Expert Authority Effect!

  • Wonderful show!
    by @IV-Heather Tieben from United States

    Mario is a great host & puts on a wonderful show. The quality of his interview guests and entire production is impeccable, I couldn't recommend Expert Authority Effect more!

  • You Will Not Be Disappointed!
    by Composer 1853 from United States

    Mario does such a great job of engaging his guests from several different disciplines.

  • The hardest working man in Podcasting
    by EOFire.com from United States

    Mario brings the HEAT with real energy and FIRE...don't miss the meteoric rise of this show! ~ John Lee Dumas

  • Great interviews and guests!
    by Mel Good Karma from United States

    Thanks for hosting such great interview guests. Look forward to hearing more and kudos on so many a week and also videos!

  • Fantastic
    by Jason A. Duprat from United States

    Awesome podcast, going to be adding this one to my list. Interesting topics with great interviews, good sound quality.

  • Enjoying!
    by Slordan from United Kingdom

    Enjoy listening to Mario and how he opens up the conversations to ensure it’s as relevant to us as listeners!

  • Nice variety and interesting topics
    by emjgreen from United States

    Love the variety of topics presented here on this show. Looking forward to listening to more of Mario's show.

  • Super Mario
    by jamesnewcomb.io from United States

    Mario is the real deal and BRINGS IT to his own podcast and everywhere he interacts in the world. If honesty and vulnerability bother you, please move on to the next podcast.

  • Great Content! Great Interviews!
    by No BS Mompreneur from United States

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Mike Rowe

Van Gogh

Rupert Neve

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Lee Waters

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[1:15] We thank our sponsor, Business Book Checklist

[2:24] How Tom started

  • Tom wanted to pursue audio production
  • Tom discovered podcast and noticed that many of them sounded bad
  • Tom knew he could do something about bad audio

[4:34] Why there is bad audio

  • People don’t know how to hear
  • People should listen to something and objectively know if it’s good or bad
  • What is the baseline of good audio for a person
  • Can you hear the room they’re recording in?
  • Do you hear different kinds of nuances?
  • The difference on how you process the information you’re listening to

[8:24] “People don’t know what they’re missing or they don’t know why they’re having a hard time really focusing on what you’re listening to.”

[10:40] How to produce good audio

  • Know your signal chain
  • The room that you’re recording in
  • Get a good microphone

[13:10] Who Tom likes to work with

  • People who are trying to change the world
  • People who really care about audio
  • People who are open to suggestions
  • People who are willing to work

[15:39] Why hire Tom

  • Equipment isn’t going to do the job for you
  • Tom knows how to mix things so that it’s loud enough but not too loud
  • Tom checks EQ is perfect
  • Tom can fix audio glitches in seconds
  • Tom’s clients don’t spend time in producing their show

[19:20] Tom’s transformational story

  • Tom told Andrew Warner that his audio was not good
  • Andrew hired Tom to do the work
  • Tom came up with a systematized approach for Andrew’s audio

[24:22] “If you just bought the right tool for the first time, it would probably be a lot more fun.” 

[29:04] What kind of mic to use

  • Condenser
  • Dynamic
  • Ribbon

[34:17] Mic sound and voice sound need to be paired perfectly to get the best sound. 

[35:40] Invest in high end cables

[40:21] Why XLR

  • Interface is for recording
  • Interface doesn’t have many features
  • You get better preamps
  • Set it and forget it

[45:40] Time out to thank sponsor, Business Book Checklist

[45:55] Imperfect Action Round

  • Networking is the best thing you can do
  • The biggest problem is the medium is flooded with misinformation and bad information
  • If people started on the right foot with a great sound, it would ultimately lead to faster growth
  • The more value you can provide to someone, the better

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Intro [0:00]

EA Interviews Episode 96. Inspiration, transformation, success stories, and the Imperfect Action Round seven days a week. Join Mario Fachini for today’s Expert Authority Effect Interview. 

Mario Fachini [0:13]

Mission Control, do we have lift off here? Mission Control, do we have lift off? Can you hear me now? Can you hear me now? Can you hear me now? Can you hear me now? I’m doing this deliberately because today we’re going to be talking about audio. And you probably heard a difference when I’m talking over here, right? – what’s going on? I see Tom in the green room over there – versus if I’m talking over here, and you’re going to go, “What? The microphones not sounding great.” I got it. We’ve been working on it. And that’s why audio is so important. And that is why I’m excited to have Tom Kelly on the show today. From a personal letter from Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs, he has worked with people helping them clean up the audio. He’s the CEO of Clean Cut Audio. And we’re going to be discussing why it’s important to not have a bad microphone. Not sound bad. Not look bad. And the important things that go into your podcast which he specializes in. He’s been helping me when I was starting off the show. And I’m super excited to have them. We’re going to bring him up right after we thank our sponsor. 

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Mario Fachini [1:30]

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Tom Kelly. Tom, how are you doing today? 

Tom Kelly [1:32]

I’m good, man. I feel great after that introduction. I really appreciate it. Thanks for having me. 

Mario Fachini [1:40]

I’m excited to have you here. Like I was saying, because I remember it wasn’t too long ago when you were going, “Wow, I like what you’re doing this and that.” And we’re talking audio. We’re talking video. And I just appreciate what you’ve done. And I’m great grateful to have you here and share with Expert Authority World because there’s so many people out there that – I mean, we’re talking about beforehand. I even made a joke about it on the intro. There’s been plenty of people who are telling me your guest audio sounds great. I’m like, that’s great. They got their $40 microphone. And good thing I spent all this money on mine. But what inspired you to get into this? I know where you’re at. Now, take me back to the beginning. 

Tom Kelly [2:19]

Of podcasting itself or audio? 

Mario Fachini [2:22]

Your history. 

Tom Kelly [2:24]

Oh my, gosh. My history was I started off playing in bands at 12 years old. I was a very ambitious young child booking shows at the state colleges. And did that until it was ready to go off to college. I figured I had to do the whole American dream of go to college, get a great job, have the family, all that stuff. So I wanted to pursue the only thing I ever really loved and that was music production. And more specifically audio production. So I did a four year degree in that and quickly realized upon graduating that possibly the American dream is dead. I graduated with a ton of debt, a four year degree, and I was applying for jobs that of course were entry level that required five years of experience and paid $12 an hour. So I knew I had to come up with my own plan and try to figure it out for years and years just recording friends bands on the side for a little extra cash. Doing some voiceover work for friends, short films, working in live music venues, doing live music streaming with local production companies. And when I was working at a wood shop about four years ago, I discovered podcasts and really fell in love with them. I was obsessed with them. I listened for nine hours a day. And I noticed that many of them sounded really, really bad. And I just thought I can do something about this. 

Mario Fachini [3:58]

Let me ask you about that. When you say about “bad,” because there’s varying degrees of bad. Let’s dive a little bit deeper to identify because I know there’s people listening going, “Well, mine sounds great.” I love it when people are like, “Mine sounds great. And my camera looks great and all this.” And it’s like, compared to who? Compared to your last one? Probably. Because the sun’s at a higher point in the day and because you’re using natural lighting. And there’s different degrees of that. So when you say “bad,” what are you listening for? What’s something that anyone can listen for to make sure they’re not replicating that? 

Tom Kelly [4:34]

Yeah. It is a really interesting concept when people say mine sounds great, because the problem that I run into is a lot of people don’t know how to hear, which sounds like a very strange concept. But when I was in school, we sat in a in a $5 million studio blasting white noise, you know – and for hours at a time and they said, “We did something to the sound? Tell us what it is.” And we had to say, it sounds like you boosted 248 hertz by three decibels. And that’s what we did for hours day after day after day. And it’s called ear training. And it’s learning how to listen to something and objectively know if it’s good or bad. And a lot of people don’t – I mean, I work on it every day on. I try to remain humble, it’s a lifelong journey to perfect. But so many people haven’t done that. So when they say it sounds good to me, where’s their baseline? And that’s what you’re saying. I could watch a brain surgeon and say, “Man, he’s killing it.” But he could just be cutting that dude up and I would have no idea because – 

Mario Fachini [5:44]

No. He’s actually saving him. 

Tom Kelly [5:47]

Like, I’ve never studied brain surgery so he could be doing anything. So what I’m listening for is, can you hear the room that they’re recording in? Ideally, all you want to hear is the speaker itself. But there’s the tiniest bit of room noise, any audio engineer will hear it. You’ll hear the phase cancellation issues, which is a very interesting concept that we won’t get into now. A lot of psycho acoustic stuff, tonality in the voice itself. A lot of nuances that to a lot of people probably don’t matter. But to audio engineers and probably subconsciously to a lot of people, it really does make a difference on how you process the information you’re listening to. 

Mario Fachini [6:35]

Well, I appreciate the insight on that. Because a lot of people out – you nailed it – with the subconsciously. When I was studying photography and videography years ago, I remember, I think, it was Van Gogh’s Starry Night. And people always talk about that one. And one thing I remember about it was he painted to keep your eye intact. So if you look at the painting, there’s a bright point over here that connects up and it goes around with art. The goal is to get you just going deeper and deeper into the center of it with the highlight colors and the dark colors and everything. The same thing with web design, eGraphics. Especially when I’m publishing books for people, I see a lot of people, they put a cover image of their book and the image is pointing – do you ever see graphics where they’re literally looking off the page or off the screen? And it’s like, “Oh, what’s over here?” Nothing. The same thing you want to keep them interested with the audio. It’s the same thing, do you know what you’re listening for? Because with 3D animation, with video, with even a photograph, if it looks bad, you know. But you might not know why. The example I always give is, if you see a photo with too much blue in it or too much orange, I know that’s the Kelvin and the color temperature. But people go, “I don’t know. I don’t really know what about it but I just don’t like it.” Well, that’s why you don’t like it, doesn’t look natural. So what are some other things that people can listen for? You’re talking about the rumoring and you definitely don’t want that. And I’m glad there’s some features to take a sample of the room and remove it. But I tell you to get a better microphone to begin with. What are some other things that people should be listening for? 

Tom Kelly [8:24]

I just put a video out on my YouTube channel a couple days ago and it’s highlighting the difference between a local recording and a recording that’s processed through a VoIP platform, Like Zoom or –  that’s really the popular one now. And I think just podcast, a lot of them just use Zoom so that becomes the normal. But when you have a local recording, meaning the signals going right from my microphone onto my hard drive, there’s no processing through the internet in between them, it sounds like that person is sitting across the table from you. And I don’t think that the importance of that is really emphasized enough because a lot of people say they like podcasts because they feel like they know these people. They feel like they’ve lived with them in their house for four years because they listen to them when they’re doing the dishes. And when you don’t have that crystal clear local recording, it kind of breaks that illusion of these are your friends who you hang out with all day. And it’s a degradation of quality. Like, if you’re looking at your favorite portrait and it’s a little bit blurry, that’s kind of what you get from a VoIP recording. And I think, again, it’s a lot of its subconscious. People don’t know what they’re missing or they don’t know why they’re having a hard time really focusing on what you’re listening to. And it’s because they know it’s this thing that’s gone through all these cables, and the internet, and all this stuff. People want to feel like they’re there. And I think the easiest way to give that to them is making sure you are recording, for example, you open GarageBand and hit record. That’s a local recording. Rather than getting what Zoom or Zencastr or even Squadcast provides you, if you’re familiar with those platforms. 

Mario Fachini [10:23]

So what would you recommend someone do first, get a good microphone with some real rejection on it, hypothetically negative 40 decibels, or pad an entire room to cut down on the room noise? 

Tom Kelly [10:40]

Your signal chain, meaning everything that comes in contact from your voice all the way to the recording, everything in your signal chain is dependent on every other piece in there. And it’s only as strong as its weakest component. And everything starts with the room that you’re recording in. So if someone says I have $300 to spend, should I get a $300 mic? I’d say, get $150 mic and put $150 worth of sound panels in your room. Because the greatest most expensive, most regarded microphone in the world can sound just as bad as a $5 microphone if it’s in a bad room. So I definitely think the most important component is the room. But there’s a lot to be said for a killer microphone as well. And if you put a lot of thought into how you pair the two and how you invest your money, you can get a really, really great sound for even probably less than $300 actually. So I don’t know if that answers your question, half room, half the microphone. Ideally the best of everything, but that’s not always an option for everyone. 

Mario Fachini [11:52]

I like that one. I like that one. For sure. And it does answer it because a lot of people say – you know, I’ve seen a lot of people say I’m going to pad a room and this and that. And they’ve got a $5 microphone. It’s like holy smokes, upgrade the mic before you spend $1,000 on acoustical paneling. Conversely, you could have $1,000 mic and be sitting in a warehouse. And that’s stupid. 

Tom Kelly [12:17]

I was at an audio engineer meetup in Denver where I live, and we were running, maybe, an $80,000 signal chain through the nicest tube preamp into a Rupert Neve board that’s like a $15,000, four channel mixing board. And it sounded terrible because it was in a warehouse. You could hear the traffic from five blocks away. It’s just you can make something very good sound very bad or vice versa with a little bit of education. And that’s what I’m hoping to bring to the industry, for sure, that little bit of education that everyone needs. 

Mario Fachini [13:02]

Well, you’re definitely given some good value to Expert Authority World. Tell me about what you’re doing with your clients and who are you helping and how are you helping them? 

Tom Kelly [13:10]

Yeah. So most of my clients are business small businesses. I have a lot of authors and people who have a very important message. And they know it’s their job to make themselves heard. But they, maybe, don’t really know exactly how to do that in the best way. For example, the authors, they’re doing a podcast mainly to sell their book. And they want to be the expert authority. So they know they need their show to sound great so that they don’t lose any credit points for less than perfect audio. So they hire a producer to make their show sound great so that they can interview other people in their field, raise some awareness for themselves, and ultimately sell the book. So that’s my most of my clientele. A little bit of small business, again, selling their product. But the people that I really want to work with are people who are trying to change the world and people who really care about audio. Because I’m a pretty vain person. I could admit to that. I want to work on shows that sound great, that perform well, that have a lot of listeners. I’m very invested in their product. So I want to work with people who will help me help you, that kind of vibe. Those are the people that I want to work with, want to help and are open to suggestions. And really, sometimes bending over backwards to get great audio. I mean, you got to work for it. And I want the people who are willing to work. 

Mario Fachini [14:45]

I think that’s a good point. Because I’ve said the same thing. I want to work with the best of the best because that’s the standard. I hold all my stuff to. And it’s interesting because so many people say, “Well, it’s so hard blah, blah, blah.” Look at any Olympian star athlete, music, movie star, anyone, it’s like why do they get the lion’s share of everything? Because they’re the best and they’ve trained themselves to be the best. And that’s what you’re talking about. And I’m going to have a kind of a jokingly question for you and me, but at the same point I know people think this because I get asked this myself. Well, Tom, if I already have the best of the best mic and Mike and Mogami gold wires and all the best of the best stuff, what do I need your help for? What’s left if it’s already the best? How do you help them? 

Tom Kelly [15:39]

I could have a Formula One car that does zero to 10,000 in the fastest speed but I don’t know how to drive the thing. The equipment doesn’t – it’s not going to do the job for you. And I’ve certainly had clients who thought, “I already bought the Rode Procaster or the SM7B, why doesn’t it sound great? “And when a podcast is done being recorded, that’s where my job begins. I need to mix that thing so that it’s loud enough but not too loud. And the EQ is perfect so it has the most natural tone so that people really do feel like you are right there with them. If your AC accidentally kicked on halfway through, I can get rid of that in about half a second. And a client might not even know where to begin. And I think, ultimately, why people actually do pay me is because, for example, the author, their job is to write books not produce a podcast. So the best thing they can do is keep writing books. So rather than them spending six hours a week producing their show, they get all that money back. And I can do it in an hour because I’ve been doing it a while. So my clients are trying to get time back and I’m that tool for them to get all that back so they can keep doing what they’re supposed to be doing, the thing that they’re using the podcast to promote. 

Mario Fachini [17:13]

That’s very well said. And if you can point me in the direction of how you can produce a show in six hours a week, that’d be fantastic to do. 

Tom Kelly [17:22]

Well, you are – 

Mario Fachini [17:23]

I think I’m up to, maybe, six and a half or seven, let’s say. 

Tom Kelly [17:27]

I think you’re an edge case on overall production for your show, for sure. I don’t think I can do what you do in that short amount of time. But keep doing it over and over and over and over and over, you know, put your 10,000 hours in and it’ll just be second nature. And that’s – 

Mario Fachini [17:50]

But you’re doing what’s most important for the podcast is the audio. 

Tom Kelly [17:54]

Right. Yeah. 

Mario Fachini [17:55]

And a lot of people I’ve noticed don’t – I mean, it just boggles my mind why they won’t even invest a couple hundred in a microphone. Or just – I’m not going to give all the scenarios of I’m like, how have you been doing this for three or four years or whatever. But it’s just like, if this is what you really want to do, you don’t need to do much. It’s only audio. And I’m not saying it’s only audio like it’s a bad thing or a downgrade. I love doing other interviews because all I have to do is turn on the mic. Not 37 lights, all the switches, and costumes, and all kinds of stuff. It’s just one thing you have to be concerned with, audio. Get it right. Check out Tom. Learn how to do it proper. And don’t do it wrong for four years, whatever you do. Because I have you on the list and I’m going to be checking next year and you better not be doing it the same because – holy smokes – a whole other thing. So with all the people you’ve worked for – oh, I said so. Oh, no. We got over edit it so it’s perfect. Otherwise no one will listen. I’m going to leave that in there. I don’t care. With all the people –  there was an um, that’s bad too. I better stop killing the show. With all the people you’ve been able to help, what’s the biggest transformational story that you could tell us with one of your favorite clients?

Tom Kelly [19:20]

Favorite clients? Early on I had the opportunity to work with the host of the podcast that totally changed my life. The Mixergy podcast hosted by Andrew Warner. It is a entrepreneur interview show with, like, 1700 episodes or something at this point. He’s been doing it a while. And that was the show that I was listening to at the workshop that made me realize like, “I’ve been an entrepreneur my whole life. I didn’t really know what the word meant.” But this drum set – you may or may not see behind me – I mowed lawns for two years and slapped $1,100 down on a counter at the age of 12 to buy that drum set. And I was hosting car washes and I convinced all my friends to work for free so I could buy a plane ticket from Pennsylvania to California at age 13. I mean, this podcast opened up my world when I realized I don’t need to work at a job I hate. I can make my own. And it kind of came full circle when I met him at Podcast Movement in 2017, in Anaheim, California. And I reached out, I said, “I love the show. You’ve helped me a lot. I’d love to meet up with you.” We chatted and we kind of got into the nitty gritty of his audio because it was not great. And I thought I could help. And he hired me to do some consulting work. And I came up with a really easy systematized approach to make his audio as he put it marginally better. That’s all he was looking for. And he has his VAs doing my process now. And he was really, really grateful. To me, I still think there’s a lot of room to improve and I think he knows that. But it felt really good to give back to the podcast that I feel gave me everything. And I feel like podcasting gave me everything. It gave me life. It gave me hope that I could use my skills and do something beautiful with it. So now I’m on a journey to just make everyone’s show sound better to give to give back to the medium. 

Mario Fachini [21:33]

Do you think there should be any standards for what type of mic someone should be using or for the show? What should everyone’s chief aim be? If they don’t want to drop $1,000 on a AKG microphone. And they don’t have a soundproof studio. They want to do video but they don’t have anywhere to shoot in. What should be at least a, “Here’s how you separate yourself from the other nine out of the ten podcasts out there.” And you can do it for, I would conservatively say, I think you’re pretty much right, 200 to 300 bucks one time. 

Tom Kelly [22:08]

Yeah. Yeah. This is something I wrestle with a lot. Because people will pin me as a gearhead or an audio snob or whatever. Because it honestly breaks my heart when people recommend that ten people sit around a table and talk into their phone or talking to your Apple headphone- microphone. Which getting on this show, you very clearly had minimum requirements. And I love that. That made me so happy because the thing that makes podcasting beautiful is there is really no barrier to entry. There’s no gatekeepers. So anyone can really do anything. But should everyone do anything? I wish there were minimum requirements. I wish that there was some manual vetting process where if your audio wasn’t good, you’re not allowed to make a podcast. There’s a part of me that wishes that. But I know deep down in my heart that the show that changed my life sounded terrible. But I suffered through it because content is king. And that’s what people say. But man, I wish, I wish I could pull shows that didn’t respect audio. But that’s just me. I know that that’s not right. But my head goes there sometimes. 

Mario Fachini [23:35]

Let me ask you, why isn’t it right? Because if you’ve invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in 20 years and 30 and 40, 50 years of your life. I’m going to challenge you on this because I’ll say I was a little bit more forgiving when I started this. It’s not like it was ten years ago. But I’m different now. The more I do, the less I tolerate of just mediocrity. I’ll say that. 

Tom Kelly [24:06]

I don’t know if it’s just to save face so people don’t think I’m a jerk. But

Mario Fachini [24:12]

Were just having a private conversation right now. It’s just us. You can say whatever. There’s no one listening or watching. This isn’t live on six different destinations. 

Tom Kelly [24:22]

So the thing that I think of a lot is, when I really wanted to get into archery, I bought the most inexpensive recurve bow I could find. Because I just wanted to dabble. I just wanted to see if I liked it. And I spent weeks trying to get a small enough group on the target. And I couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong. And then I went out with a friend who let me use his bow which was several thousand dollars. And I was getting really, really tight groups. And all of a sudden archery became way more fun. And I was chasing my tail not having a good time because I had a tool that was not really meant to be that good so I wasn’t that good. And I’m the kind of person that if I’m not killing it, like I’m not having fun – I’m not a sore loser. But I like to do well. I like to work hard and see the rewards from that. So I put that same concept into audio, you could try to get the cheap $17 Walmart microphone and then get frustrated that you don’t sound good. But if you just bought the right tool the first time, it would probably be a lot more fun. Because if you’re like me, you want to be good at something. So it will just be easier if you get the right thing. And in podcasting, I mean we’re blessed, man. I recorded on $18,000 microphones when I was working in music. If you had less than $4,000, you weren’t getting a microphone that was considered good. The fact that a podcasting microphone – I mean the SM7B, the microphone that you have, the RE-20. The fact that the gold standard is $400, podcasters are the luckiest people in the world. So I think that people should be aware of their fortune with how relatively inexpensive podcasting is and really try to just do a good job, especially if you want people to listen to you for an hour a week. I mean, if you have a post on Instagram, you’re lucky if you get a-second-and-a-half from someone. On podcasting, you want 60 minutes and you won’t give them the effort to make it sound as good as it possibly can, to me, that’s disrespectful. But when I try to lay off a little bit, I understand everyone’s just either trying to have fun or doing the best they know how. 

Mario Fachini [26:46]

Well, now they know a better way and now it’s not the best they know how because you’re telling them the right way. So listen. 

Tom Kelly [26:52]

I think this the standards all together need to be raised a bit. The culture of podcasting is to see how little you can do and get away with it. It’s kind of like a hackathon is the way I try to put it into words. But I think that we need to start at the top. You know, the $400 SM7B should be what you aim to achieve. And if you can’t afford $400, what can you get for 200? Rather than starting at the $17 mic, get the best thing you can first. That’s just me. I’m always trying to get the right tools so you only have to buy once. 

Mario Fachini [27:36]

I agree 100% and I’m glad we’re having this conversation. I’ll say I was looking at the SM7B. It’s a great microphone. I’ve used it for voiceover. It sounds fantastic. I will tell everyone who is listening, I am on the Heil PR-40. Well, why would you get that, Mario? Well, I don’t know if you’ve noticed but it’s got different colors. You want the truth? It looks better for video, honest to God. And I think it’s maybe 5% more geared towards my voice. There is a slight difference. They’re both phenomenal. Now, for the person who’s listening going, “Well, I don’t want to spend -” okay, fine. ATR2100. Also good. Just make sure the mic is dynamic. Let’s go there. Tell me about dynamic mics and condenser mics. 

Tom Kelly [28:26]

Let’s go there. I love condenser mics. I have – 

Mario Fachini [28:30]

For podcasting? 

Tom Kelly [28:33]

With a disclaimer, if your room doesn’t sound killer, a condenser might not be the right thing for you. 

Mario Fachini [28:42]

It might not. It definitely doesn’t because it sounds bad. I’ll say it. I’ll say it. Because I have one. If you look at Episodes 20 and below, they’re all on my original condenser mic. And I will tell you

get a dynamic. Unless you want to spend a ton of time and post editing it to make it sound way better. 

Tom Kelly [29:04]

So I was talking to Chris Curran about this. We were at the Outlier Podcast Festival in Denver last week. Because I just think condenser mics are better. The responsiveness. There’s something about it that can’t be replicated in a dynamic mic because of the physics of how the microphone is built and how it captures audio and how it converts that analog to digital signal. But most people are not sound conditioning, let alone soundproofing their room. So the condenser mic, I think, it can get you a better sound with a lot of work. But it’s ultimately less forgiving. And that’s why a lot of podcasters say, “Just get a dynamic microphone. Just get a dynamic. Don’t worry about it.” And a lot of people rag on the Blue Yeti. And for no reason other than to be a contrarian and because I know better, the Blue Yeti can sound right. I mean, my co-host uses the Blue Yeti. USB plugged into his computer. I’m using an SM7B through an Apogee Ensemble interface, which is upwards of $3,000. It is a very nice signal chain. And I worked with my co host to – again, hackathon is the perfect word for this. He takes encyclopedias, builds a book for it, throw sweaters in it, put a pair of his wife’s nylons over a hanger, and shove that in a toilet paper roll as a windscreen. And it sounds weirdly great. It’s not perfect. But I’m not encouraging people to do this because I was just speaking outwardly against this. But if you have the ability, you can make it work. But I think the thing is, most people don’t have the ability. They aren’t reading this book I have next to me, Master Handbook of Acoustics in their free time. That’s just not their hobby. So it is easier to do a dynamic, sure. All concede, get a dynamic microphone. But I love condensers or ribbon microphones, more than anything for sure. 

Mario Fachini [31:15]

I was actually going to bring up the ribbon mic as a joke. For podcasting – let me caveat that. And the other thing – I’ll throw in – if you’re thinking about even considering doing video, you don’t want to have to have a box with all kinds of different stuff. You need something – this is probably the one time in the show I’m not going to joke around. Because the same thing with the mic flight, a lot of what I did was for the video experience of the episode and I’m going, “I don’t want to have to try and replicate it.” When you can screw it bolted down and just turn it on, that’s what you’re going for. Not, “Oh no, the coat hanger bent.” It’s like spend the 20 bucks on the pop filter or, in this case, 60. Whatever it is, plan on doing it for 1000 episodes. It’s like $0.10 an episode. 

Tom Kelly [32:07]

You’re absolutely right. Everything changes when you’re on video. I mean, when I record my show there’s no video. I have this chair, like, fully laid back. It’s pitch black. I’m wearing sweatpants. Maybe not wearing a shirt. Everything, the stakes are raised on video for sure. So if you’re doing video and you’re trying to look as good as you do right now, yeah, you’re not putting your stuff in a book for full of sweaters and stuff. 

Mario Fachini [32:32]

I’m not saying I’ve never taken a tissue paper or done stuff to make stuff look better or sound better. And I think overall, what we’re getting at is, start where you are. And we’re joking about it now but it hasn’t even been a year and there was no mic flag. There was no other mic. I’m thankful because I will say start where you are but have the mindset of I’m going to improve. I’m not going to back down from, don’t do your show wrong for four years. That’s just stupid. No matter what you’re doing, ask for Christmas gift if you don’t have the mic money. That’s at least a year, not four. But at the same point, don’t let it stop you. Because I’ve used condensers. And I was thinking about this for my alto saxophone. I play alto and tenor sax. And I was actually looking to get in the SM7B for vocals and music. Because I would – correct me if I’m wrong – but that one’s better for both, isn’t it? 

Tom Kelly [33:37]

It definitely works on both. Audio engineers get creative with their mics and some will say this is not for instruments. They throw it on an instrument and it sounds great. The SM7B definitely would make an alto sax some pretty nice for sure. 

Mario Fachini [33:52]

I’ve had a couple people say -look up Lee Waters. Jen was seven – he’s in the first ten. And he worked with Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston. He’s done – not acoustical engineering – sound production. And he said he remembers Michael coming in the studio and guess what his favorite mic was? The one you’re on. Absolutely. 

Tom Kelly [34:17]

Yeah. That’s their claim to fame. All of Thriller was recorded on the SM7B. But I mean, it’s unique for everyone’s voice too. I’m in the middle of trying to acquire 51 different microphones for the ultimate podcast microphone shoot out. I have so far five companies on board to send me more gear than they should ever send any stranger just to show people that – a lot of people ask, “What mic should I get?” And I think the wrong thing to do is just give them an answer. Because every mic sounds different. Every voice sounds different. The two need to be paired perfectly together in order to get the best sound, if that’s what you want to achieve. A lot of people don’t really care .So there’s some care that needs to go into mic selection. And I think for Michael Jackson, in that case, the Sm7B it was just working it. But someone else could record the next greatest pop album and the vocals might fall little bit flat because maybe the SM7B wasn’t perfect for them. So different strokes, I guess. But it’s interesting. 

Mario Fachini [35:27]

Let’s talk about the wiring. 

Tom Kelly [35:29]

Sure. 

Mario Fachini [35:31]

Mogami gold, I got it. I love it. Do you think it makes a difference? Or do you think you could just get any old wiring like other people have told me? 

Tom Kelly [35:40]

so I’ve built my own cables before. I definitely invest in the higher end ones because, I mean, if you look at my desk and there’s stuff everywhere that can cause interference. and the last thing you want is little digital signals coming in through your cheap microphone Cable. A lot of people will say get the cheapest one because it doesn’t matter. it does matter. I mean, of course it matters. I sometimes wonder if when a podcast is compressed down to the sample rate that it is to fit Apple’s specifications, what really ends up mattering when it gets compressed that much? Most people, I’d say 99.9% of people, wouldn’t be able to tell if a my cable was switched. But objectively better is better. So if you can afford the better stuff that is going to be rock solid, gold plated, has all the coding and the insulation for interference, just get it. It’s not going to do you wrong. 

Mario Fachini [36:51]

Okay. Cool. I didn’t know that for the last six months and I’ve gotten mixed reviews. My mindset was, I want to focus on the guest and being the best host I can. I don’t want to have to spend another week researching mics, wiring, blah, blah, blah. So I just got it. Plus, it looked cooler. And that’s the truth. I figured if I’m investing everything else, why am I going to skimp on 30 bucks on the cables? 

Tom Kelly [37:18]

You mentioned something about taking the time to research, that I think is really interesting. Because there was this huge debate on one of the podcasting groups. People love to argue over which $20 microphone is better. They’re all bad. But anyways, someone was like, “I’ve been researching which mixer to buy for a month. And I don’t know what to get.” And my friend, Cody, was like, “Get what you can afford and spend a month learning how to interview better. You’re investing your time into the wrong thing.” And I like that you said you could do all the research on a mic cable over the difference of $30. Just get a mic cable and get back to what you should be doing, which is producing amazing interviews with great video quality. And people get buried in the minutia. And it happens to me sometimes too. And I realized it’s because I’m procrastinating from focusing on the thing I should be focusing on. So you can’t get it started until I have the perfect my cable. But just get the best thing you can afford. I mean, that’s really my philosophy. 

Mario Fachini [38:25]

You can always upgraded later. You can always – I set it as a goal. I didn’t let it stop me. And it was interesting because the night before I went to launch the show, I ordered everything you’re seeing now. It was a fun thousand dollars. But it was the night before, I ordered it, I launched the show, and the stuff arrived the next day. And I was like, “I can’t wait to do the next grouping.” And interesting enough this is the first time I’ve even admitted it and no one’s even noticed the difference. I was like, everyone’s going to hear a sound better and look better and all these different things. And when I do the interview next Tuesday – because the show launched on a Friday and it was the weekend. And I go, “When I do the interview and blah, blah, blah -” and no one was like, “Oh my gosh. Did you just switch your mic around and the cables? You got the Mogami gold with the Heil PR 40 and the PL2T Boom Arm?” No one noticed it. 

Tom Kelly [39:22]

And they probably never will. 

Mario Fachini [39:26]

But I did. And some people have noticed hearing me and looking like if they know what’s going on. But again, it’s like that photo, it’s a little blue. It’s a little orange. I don’t really know why it’s not perfect. But I just know something’s up with it. If you know, you’re asking. And if you don’t know, you just go “Wow. It looks and sounds good.” So get back to the interviews. Get back to the guest. Lead with the best and it makes it easy. So the last thing I’m going to ask you in this section before we go to the Imperfect Action Round, you were talking talking about the mixer, audio interfaces, mixers, USB, XLR.  Oh my. Let’s talk about the XLR versus USB mics. And what happens if you go with an XLR mic, which I’m leaning into for the audio interface /mixer because this is another point of contention a lot of people are asking about. 

Tom Kelly [40:21]

Yeah. I’m 100% team XLR into an interface. I don’t understand the podcaster obsession with mixers. Necessarily, for me in my upbringing, I guess, mixers were for live music. And interfaces were for recording. Now, I understand some people have live shows and they want to plug their guests and they don’t want to do a whole mix minus thing. Sure a mixer is great. But in my opinion, when you get an interface, almost all that money is going towards the preamp. Because interface doesn’t have many features. It’s a preamp and some gain settings. So when you limit the features, you get better preamps, theoretically. And when you get a mixer, you know for the same price, I’d argue it’s a lesser sound quality because you have all the faders and the potentiometer and all the things you can play with. And a lot of people think they need the mixer because they want to have control over the audio. And what I’ve seen is when I work with clients who have a mixer, something gets loud and they throw that fader down, and then they slowly bring it back up, and the audio is all up and down and up and down. When I could have had my plugin control that in post. I don’t think mixers are as useful as people think. And if they’re inexperienced, it’s actually a detriment to have something to fiddle with. I set my gain on this interface three years ago and I haven’t touched it. Like, set it and forget it is how most podcasts go down. So for that reason, again, take away toys from the inexperienced so they have a better success rate. I’m 100% team interface. I’ve done kind of a shootout between the ATR 2100 XLR and USB. There wasn’t much of a discernible difference. But I think that’s because people are usually running the XLR into a budget interface anyways. So what’s that phrase? Six of one, half a dozen of the other. Again podcasting, it’s pretty in terms of audio low fidelity anyway. So those really, really high detail differences aren’t really going to come through too much. But I’m a fan of separating everything as much as possible. Because rather than having one unit that does everything, it’ll do everything like kind of okay. But if you separate – the Blue Yeti, for example, it is a microphone, it’s the preamp, it’s the interface. It’s all that stuff. So it’s going to do everything just kind of okay. But if you have a microphone whose only purpose is to be a microphone, a preamp whose only purpose is to be a preamp, and an interface, you can’t even separate it out with a word clock and AD/DA converter. The more specialized you have with every component, theoretically, it’s all going to be better. So that was a super long way of saying, again, get the best thing you can afford. Always aim for XLR. USB will get the job done. But I don’t think it will ever be as good as just a really good XLR signal chain. 

Mario Fachini [43:49]

That was a great answer. And I’ll add in, depending on how frequent you’re doing your show, with mine being daily, I realized I couldn’t spend a week editing it. Now, even if you have that week, I’d urge you not to take a week editing it. So the other thing is when you get the right mics, the right wires, and you’re doing the best to begin with, I can tell you it will save you 55 to 85% of the time in editing. And what is that worth? I built and designed a whole computer around this to save me extra time. And I throw a lot of extra things into it and it’s going great. But what is your goal? What is your chief aim? What are you trying to do with it? And I remember it’s interesting you bring up the ATR 2100 because I actually was thinking about that when I got my 2i4 Scarlett here. And I was going, “I wonder how would the ATR2100 would differ from USB to XLR?” But then I’m like, “Well, XLR, you’re going to need the audio interface.” And then I’m going, well, by the time you buy this and the ATR 2100, you should just get the SM7B or PR40. So it was kind of that moot point of like, if you spend an extra 50 or 100 here, you’re now in a whole other category for this. And I will say, I like the audio interface because it has knobs and you can just turn them. Especially if you’re doing video and you need to make quick adjustments on the fly, you want this stuff ready to go. You don’t want to have be popping through 15 different softwares to be controlling it. Well, I’m excited to bring you back for the second half. We’re going to thank our sponsor and come back for the Imperfect Action Round. 

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Mario Fachini [45:55]

And we are back with the Imperfect Action Round. Tom, are you Ready to take imperfect action? 

Tom Kelly [46:02]

I don’t know what I’m getting myself into. But let’s go for it. 

Mario Fachini [46:05]

Yeah. I don’t know either. I’m just making this up on the fly. It’s my show. So whatever goes, we’ll see. First question, what is the biggest problem – no. That’s the third one. First question, what is the fastest path to the cash? 

Tom Kelly [46:22]

Whoo. In terms for a podcaster or what I’m doing? 

Mario Fachini [46:29]

Yes. 

Tom Kelly [46:32]

Wow. Okay. I’ll go with my route. I went from zero clients in podcasting to self-employed in less than a year. And I did it through professionally writing other people’s coattails. That’s something I’m very good at. Climbing a ladder to the people I want to get involved with and then clinging onto them for dear life. And yeah, I got clients by finding bigger producers in the fields and proving my knowledge and skills. Rather than trying to find 20 clients of my own, I found three producers and combined and got about the same amount. And I think networking is definitely the best thing you can do and be part of the community and put yourself out there as an authority in the field, if you are one, and see what you can do for other people and what they can do for you in return, I guess. Sleazy as that sounds. 

Mario Fachini [47:30]

Excellent. No, it makes total sense. You always want to be adding value and you gave a killer point there.  Because so many people are like, “I want 100 clients.” It’s like, “Why not find five or ten influencers that will lead you to that hundred?” That’s a lot easier – anyway, that’s a whole sales seminar that I’ve done before but we’re not going to here. If you want to know more, ask me. Number two, what is the biggest problem you see your prospects making and the fastest way they can fix it? 

Tom Kelly [47:58]

I think the biggest problem is just that the medium is flooded with misinformation and just bad information. And they’re kind of following hearsay on this, again, this $20 microphones better than this $25 one. I think people really need to find the professionals in the field. And if they want to know audio, don’t ask your cousin who’s half-brother does a podcast. Ask a audio engineer. I mean, I do a lot of free consulting, I guess. I just talked to people and help them figure out how to get the best sound. And I think if they started on the right foot with a great sound, it would ultimately lead to faster growth as they’re not turning away people who are picky about the sound.

Mario Fachini [48:46]

Number three, what is the best way to maximize customer lifetime value? 

Tom Kelly [48:58]

I figure there’s a lot of angles to go with this. I think the more value you can provide to someone, the better. I know a lot of people, when they signed a contract with me, I clearly state what I do and what I don’t do. And I break it all the time because I want to help people. And I know that there’s all these weird kind of reciprocation principles that goes along with that. But my clients stick around because I, personally, always go above and beyond. And I think if you’re a podcaster, on the other side of the table there you should always be giving your audience more and more and more and not always asking for more and more and more. Just be a good person and try to help people. 

Mario Fachini [49:45]

I love that. And I agree wholeheartedly. There’s a lot of people going, “Well, I gave you $1, why don’t you give me 100 back?” It’s like because you gave me $1, you’re not buying the Taj Mahal with this. But thanks. Be a giver, not a taker. I agree wholeheartedly. What is the book – one of the best books you could recommend to Expert Authority World? 

Tom Kelly [50:12]

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. Rocked my world, man. It was recommended on the Mixergy podcast. And I’ve always been someone who’s kind of nervous, shy, little socially awkward. And I knew that in order to get where I wanted to go, I needed to be hanging out with people who have done it and who have proven themselves to be the authorities. And I didn’t know how to get in a room with them. And that book – gosh – it was just like an action plan. Do this and you’ll get what you want. And I mean, I think we mentioned it earlier, Mike Rowe, the voice of Ford Motor Company, of Dirty Jobs fame, wrote me a letter of recommendation for a job. There’s no way that the two of us should be in the same storyline. But by following some of the details laid out in that book, I made it happen. And it really gets you in the same room with some interesting people. If you really take that book to heart. 

Mario Fachini [51:15]

Well, you deserve to be there. And that’s why it happened. And the book is a good asset. But you definitely deserve to be there because you know what you’re talking about and I know you help a ton of people. 

Tom Kelly [51:25]

Thanks, man. 

Mario Fachini [51:25]

Thank you for the recommendation though. I’ll make sure that makes it into the show notes. And last question, where can people learn more about you? And I think you were telling me about your new course. 

Tom Kelly [51:36]

Yeah. So people can find me at CleanCutAudio.com. That’s my production company. I just launched the new website a couple days ago. I’m still finding a few typos in there. But that’s part of the process. And yeah, there’s a new course teaching people who are in other mediums of media production how to take their skills, expand on them, learn all the intricacies of podcasting, and get themselves a career in podcast production because it is a goldmine right now. And a lot of people have things to say and they need people to help them make it heard. So I’m trying to help people be able to provide value and get some podcasts out there. So I’m really excited about that for sure. 

Tom Kelly [52:22]

Excellent. Well, Tom, it’s been a pleasure. Thank you for coming on and sharing with us. I’ve enjoyed it. And I know they have too. All right. Expert Authority World, we got another great episode. I look forward to seeing you on tomorrow’s. Have a great day. And God bless. 

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From getting a personalized letter of recommendation from Mike Rowe to acquiring not one, but three identical jackets worn in concert by Taylor Swift herself, founder and owner Tom Kelly doesn’t cut corners. But beyond his impressive and often irritating ability to make some sh*t happen, it was Tom’s passion for music and audio that ultimately led him to a career in sound engineering.

Tom’s love for high-quality audio began as a prepubescent twerp when he played in several pop punk bands with his friends. After ultimately choosing formal education over stardom, Tom went to college for a degree in Audio Production. After graduating, he worked in different jobs editing drums and vocals for recording studios, producing live video and audio for nonprofits and hardcore venues, and doing everything in his power
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