How do you keep a podcast going long enough to reach 500 episodes?Most shows fade away after a handful of recordings, but <a href="https://photowalk.show/" target="_blank">The Photowalk</a> has just passed a huge milestone. This week, I’m joined by its host, Neale James, to explore what it really takes to stay consistent, build a community, and even turn a passion project into something sustainable.Neale shares:<ul><li>Why showing up every day matters more than waiting for inspiration</li><li>How listener nicknames, mailbags and “the other listener” helped build a loyal community</li><li>The role authenticity plays – including leaving in planes overhead and barking dogs</li><li>Lessons carried over from his BBC radio career into podcasting</li><li>How he’s pieced together monetisation with Patreon, sponsors, mentoring and photo tours</li></ul>If you’ve ever wondered how to keep your podcast alive and enjoyable well beyond launch, Neale’s story is packed with lessons you can take straight into your own show.Also Mentioned<ul><li><a href="https://alitu.com/" target="_blank">Alitu: The Podcast Maker</a></li><li><a href="https://www.scoreapp.com/" target="_blank">ScoreApp</a></li></ul>

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