Your Next Favorite Podcast Awaits: Insights and Upcoming Shows
Timothy shares insights into the latest developments surrounding his podcast, including a discussion of listener reviews and upcoming projects. He emphasizes the importance of community feedback, showcasing testimonials from...
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About the Host
Timothy Brien
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Timothy Brien is a proud husband, father and step dad. He has been writing since 1988 mostly poetry and short stories that have accumulated to 4 books of self published poetry and 1 short kids story.
He discovered podcasting back in 2006 and started his own podcast called KDOI Podcasting on BlogTalkRadio. He did this off and on from 2006-2016 when he met up with Kyle Bondo of Gagglepod studios at a local meetup. It is there where he learned the right way to do podcasting with the audience in mind. Since then he has hosted KDOI Podcasting which turned into Create Art Podcasting, Clearly Obtuse and co-hosts on Podwrecked.
Find A Podcast About is Tim's latest creation to fill the gap between the podcast host and the listener. He believes the best way to find a podcast is by word of mouth. Currently working with the US Federal Government, he is working on podcasts for his agency in order to reach out to employees and help them maintain and increase their resilience in order to lead more fulfilling lives.
Tim has his MFA in Theater Pedagogy from Virginia Commonwealth University and his BA in Theater ( Lighting) from Southern Illinois University. He recently started collecting vinyl, specifically jazz from the hard bop and the free jazz era.