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Welcome Patrick. I listened to a couple of your podcasts this weekend. I think people here should give it a listen. Good content with some great guests. I wish there were podcasts like yours when my son and I were spending all those hours driving to baseball events.
Are you asking your guests to mention their appearances on their social? I know Jason Ferber has 100K followers on Instagram. Best of luck. I hope you will become a regular contributor here.

 I like the ones I listened to, great questions.  After listening to the Craig Stammen interview, I feel my son could benefit so I sent him the podcast link. thanks

thanks @MidAtlanticDad I just released one with Bronson Arroyo today. I think it is very good because he talks about how his dad never pressured him to do well. Yes I do ask each guest to promote it on social media. Unfortunately Bronson doesn't have social media, he still uses a flip phone. It through me off when I was at his house and he pulled that thing out. haha. What type of content are you looking for? Or do you think people will want?

thanks for listening. 

thanks @JLC I just released one with Bronson Arroyo today that it might be interesting as well. How old is your son? btw Craig is an awesome guy, one of the nicest big leaguers there is!

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I have not had a chance to listen to the podcast yet, but I'm looking forward to it. 

You probably know this, Patrick, but in case you don't,  I just want to say that it's a mistake to wait for other people to promote your podcast for you on Twitter.  It takes time, but you can generate a following on your own by getting onto Twitter and following every single baseball type account or baseball account follower you can find, thereby getting a bunch of follow backs, and then posting tweets and interacting with folks with comments that will inspire them to check out your podcast and you.   For example, Kyle Boddy, who posts here, has  over 66K tweets and 36K followers.   He doesn't follow that many people -- only 1523 - but he doesn't have to.  His brand is already built.  But if you look at Steve Springer, he has tweeted 16.4k  times and is following about the same number of people that are following him, around 54K -- so it looks like he has used Twitter to build his following and brand.  

As for what people want to hear -- you could probably learn a lot about that by just reading here for a while and seeing the kinds of questions people have.

Good luck!

My son is a college junior who is playing summer ball in the GLSCL.  

@JLC what team in the GLSCL?