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Season Wrap Up & A Preview Of What's Coming Next

·12 min

Season two closes with a look back at how the show found its rhythm again after a long break. He says the first recordings felt rusty. He and Justin had been away from the format for a while, and that showed in the room. He expected those early episodes to miss the mark. Editing changed that view. Once he went back through the material, the episodes felt stronger than they had at recording time. The season then found real momentum with listeners. That surprised him, since he had worried the break might have dulled the response. He also treats this as the first seasonal show he has done in a long time, which made the process feel fresh again. The episode spends a lot of time on gratitude. Michael from Famous and Gravy gets a shout-out for public support, steady engagement, and a strong sense of podcasting. Barrett Young from The Art of Succession is recognized for frequent, thoughtful comments and for sharing data from his own show. Liz Hamies from Jar Audio is thanked for regular encouragement and for bringing perspective from branded video work and the broader audio space. He sees those responses as proof that the show has a thoughtful audience, not just passive listeners. He then turns to what comes next. Season three is confirmed. The hosts plan to keep working on the show over the next few months. He also says he and Justin will be taking on separate work individually. The episode ends by pointing listeners toward a more intensive support offer for creators who want a system around their show, product suite, and email marketing. It is a practical wrap-up, with more attention on continuity and next steps than on polished finale energy.

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A season two wrap that revisits early rust, stronger than expected results, and a clear look toward season three.

Jeremy ends season two with a calm look back at how the run started a little rough, how the early recordings felt unsure, and how later editing changed that view.

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You want a candid reset after a long break and a season-two wrap.

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