Alison Fraser
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Welcome to Women Who Podcast the podcast for side-hustling women who are ambitious but time-limited. This podcast is for women who are either already podcast hosts or are just starting out. Each episode is aimed at giving you the confidence boost you need to get started - and to keep going - as well as to create a sisterhood of women already doing it. Alison Fraser is an experienced journalist and avid podcast listener who is on a mission to give women the platform to use their voice for good. If you have something to say then this is your...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Alison Fraser makes the business of podcasting legible through candid interviews about growth, workload, marketing and sustainable production.
Women Who Podcast - How to start, run and grow your podcast treats podcasting as practical operating work. Alison Fraser interviews other hosts about discoverability, guest pitching, audience growth, production demands and the role a show can play in building a business.
Instagram fatigue meets a six-episode trial run; Alison Fraser gives your podcast ambition room to breathe.
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Low-cost podcast PR advice that stays grounded in practical next steps.
Podcast PR is framed as practical work, not a glossy side of the industry: Angel Wilborn talks about making a show name better known, finding opportunities that do not break the bank, and starting without hiring help.
A practical case for outsourcing the work that is slowing a show down.
Lauren Wrighton treats podcast management as the work that keeps a show from stalling when production starts to get in the way of the message. The piece works best when it shows the role as weekly execution, creative judgment, and wider strategy, not just editing.
A loose, practical accountability call for time-limited women podcasters.
This episode gives a clear, grounded look at a weekly accountability group for side-hustling women who are short on time but still aiming high.
Practical batching ideas for podcasters who need more breathing room.
This episode treats batching as a simple way to make podcast work less scattered. Lisa Zerotny, host of Positively Living, brings a calm, practical lens and points to meal prep, grocery shopping, cooking, phone calls, note-taking, and guest outreach as things that can be grouped…
A grounded holiday-eating reset that favors confidence over shame.
This episode frames holiday eating as a reset rather than a moral verdict. Alison Fraser opens with the familiar mix of abundance, slipping habits, guilt, and shame, then brings the focus back to feeling empowered, confident, and not deprived.
Practical repurposing advice for time-limited podcasters who want more reach from each episode.
Alison Fraser and Emily Aborn spend this episode on a useful, slightly messy problem: how to turn one recording into something that can keep working after it is published. Emily keeps circling back to reuse, and that feels like the right center of gravity.
A calm case for podcasting as a trust-building tool for women building a business.
This episode treats podcasting less as a marketing tactic and more as a way to earn trust. Mary Lee's path, from a whisper of an idea to a new business, gives the conversation a clear center.
A practical systems lesson for podcasters managing guests, launches, and day-to-day admin.
This episode stays close to the work itself, and that is what makes it useful. Dolly DeLong lays out how she balances podcasting with a family photography business and family life, then shows the systems that keep launches moving and the follow-through from falling apart.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Alison Fraser talks with Angel Wilborn about simple, affordable ways to get a podcast name better known.
Idaiba Orozco joins from Los Angeles.
Alison Fraser tells Robin Hackney how a UK childhood that included avoiding school sports turned into a New Zealand life of Ironman races, Parkrun organizing, and endurance training.
Alison Fraser’s Women Who Podcast episode with Becca Ingersoll centers on starting a podcast while managing anxiety, rejection fears, and a family history that includes twins born at 23 weeks, 6 days and one son’s leukemia treatment.
Host Alison Fraser interviews Joyce Lehman about why pausing a podcast can be beneficial, focusing on Joyce's experience with her show In Lehman's Terms.
Ana Gonzalez, the host of Biz Haps, says she records eight episodes every Wednesday and publishes them three times a week while raising her nine-year-old son as a solo parent.
Host Alison Fraser interviews Kristin Fitch, a podcaster with over 400 episodes across two shows, about overcoming the urge to quit podcasting.
Host Alison Fraser interviews Alicia Coulson, host of the Strong Her Way podcast, about starting a podcast and making sustainable lifestyle changes.
Alison Fraser talks with Mary Lee about podcasting, intimacy, and business.
Alison Fraser welcomes Audra Bartlett of Wild Visionary for a warm conversation about podcasting, metrics, and keeping the work moving.
Aoife O'Brien, host of the Happier at Work podcast, says she markets her show through LinkedIn, a separate podcast page, and a newsletter with embedded Spotify audio.
Host Alison Fraser shares five things she would do differently if starting her podcast over, including better planning, recording more solo episodes, ignoring metrics, avoiding comparison, and promoting earlier.
Sonia Lovell talks about why Dear Menopause needed a pause.
Stacey Simms рассказывает how a search for better information after her son’s type 1 diabetes diagnosis led to Diabetes Connections.
Alison Fraser opens by saying recording and publishing are the fun part.
Women Who Podcast welcomes Kat Caldwell-Meyers for a conversation about how The Adventure Paradox came about and the life changes around it.
Production can become the wall.
Women Who Podcast brings together Allison, Robin Hackney, Becca Ingersoll, and Penny Fitzgerald for a recorded accountability-group conversation built around exercise, joy, and podcast goals.
Women Who Podcast features interview with Dolly DeLong of Systems and Workflow Magic podcast.
Do the thing that you would do when nobody's watching.
Rosemary Callender explains why she stepped away from the social media hustle.
Alison Fraser opens on the tired, guilty feeling that can follow Christmas eating.
Alison Fraser opens by circling back to recent practical topics like repurposing content and squeezing podcast work into a jam-packed calendar.