The Interview:

1. Our podcast is a relaxed, conversational interview-style format that requires no preparation and provides you a platform to spotlight your company.

2. Guests receive sample interview questions in advance. The same questions are used for every interview. You can also listen to any of our Good Neighbor Podcast episodes to get a feel for the questions.

3. The interview is conducted over the Internet via a Streamyard link, similiar to a Zoom session. It is an audio-video recording...NOT a live broadcast.

4. Our interview guests receive a copy of their podcast interview audio file along with their customized company branded logo badge and social media graphics. We make sharing your story on your website, social media, and via email... simple, fast, and easy!

The Reach: Who Listens To Your Good Neighbor Podcast Interview?

1. Good Neighbor Podcast is promoted to all of our local community social media followers and on our website!

2. Good Neighbor Podcast is listened to on all the major podcast platforms including Apple iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Amazon and over a dozen more!

3. Our websites receive thousands of local visitors weekly.

4. Google Search... it's very likely your podcast episode will show up on Google when local residents are searching for a service you provide!

Is There A Cost To Participate?

NO. The Good Neighbor Podcast started in April 2020, Port St Lucie, FL, (during the Covid shutdown) to help local businesses get their unique stories out to the community while they waited for the uncertain future to unfold.

In January 2024, Scott Howell, of the Friends & Neighbors Group, introduced it to Cleveland, TN and because of the strong interest from the businesses in other area communities, the Good Neighbor Podcast has rapidly expanded from Cleveland to the entire Chattanooga Region including 5 Counties in Tennessee (Hamilton, Bradley, Polk, Sequatchie & Marion) and 4 Counties in Georgia (Catoosa, Walker, Dade & Whitfield).

Every locally owned company and each community, no matter how small, are important to the entire region.