TWR Listeners Lounge - Caroline Daley and Michael Caputo of Pod Clubhouse

<p>In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray get a chance to sit down with Caroline Daley and Michael Caputo of <a href= "https://podclubhouse.com/"><strong>Pod Clubhouse</strong></a>. Alan and Walt were featured on their show, <a href= "https://podclubhouse.com/2021/01/interview-with-a-podcast-the-wilder-ride-podcast/"> <em>Interview with a Podcast</em></a>, which dropped in January of 2021. On that show, Caroline and Michael like to bring a spotlight on other podcasts. Alan and Walt had such a fun time being interviewed, they wanted to return the favor here in season 4 of <a href="https://thewilderride.com/"><strong>The Wilder Ride</strong></a>.</p> <p>Caroline Daley and Michael Caputo of Pod Clubhouse each started in media separately, but found each other via a radio program. It did not take long for the two of them to realize they fed easily off each other and it led to the creation of a new podcast. The concept behind Pod Clubhouse was to bring other podcasts and voices together in the spirit of collaboration. As Michael says, they believe in the concept that a rising tide lifts all boats. As they embarked, their brand has become an umbrella for several different shows. While they still think of <em>Interview with a Podcast</em> as their primary show, they have added shows related to dozens of television and streaming shows, a movie themed show where they are looking at 52 weeks of Christmas movies, a show called, <em>Decorating the Set</em> and one called <em>PCH Press Pass</em>. There are several other members of the Pod Clubhouse team, all of which can be found on their website under the <a href= "https://podclubhouse.com/about-us/">About Us</a> page. As we wind down the interview portion of the show, Caroline and Michael encourage folks to proactively reach out to them if you would like to join forces on an episode. There is no guarantee, but life is easier for them if people feel comfortable reaching out to them.</p> <p>As the episode continues, Walt dives into his horrible movie review, which