Now it may be me, but I can't be the only one hearing Jerry screaming "I love black people". I can't be the only one, right? All kidding aside, I know you're saying, "show me the money" when it come to your show. I know this, because I, too am a podcaster. Like most podcasters, you aren’t satisfied with just making a great podcast and getting people to hear to it. These two things alone is a job and to top it off, now you're looking at making some money off it. I get it. Before you even start one show, you're learning about distribution of your show. Which is the easy part. The hard part is getting the monetiation. Podcast distribution is important to you and to those potential advertisers, but there's one problem that all podcasters face: your show is alone. Once your live one-hour weekly show has aired, it's over! That 30 second commercial isn't playing any longer until your next broadcast. Under these parameters it's a challnge to sell a 30 second slot on any weekly show. So how do I get the money? Well, what if you could tell your potential client they can have a 30 second commercial that will air throughout day, well after you broadcast live. That offer sounds more attractive! So where you taking this? Let us look at your local radio station on how it works. There's a reason it's called commercial radio. Everything is viewed as adverisement, even that song that is played every hour on the hour is perceive as commercial. The talent mentioning a local business as the segment sponsor is branding. When it comes to monetizing your show, it's not all about the listernship or platfrom the show airs on, but how often an ad will be heard in a day. So, how 94.2 Blazin play into this? Look at 94.2 Blazin as a commercial radio station that broadcast and promote a show that is syndicated (a show that isin't owned and operated by the network or station.) In many cases the show creator will continue to own the rights to the show and have full control on how that show is run. To a certain degree, due to FCC rules and station terms. The creator and the station will have certain agreements such as the show must have a certain amount of there national commercial and station id. The creator would try to obtain a certain time slot or run time from the station. To even getting a few of their show sponsors commerical to air on the station. This syndication model is what 94.2 Blazin is doing. So going back to the question I mention earlier. "What if your show was airing on station that would still air that 30 second commercial throughout day well after your show have aired?" Does this sounds a bit more intriguing.