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The Importance of Telling Your Story
In the world of speaking, podcasting, writing, and consulting, it’s pretty easy to start your own brand. You build a website, add…
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Are you targeting the right avatar to build your EDU Brand?
Are you trying to Build Your EDU Brand and finding that you aren’t getting the traction that you think you should be…
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Email Marketing -vs- Weekly Newsletters: What’s the Difference?
Are you looking to build and grow an email list to support your website, podcast, or consulting? If so you might have heard…
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I’ve Got An Idea For A New EDU Brand … Now What (and other listener questions)
Welcome to the Jeff Bradbury Show, the podcast for educational podcasters, bloggers, authors, speakers, and content creators. If you or someone you know…
Meet your host
Hi, I’m Jeff.
I’m an educator, instructional coach, author of Impact Standards, and founder of the TeacherCast Educational Network. I believe a good conversation can help us see our work differently—and give us something practical to try next.
On this show, I sit down with people doing meaningful work to explore how they got started, what they learned, and how their experience can help the rest of us.

The next great conversation could be yours
Bring your story to the microphone.
A fresh perspective. A hard-earned lesson. An idea worth exploring. Join Jeff for a conversation that goes beyond the headline and gives listeners something useful to take away.
Who makes a great guest?
The Jeff Bradbury Show features entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and people making an impact on the world around them. If that sounds like you—or someone you represent—let’s explore their story.
Guest selection is editorial. Submitting a pitch does not guarantee an interview or publication.
Your story. Their next step.
What could listeners learn from you?
Go deeper. Share the decisions and experiences behind your work—not a rehearsed product pitch.
Make it practical. Bring a lesson, example, or framework someone can use.
Start with three things
01 A short introduction to the guest.
02 Two or three ideas for the conversation.
03 Relevant links and any important timing.






