Guest Scout
Finds and researches guests, drafts the invite
One free hour to plan your show. Launching within 30 days is the goal; your pace is up to you.
Leverage your unique experiences to build a compelling podcast that resonates and lasts. It starts with a free live workshop with Ed.
We start right on time. Please join a few minutes early. Late arrivals can catch the replay.
Save your free seat and start your show.

I'm Ed Parcaut, a U.S. Navy veteran and former Hospital Corpsman who moved into radio and podcasting in 2018. Hosting shows like Helping The Brave, Real Estate Jerky and ACES53, I've learned the ins and outs of creating content that connects. Now I'm here to guide you on your podcasting journey.
"Don't just start a podcast. Commit to 21 episodes."
1,700+ episodes across our four shows
The audience is bigger than ever. The competition keeps quitting. Here's what the industry's own numbers say, with sources you can check.
About 167 million people, an all-time high. Among 35 to 54 year olds, it's 68%.
Source: Edison Research, The Infinite Dial 2026 (survey of 2,050 Americans 12+, January 2026)
More than 1 billion people watch podcasts on YouTube every month. That's why we plan every show video-first.
4,735,828 podcasts are indexed. Only 466,357 released an episode in the last 90 days.
"Listeners aren't the problem. Staying power is. A show with a mission, a plan and 21 episodes is already ahead of almost everyone."

Veterans with a message to share

Aspiring podcasters overwhelmed by tech or direction

Intermediate creators struggling to grow

Purpose-led leaders ready to turn their voice into a platform

"The MIC Protocol™ helps you define your show's purpose, shape your voice, and plan your content."
Identify your niche and define your podcast's purpose
Choose the right equipment and software for high-quality recordings
Develop engaging episodes that keep listeners coming back
Implement strategies to attract and retain listeners
Build a show that grows your reputation and opens doors
In one hour you'll leave with:
Can't make it live? Sign up anyway and you'll get the replay.
Ready to go all the way? The 4-week live PodVeteran Founding Class starts Thursday, November 5. 12 seats, $197 founding price.
See the Founding Class →Hitting stop is the easy part. The show notes, clips, thumbnails, guest emails and posts are what make new podcasters quit.
Finds and researches guests, drafts the invite
One-page source pack and questions
Titles, descriptions, timestamps, chapters
3 to 5 short clips per episode with captions
Design brief and text options
A week of posts and an email from each episode
One rule: your bots draft, you approve. Nothing posts, sends or publishes without your OK.
Rather not build it yourself? We set up the crew with you, and you keep approving every draft.
PodVeteran is a podcast training program created by Navy veteran Ed Parcaut. It teaches the MIC Protocol™ (Mission, Identity, Content) so you plan your show's purpose and audience before you buy gear. It's built for veterans, and for anyone with a story worth hearing.
Ed Parcaut, a U.S. Navy veteran and former Hospital Corpsman who has hosted shows since 2018, including Helping The Brave, Real Estate Jerky Radio and ACES53.
The live workshop on Thursday, Oct 29, 6 to 7 PM PT / 9 to 10 PM ET is free. Everyone who signs up gets the MIC Protocol™ cheat sheet.
Yes. The workshop is free. At the end I'll share an optional 4-week live Founding Class for people who want to launch with me. No pressure, and the workshop stands on its own.
Register anyway. Everyone who signs up gets the replay by email the next morning.
No. Come with an idea and something to write with. A phone is enough to start.
No. PodVeteran is built by a veteran, for veterans and anyone with a story worth hearing.
Online, in your browser. Your link arrives by email, and podveteran.com/live takes you straight in on the night.
Join a community of veterans and passionate individuals turning their stories into impactful podcasts. Let's embark on this journey together.
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