I found this out very early when I started Michigan Pathways, which that time it was backpackers first steps before it became Michigan Pathways. And I had very low numbers, and I switched over and got more focused on Michigan Pathways and the nature and the camping and the hiking and the outdoors and the love of Michigan. Things really took off. And I honestly believe that people can definitely home in on something, if that's the right word, home, and really get their information out and get great feedback
Rocío (Ro) Christensen
@rocio · 1:56
I think I, too, feel like very I don't know, inspired by everyone's unique voice, because truly, everyone has one. And it's so exciting always to hear people's perspectives on the same thing around different things, but just it's so rich. It creates such rich moments. And that's why I love Swell, because we get to have them even if we're miles away on opposite sides of the world. I think that's a beautiful so, yeah
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:51
And I missed that when I was podcasting. I didn't even know it was possible because the Swell wasn't around. But that sense of like in between podcasters forum be able to Swell. But I definitely I don't podcast anymore because I'm on Swell and I'm here all the time now, obviously. But I think developing a voice and then sharing your stories out into other platforms so people can know you're here and you're talking is awesome
john Bailey
@Michigan · 1:28
Swell is one of those that just kind of you can kind of pinpoint where you want to go, depending on your mood and what you got going. A lot of times with podcasting, you're kind of narrowed down into your field, like myself with the outdoors here in Michigan and so on and so forth. But here I can find different avenues, and I love that. So I'm looking forward to working with someone, talking with someone
