Do you know that you need the tools to do any job? You're getting me what I'm trying to say. The thing is you need the tools, right? To get a job done. And to get interviewed on radios, you need to know where you can find those interviews, where you can find those shows where you can find those radio producers. In order to reach these producers, you need to know where they are.

So I'm going to ask the exact same question to nourish and he's going to help us to find or to learn a little more about the resources that we need to get more interviews. Let's you read from the dish. Nowadays, what are the resources that are available for individuals to get more interviews? Sure. So the first thing I want to stress again is help a reporter help a reporter is the best way I've gotten so many interviews through them. And so that's the first thing the next Next resource that I want to tell your listeners is called radio guest list.com.

Radio guest list comm Is it a paid or free one, it's free. They have a paid version also, but the free version works just fine. Radio guest list comm is similar to help a reporter except it's only radio shows and podcasts. And they only send you one email a day, sometimes one email every two days, and it only has three or four queries on it. So it's much shorter, it's quicker. Whereas help a reporter you're getting up to 100 queries a day.

This one you're only getting about five queries every two days. Okay, so that's another another good one. But those two areas, join their databases. You'll get all the queries. And then the other thing I would recommend is doing your own research doing your own work. market research.

So going on iTunes, finding podcasts, contacting the producers or the hosts of those podcasts, pitching yourself to them. That's a big one. And then even if you're just kind of walking around thinking about different things at home or outside, make note of any potential media outlets that that you think you would be a good fit for. even ask on radio, you know, local city will work, right? radio, terrestrial radio, am FM radio, the return is not what it used to be. But if you have your roots in a city, so I live in Florida, for example, but a Florida if I have, I wouldn't say I have my roots here, but I live here.

And so the local media would be interested in what I'm, you know, if I come out with a new book or if I do something special, they would be interested and that's a good way to really resonate with that local audience. Now if you live in Bangalore, India, You go on a on a Chennai radio station, then it may not be as effective because, you know, you don't live in that area and people might be more interested in people worrying that live in that area. Uh huh. But my recommendation is Don't say no, especially when you're just starting out. Beggars can't be choosers. Take what you could get, and then work yourself.