182: Jerri Williams - My Media Empire, A Look Behind the Curtain

FBI Retired Case File Review

Jerri Williams

True Crime, Interviews, Fiction, History, Fbi, Government, Truecrime

4.6 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Host Jerri Williams shares updates about her nonfiction book, FBI Myths and Misconceptions: A Manual for Armchair Detectives, how and why to start a podcast, download stats for FBI Retired Case File Review, and reveal changes to the podcast release schedule. She's interviewed by her friend and fellow podcaster, Javier Leiva, host of Pretend Radio, a show featuring stories about people pretending to be someone else.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 182 of FBI Retired Case File Review with Jerry Williams. I'm a retired agent on a mission to show the public who the FBI is and what the FBI does through my books, my blog, and my podcast case reviews with former colleagues.
0:26.7	Today, well, it's a special episode.
0:29.9	I'm calling it, my media empire empire a look behind the curtain a weekly podcast and three books is far from a media empire I know that but I thought you would enjoy hearing about how I do my
0:46.5	podcast hosting and author thing. After all, I'm nearly four years into my full-time creative adventure of talking and writing about
0:57.1	FBI true crime and crime fiction. In this episode I share updates about FBI myths and misconceptions,
1:07.0	a manual for armchair detectives, download stats for FBI retired case file review and reveal changes I'm making in the
1:16.9	podcast schedule. I'm interviewed by my friend and fellow podcaster
1:21.6	Javier Leyva of Pretend Radio, a show featuring stories about people
1:28.2	pretending to be someone else.
1:30.9	Javier and I regularly have conversations about producing our shows.
1:37.1	This episode is practically a recording of one of our mastermind sessions, except this one is all about me.
1:45.8	Podcasting is not as easy as it looks.
1:49.8	Often other life commitments and technical issues can throw off the production flow.
1:55.6	I believe I've finally gotten control of my issues with audio quality, with the exception
2:02.0	now and then of a distorted voice, usually mine.
2:05.0	But the main thing you need to know is podcasting makes me happy.
2:10.0	However, writing and reading books also make me happy, and recently I can't seem to find the time to do either.
2:20.0	The premise and plot twists for the third book in my crime fiction series has been collecting in my head for more than a year and I wanted to vote more of my time to finishing that trilogy. After listening to this episode, I hope you
2:36.8	consider if you need to make adjustments in your life to make sure that you aren't taking on too much. But before we get to the
2:45.7	episode I want to remind you that I just sent out the September Reader Team email.
2:53.4	In the email I continue talking about podcast stats and the state of the podcast.
3:00.1	And I review Mind Hunter, which I just binge watched this past weekend.
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