After all, I’m Canadian and he’s a Blues fan.Įpisode 2: Decisions, Decisions & Harley Finkelstein

We don’t talk about hockey, despite my best efforts. I spoke with Tom Merritt about workflow, his podcasting routine, what stuff he uses to stay on top of things and a lot more - including a mention of his brief stint at a pizza joint employee.Then I ask for your take…and I’m hoping you’ll offer it below in the comments. The very first segment (bound to be a trivia question for years to come) was “Hey, what are you doing?”, during which I discuss new things and old habits, as well as give Leo a mention.And I thanked you, the audience for coming along for the ride. Oh, and he writes books that you should buy. Same goes for Aaron Mahnke at Wet Frog Studios for the excellent branding. More thanks went to Alex Blackie at X96 Design for the amazing work done on the PV website - and on the theme song. I offered thanks to my wife for backing me up all these years.I’m glad I got to do both this week…and all in 22 minutes. A premiere episode of a podcast is rare, as is the ability to use the word “slew” more than once in a paragraph. The first episode of ProductiVardy features some gratitude, the first of what will be a slew of segments, and an interview with Tom Merritt, host of TWiT’s Tech News Today (among a slew of other podcasts).

Episode 1: New Things, Old Habits & Tom Merritt Put all of that together and ProductiVardy truly was the “productivity podcast with personality”. In addition, it offered regular segments that went beyond interviewing those that are known in productivity circles, such as tips, tricks, product reviews and the occasional, unexpected audible treat for listeners. ProductiVardy was a podcast that explored the productivity realm, lifehacking and much more. Below you’ll find all of the episodes that contained interviews, complete with show notes. Today is the Canadian National Day of Podcasting, so in recognition of that I’ve gone and done something with today’s post that was inspired by something that fellow 70Decibels host Stephen Hackett did over at his blog: I’m presenting the entire history of my retired solo podcast ProductiVardy.

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