“How to Become the Center of Influence Through Original Podcasting” with Maggie McGuire of the Pinna Original Podcast

 

As part of my series of interviews about “How to Become the Center of Influence Through Podcasting”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Maggie McGuire. She is CEO of Pinna, ​an audio-first children’s media company offering the only ad-free, audio on-demand streaming service that delivers breakthrough, original audio programming as well as aggregates and curates podcasts, audiobooks and music just for kids.

A seasoned media executive with deep experience in cross platform brand strategy, product/content development and innovation, Maggie most recently was vice president of eScholastic, the digital division of Scholastic. Prior to her 15-year tenure with Scholastic, Maggie’s experience in children’s media included positions with Viacom, Cablevision and JP Kids.

Maggie began her career as​ a teacher recruiter for Teach for America and led the team that launched the International Baccalaureate’s Middle Years Programme, an international curriculum designed for students aged 11 to 16, offered in schools worldwide. She holds an MA in Educational Theater from New York University and a BA in English Literature and Philosophy from Boston College.

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Check out the full interview in Tracy Hazzard’s Authority Magazine article about Maggie McGuire!

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Podcaster Influencer, Maggie McGuire of the Pinna Original Podcast shares the best ways to:

What makes your podcast binge-listenable? What do you think makes your podcast unique from the others in your category? What do you think is special about you as a host, your guests, or the content itself?

Check out the full interview in Tracy Hazzard’s Authority Magazine article about Maggie McGuire!