Meet the Team

Behind everything we do is a team of people who truly care. We bring our full selves to the table—open-minded, collaborative, and ready to make something great.

Man smiling outdoors, wearing sunglasses and a red and black Ferrari racing jacket with sponsor logos, on a race track with structures in the background.
Josh Troche, Chief Content Architect and founder of Pedal Stomper Productions, in his Akron-area video podcast studio. Josh is wearing a branded polo and headphones, ready to help B2B clients engineer high-impact content.
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A woman with short, bleached blonde hair and glasses, wearing large hoop earrings and a light-colored top, smiling at the camera against a plain background.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and schedule a call to get your podcast started.

  • Absolutely not. The goal is to be you, not a stiff, weird persona. Your audience will connect with your authentic expertise and personality. Our job is to create a comfortable environment where you can relax, have fun, and let your genuine brand DNA shine through.

  • We take a look at the telemetry—the analytics and metrics—to see what’s resonating with your audience. However, we don't obsess over viewership alone; we focus on how that content is building your community and how well it’s being repurposed across your other marketing channels.

  • Relax—it’s not a race to the finish line. If you lose your place, just pause. Silence is much easier for our "pit crew" to edit out than a filler word. We’ll trim the fat and polish the audio so you sound like a poised, high-performance leader every time.

  • To look like a pro on camera, stick to "normal" solid colors and keep stripes or busy patterns to a minimum—they tend to vibrate on screen. Avoid shiny fabrics or shirts with other people’s logos. You want the focus to be on your message, not a distracting wardrobe choice.

  • Think of your podcast as an authority engine, not a 30-minute sales pitch. If you spend your time being the expert your audience relies on, the sales will follow naturally. We help you shift from "selling" to "solving," which builds the kind of trust that wins long-term customers.

  • We recommend staying in the "Fast Lane"—keeping episodes under 30 minutes. Research shows this is the sweet spot for commutes and workouts. We want your content to fit perfectly into your audience's busy lives, not become a hurdle they don't have time to clear.

  • Success on the track starts with a plan. We have a strict "No-Winging-It" policy because wandering conversations lose listeners. We’ll help you develop a roadmap of key bullet points to ensure you hit your marks and stay on schedule without the stress of a rigid script.