On a scale of one to one hundred, how much do you love podcasts? Wait, don’t answer that just yet, because you are probably sick to death or hearing about podcasts. The thing is, my podcast is really good, and I am trying to get the word out. No one else is covering these sort of topics out there, so I think I am doing something unique and original for the market. How many different people need to talk about sports, or review movies? I want to try and offer something of value to the listener, so I focus 100% of reviews, tips, tricks, and advice on heating and cooling systems. People these days are so concerned with giving their “hot take” on some current event that no one wants to focus on the little things people want to know, like how to tune up their air conditioner without having to call in a pro. Nine times out of ten, you will need a certified HVAC professional to fix your system for you, but there are a lot of little things you can do yourself. The point of my show is to not be intimidated by your heating and cooling system, to look at it like any other aspect of your home. Knowing the difference between a minor HVAC issue and a major problem can save you a lot of time, and a lot of money. I’m glad that my work is starting to find an audience, and in a few weeks I think I will start answering phone calls from people about their HVAC problems.