Be a Guest on the Podcast
By Julie Elster
If you are looking to be a guest on Double Your WDW: The Disney World Planning Podcast, you've come to the right place.
Here is what you'll need to do to apply:
Leave Me a Voicemail Message
Leave me a voicemail message and let me know why you'd be a great guest! You can do that by clicking here or at the bottom of this page. Here is what you'll need to know:
- Messages can be up to 90 seconds long. So be prepared with what you want me to know
- Be sure to include the dates of your trip for trip reports
- Tell me what makes YOUR trip interesting/unique/special/helpful. My goal is to help people planning their trips (and to spread a little Disney Magic between trips). So be sure to let me know why your trip would be a good fit
- Let your personality shine!
Tips for Great Voicemail Messages
Are you worried about leaving a great voicemail message? Here are a few tips that might help:
- Know what you want to say, but don't read from a piece of paper. I can tell when you do it, and it prevents us from hearing your personality
- Have fun! Yes, show is supposed to be helpful for listeners. But it is also supposed to be entertaining. So don't be afraid to have fun
- Share anything about your trip you are excited about! If you are excited about it, chances are there are listeners who will also be excited about it
Leave a Message Here
You can record a 90 second voicemail message here. If you are having any issues, you can also leave me a voicemail message directly on SpeakPipe's website here.
When Should I Leave a Message?
All submissions should be made BEFORE your trip. Unfortunately I do not accept guests who apply after they have returned from their trip.
There is no rule on how far in advance I accept guests. So you can apply at any time. I typically say the earlier the better.
A few things in mind:
- I only check messages every couple of weeks. So if you wait too long I might not get your message before you leave for your trip
- If my schedule is full, I might have to pass. So apply early to avoid that
What Happens After I Leave a Message?
I listen to voicemail messages typically every few weeks. If you sound like a good fit for the show, I will then check your trip dates against my own schedule.
If the stars align, I'll reach out to you via email to book a time to chat about your trip. Once you secure a time on my schedule I will send over onboarding information so you know exactly what to expect.
If I don't reach out to you, don't feel bad! I try my best to book everyone, but sometimes scheduling just doesn't work out. You can always apply again on your next trip.
I can't wait to hear from you and chat Disney!