Building connections by engaging in meaningful conversations with guests is the most rewarding aspect of becoming a podcaster. In two seasons of That's Derm Good!, Janelle Ball discusses everything she has learned about podcasting, connecting with guests, and running a new business.

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Overall, the connections and conversations facilitated through the podcast have been personally rewarding for Janelle and contributed to the growth and impact of the "That's Derm Good!" community. Through these interactions, Janelle continues to expand her network, learn from others, and inspire listeners to engage in meaningful discussions about healthcare, advocacy, and patient care.

Starting a business and a podcast simultaneously can be challenging. In a podcast episode, the host shared her experience launching BC Educators, a consulting business, and the "That's Derm Good!" podcast. She emphasized the importance of having a skilled podcast producer to manage the workload effectively. The producer was crucial in editing the podcast episodes, ensuring a polished final product. This support allowed the host to focus on building her business without being overwhelmed by the demands of podcast production.

Janelle's journey from being a licensed cosmetologist to working in dermatology and establishing her own business has given her a unique perspective on the significance of access to specialty medications. She shares her experiences of learning about biologics, prior authorizations, and the complexities of the healthcare system to dermatology. Through BC Educators, she offers consulting services to dermatology offices to streamline workflow efficiencies and improve patients' access to specialty medications.

By sharing these stories on the podcast, Janelle continues to educate and empower others in the healthcare community to advocate for improved access to these crucial medications.

This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for small business owners.