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Listen up! Dear Media president <\/span>Paige Port<\/a> and <\/span>DITL<\/a> <\/span><\/em>(a.k.a. Day in the Life)\u00a0host is spilling all the secrets to building a top-charting podcast.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n While the entertainment expert, who has interviewed <\/span>Jordin Sparks<\/a>, <\/span>Harry Hamlin<\/a>, and <\/span>Hannah Brown<\/a>, is usually uncovering celebrities’ daily routines, ET flipped the script to see how Port manages her own busy schedule.<\/span><\/p>\n “During the week, I’m up around 6 a.m. and I start the day with a workout. I usually do a mix of F45, ob\u00e9, and Form before shifting into mom mode,” she shares. “My husband gets our two kids up and out of bed, and by the time I get home, it’s time to get them ready for school.”<\/span><\/p>\n From there, the entrepreneur heads to the network’s office in West Hollywood, California, where she helps A-listers like <\/span>Khlo\u00e9 Kardashian<\/a>, <\/span>Scheana Shay<\/a>, and <\/span>Kristin Cavallari<\/a>\u00a0turn their ideas into hit shows.<\/span><\/p>\n “My day is typically spent in meetings with our talent and team,” Port notes.<\/span><\/p>\n As for why many stars are flocking to this format: “A podcast gives them the time and space to share their stories in their own words. It creates a direct, intimate connection with their audience that feels both unfiltered and intentional.”<\/span><\/p>\n Whether Port is the behind the mic, or behind-the-scenes, she believes authenticity is essential for making engaging content.<\/span><\/p>\n “People want depth and connection in a way that fits into their daily lives. \u2026 It\u2019s all about creating a space that feels warm, inviting, and curious,” she shares.<\/span><\/p>\n “If you\u2019re truly interested, that energy translates and makes the conversation more engaging. \u2026 When guests feel listened to and not rushed, they open up and share the most candid moments.”<\/span><\/p>\n As for other tips to flourish in the space, Port says consistency is key.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cThe shows that succeed are the ones that show up week after week and build trust with their audience over time. Also, good audio and video quality always helps.”<\/span><\/p>\n RELATED CONTENT:<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n