We are going into our 7th year of Podcasting, to better serve our community we're dividing the year up into four distinct "Series," each with their own unique approach.
2026 Series 1 Guest Opportunities: Pop Culture & Entertainment
January – March 2026
A cinematic exploration of how stories shape us, connect us and allow us to grow
This season, we’re diving deep into the emotional, cultural, and creative impact of the stories we consume — and the people who create them. From filmmakers to psychologists, from musicians to cultural analysts, we’re bringing together voices that illuminate how entertainment becomes part of our identity, our memory, and our shared human experience.
If your work touches storytelling, creativity, culture, or fandom, you may be the perfect guest for this season.
🎬 Series Theme: Pop Culture & Entertainment
A three‑month cinematic journey into the heart of modern storytelling.
We’re exploring how media shapes us — not just what we watch, but why it matters.
Each month focuses on a different emotional and creative lens:
🎭 JANUARY — The Evolution of Storytelling
How stories change, why they endure, and what they reveal about us.
Ideal guests for this month:
- Filmmakers, screenwriters, directors
- Novelists, showrunners, playwrights
- Story theorists, narrative designers
- Cultural historians and media scholars
Topics we explore:
- How storytelling has evolved across generations
- The emotional architecture of a great story
- The creative process behind iconic works
- Why certain narratives resonate across time
🎬 FEBRUARY — Behind the Scenes
The craft, chaos, and creativity that audiences never see.
Ideal guests for this month:
- Producers, editors, cinematographers
- Musicians, composers, sound designers
- Animators, VFX artists, production designers
- Anyone with a compelling behind‑the‑scenes story
Topics we explore:
- The unseen work that brings stories to life
- Creative breakthroughs and production challenges
- Collaboration, conflict, and artistic chemistry
- The emotional reality of making something meaningful
💫 MARCH — The Psychology of Fandom
Why we love what we love — and how fandom builds community.
Ideal guests for this month:
- Media psychologists
- Pop culture analysts
- Sociologists and cultural critics
- Creators with fan‑driven or community‑driven projects
Topics we explore:
- Why fandoms form and what they fulfill
- The emotional connection between fans and creators
- How media shapes identity, belonging, and memory
- The future of fan culture in a digital world
🌟 Who We’re Looking For
Guests who bring:
✔ Expertise
A deep understanding of storytelling, creativity, culture, or media.
✔ Emotional Intelligence
Willingness to explore the human side of your work — the meaning behind the craft.
✔ A Story Worth Telling
Behind‑the‑scenes insights, personal journeys, creative breakthroughs, or cultural observations.
✔ A Desire to Inspire
Our audience loves learning, reflecting, and discovering new perspectives.
🎙️ What It’s Like to Be on the Show
One More Thing Before You Go is not a rapid‑fire Q&A.
It’s a cinematic, narrative‑driven conversation with:
- A warm, thoughtful interview style
- A structured three‑act arc
- Emotional depth and creative exploration
- Space for your story to breathe
- A focus on legacy, meaning, and impact
Guests often say it feels like a conversation they didn’t know they needed.
📩 How to Apply to Be a Guest
If your work intersects with storytelling, creativity, culture, or fandom — we’d love to hear from you.
Apply here:
PodMatch is the official Booking Platform
You can always reach out via this website by clicking the microphone on the rights hand side to send a mesage
Please include:
- Your background and expertise
- Your proposed topic or story
- Links to your work (books, films, music, articles, etc.)
- Any relevant interviews or media appearances
🌠 Why This Matters
Season 1 sets the tone for the entire show.
We’re building a foundation of:
- Creativity
- Emotional intelligence
- Cultural insight
- Human connection
- Cinematic storytelling
The right guests will help shape a season that resonates long after the credits roll.