Be a Guest

Have a story worth telling? Come on the show.

Drop the Needle features honest conversations about spirituality, mindset, and music — and we're always looking for the next great guest.

★  Ranked #1 in Spirituality — and Top 10 in Spirituality & Religion — on Apple Podcasts  ★

Why come on the show

What you get

A real, unhurried conversation

Not a sales pitch, not a rapid-fire interview. Jim gives every guest the time and space to go deep — 60 to 90 minutes, unscripted.

A spiritually-curious, open-minded audience

Listeners who are actively exploring consciousness, healing, and personal transformation — exactly the people who need to hear your story.

Distribution across four platforms

Your episode goes out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and AudioBoom. ~69 episodes in, new episodes every week.

A branded episode and thumbnail

Every guest gets a professionally branded episode card and thumbnail they can share across their own channels.

Who's a great fit

Is this you?

  • Spiritual teachers and mediums
  • Energy healers and Reiki practitioners
  • Near-death and mystical-experience storytellers
  • Intuitives and Akashic readers
  • Consciousness researchers and scientists exploring the spirit-science overlap
  • Authors in the spirituality and healing space
  • Musicians and artists whose work moves the soul

What matters most is authenticity, a real story or expertise, and a willingness to go deep and honest.

Not a fit: hard product pitches.

How it works

Four simple steps

01

Apply

Fill out the short form below. It takes about five minutes.

02

Jim reviews and reaches out

Jim personally reads every application and follows up if it's a good fit.

03

Pick a time

Choose a recording slot that works for your schedule.

04

Record remotely

60–90 minutes, relaxed and unscripted. Free of charge, recorded remotely from wherever you are.

One more thing…

Every guest picks a song. What would you drop the needle on?

Apply

Apply to be a guest

Not sure if you're a fit? Reach out anyway — the best conversations often start that way.