Who We're Looking For
You don't need to be a 20-year veteran. Some of our best episodes have come from practitioners early in their careers who bring fresh perspectives, real case studies, and hard-won lessons learned. If you've done the work, you have something worth sharing.
What Makes a Great Episode
We're not looking for sales pitches or product demos. We want real stories, honest takes, and practical insights that our audience can actually use. Here's what works best:
Before You Apply
If you're going to be a guest, we'd love for you to be part of the community first. It's not a requirement, but it goes a long way. Check off what you can:
- Subscribe to PrOTect IT All on Apple Podcasts or Spotify
- Subscribe on YouTube
- Follow Aaron Crow on LinkedIn
- Follow @protectitall on X
- Listen to a few episodes so you know the vibe and what kind of conversations we have
What to Expect
Gear & Setup
You don't need a professional studio, but audio quality matters. Here's what we recommend:
Apply to Be a Guest
Fill out the form below and we'll be in touch. We review every application and typically respond within a week.
Each guest must be registered individually, by that guest, using their own email address and contact information. Submissions entered on a client's behalf from an agency address will be cancelled.
Use the guest's own email address. Agency and publicist addresses cause submissions to overwrite each other, and will be cancelled.
For Publicists, Agencies & Booking Agents
We're glad to hear from you, and we do book guests who come to us through representation. There's one requirement, and it isn't negotiable:
Each guest registers individually, through this form, using their own email address and contact details.
Our system identifies every guest by their email address. When multiple clients are submitted from a single agency address, the records overwrite one another. The second submission erases the first. We have lost guests this way. People who should have been booked simply disappeared, and neither we nor their representative knew until a scheduling conflict surfaced.
To be direct about what happens:
None of this is a comment on the quality of your clients. It's how we keep from losing them.