Podcast Show Ideas: If we were a……

If We Were a Plumber, We Would Start A Podcast and It Would Look Like this…..

Podcasts aren’t just for influencers or media companies. They’re one of the smartest tools for anyone or any business to build authority, stay top of mind, and generate new business opportunities and leads. That’s why we launched our new series: “If We Were a ___, This Is the Podcast We’d Start.”

We’re kicking it off with a profession that keeps our homes running smoothly but rarely gets the spotlight: plumbing.

Why a Plumber Should Start a Podcast

Think about it — every homeowner has plumbing questions. Every builder has a story about what went wrong behind the walls. Every inspector has seen water damage nightmares that could’ve been avoided.

A podcast gives plumbers the chance to:

  • Build trust with homeowners before they ever pick up the phone.

  • Position themselves as local experts and problem-solvers.

  • Create content that gets shared for being both entertaining and educational.

And here’s the best part: plumbing stories are naturally engaging. They’re messy, funny, sometimes horrifying, and always relatable.

What We Would Call the Podcast

Every good podcast starts with a name that sticks. Here are a few favorites we brainstormed:

  • The Pipe Line – Plumbing stories, insider tips, and conversations that flow.

  • The Drip – Behind-the-scenes advice straight from a real plumber.

  • What Happens When You Flush? – Busted myths and laughs from the field.

  • The Water Works – Chats about leaks, life, and everything in between.

  • Pipe Dreams – How to build a business as a plumber in the U.S.

The Podcast Description

“Pulling back the curtain on a career as a plumber and what you as a homeowner can do to keep your pipes, plumbing, and home infrastructure free of leaks and bursts. From wild stories on the job to practical tips anyone can use, this podcast blends entertainment with education — and guarantees that when listeners need a plumber, you’ll be the first name they think of.”

Sponsors We Would Go After

Monetizing a podcast isn’t as complicated as it sounds. It is easy to get sponsors and ad dollars for your podcast, especially if you have the team at Hype Boss or PodPlus Studios behind you. For our Plumbing podcast, we would approach plumbing brands, hardware stores, and home improvement companies would line up to back a show like this. Think:

  • Home Depot

  • Lowe’s

  • Kohler

  • Delta Faucets

  • Ace Hardware

  • Plumbing Supply Co.

  • Creative crossovers like SoFi for home improvement financing

Season One Episode Ideas

Here’s what the first season could look like:

  1. The Dirty Truth About What’s Hiding in Your Pipes – Funny, gross, and educational all at once.

  2. Water Damage Horror Stories with Local Home Inspectors – Disasters and how they could’ve been avoided.

  3. How to Save Hundreds on Your Water Bill This Year – Practical, money-saving advice homeowners love.

  4. DIY Fixes You Should Try Before You Call a Plumber – Build trust by giving away secrets.

  5. Behind the Walls: What Your Contractor Wishes You Knew – Collaboration with builders and GCs.

  6. The Toilet Talk: What’s Flushable and What Will Cost You Thousands – Humor + education = sticky content.

  7. From Drips to Disasters: Emergency Calls I’ll Never Forget – Storytelling that hooks.

  8. Ask the Plumber: Rapid-Fire Questions from Homeowners – Interactive Q&A that builds audience loyalty.

Why Starting a Podcast as a Tradesman Works

This isn’t just entertainment, it’s smart business. A podcast like this makes a plumber the go-to resource in their area. It humanizes the brand, educates the public, and creates endless content for social media, email newsletters, and SEO.

Want to Start Your Own Podcast?

That’s what we do at PodPlus Studios in Jupiter, Florida. We help entrepreneurs, local businesses, and industry pros turn their expertise into binge-worthy shows that attract the right audience and convert into leads.

👉 Ready to launch your own? Book a session with us today.

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