About HumblePod

Chris Hill is a Knoxville, TN native and the founder of HumblePod, a podcast production company that helps businesses create podcasts that are impactful for their brand. He works with B2B companies, marketing leaders, and business owners in Knoxville and across the United States, as well as startups and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley and around the world, to develop, launch, and produce shows that build credibility and drive business results.

In addition to producing podcasts for nationally recognized thought leaders, Chris is the host and producer of The Humble Podcaster and We Built This Brand, and he co-hosted and produced the award-winning Our Humble Beer Podcast. He received his undergraduate degree in business from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he majored in Marketing & Entrepreneurship, and later earned his MBA from King University.

Chris is a member of the Podcast Professionals Association, a multi-year speaker at Podfest, and serves on the board of the American Marketing Association in Knoxville, where he is a two-time past president. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring the great outdoors, fly fishing, photography, and, of course, podcasting.

Meg Cannon has been in marketing for 19 years, which means she’s been making brands look good since before social media became a full-time job. She thrives on figuring out what makes people pay attention, what makes a brand memorable, and how to turn a good idea into something people actually care about.

Meg’s marketing career has taken her through politics (yuck), the liquor industry, technology, and beyond, with the majority of her career spent in the tech world. Along the way, she has built expertise in brand development, digital strategy, content marketing, social media, and creating campaigns that connect brands with the right audiences.

Podcast marketing brings together everything Meg loves about her work: storytelling, branding, content strategy, digital marketing, and audience development. She focuses on taking great podcast conversations beyond the episode itself, turning them into engaging content, strengthening the show’s brand, improving discoverability, and helping podcasts reach and grow their audiences.

When she’s not obsessing over brands, podcasts, or the next marketing idea, Meg is usually hanging out with her kiddos and dog, getting lost in a book, or making some kind of messy art project. Her husband deserves an honorable mention for lovingly tolerating the books, creative chaos, and whatever project has inevitably taken over the kitchen table.