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Finance & Banking·Distributed·Friday, July 24, 2026

30-Year Veteran Bookkeeper Empowers the Next Generation with 100 Podcast Episodes and 30K Downloads

Subject line: Potential podcast collaboration

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 30-Year Veteran Bookkeeper Empowers the Next Generation with 100 Podcast Episodes and 30K Downloads

[New York City, July 20,2026] — In an industry where numbers often overshadow people, Paul Rosenblum is proving that bookkeeping can be both practical and personal. With 30 years of experience as a dedicated bookkeeper, Rosenblum is on a mission to inspire the next generation of bookkeepers and small business owners. Through his podcast, The (Not Boring) Boring Small Business Bookkeeping and Accounting Podcast, he combines technical expertise with invaluable insights on the human side of bookkeeping. In just a few years, the podcast has reached over 30,000 downloads and will celebrate a major milestone with the release of its 100th episode in September 2026. Rosenblum is now looking to partner with educators to bring these lessons into the classroom and shape the future of the industry.

"Amazing Resource! Paul makes me want to be an accountant! His explanations of complex concepts are straightforward and clear. I’m so happy I found this podcast." – Camille I 78, Apple Podcasts review What Makes This Podcast Different? What sets The (Not Boring)... podcast apart is its balance with the technical and human sides of bookkeeping. “I wanted to create something that not only helps newer bookkeepers but also gives back to the community,” said Rosenblum in a recent interview on PodcastSteph “It’s about making connections, being a good human, and giving advice that goes beyond just the basics of bookkeeping.” The podcast covers a range of topics, from practical bookkeeping essentials like startup expenses to episodes on good client communication and avoiding pitfalls like cutting corners in a bookkeeping business. This whole-person approach, combined with Rosenblum’s keen sense of humor, makes these short episodes—most under 15 minutes—both educational and entertaining for listeners.

"Not Boring! I came across this podcast while searching for bookkeeping resources. The (Not Boring) Boring Small Business Bookkeeping and Accounting Podcast offers bookkeeping info for entrepreneurs starting their own business and personally inspired and boosted my confidence with my dream as a bookkeeper and owning a bookkeeping business down the line." – Aminata Koita, Apple Podcasts review

A Resource for Educators and Students The (Not Boring)... podcast has quickly become a trusted resource for listeners, and Rosenblum is eager to bring its unique perspective into classrooms. In future seasons, he plans to create special episodes featuring real student questions and topic requests from instructors. By tailoring content to align with what educators are teaching, Rosenblum aims to provide students with practical, real-world insights that not only complement their coursework but also spark engagement and deeper understanding of bookkeeping principles. This makes the podcast a valuable teaching tool, enhancing classroom discussions and helping students connect theory to practice. Educators interested in collaborating or sharing student questions can reach out directly to Rosenblum at Bookkeepermensch@gmail.com. Media Contact: For publication inquiries or to interview Paul Rosenblum for your feature, please contact him at Bookkeepermensch@gmail.com.

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