Video podcasting requires a lot of different gear from audio podcasting. Consider these 7 categories of podcasting equipment for a video podcast.
Before you buy all kinds of podcasting gear that you may not need, consider these 7 categories of equipment for an audio podcast.
Recording video (for podcasting, YouTube, etc.) adds several layers of complexity over audio. Here are 6 tips for getting better video from your studio.
Whatever space you use for podcasting might need a little work on the acoustics to help your podcasts sound better. Here are 6 tips to get you started improving your “studio” for audio.
Podcasting costs money. Before you spend more money on podcasting gear and other podcast resources, learn how to create a podcasting budget and stay within it.
This is not a debate between scientific theories and interpretations of evidence, but it’s about your approach toward expectations and efforts in growing your podcast.
Periscope and Blab have brought fresh attention to live-streaming. These tips will help you host a better live show regardless of what technology you use.
Everything ends, so here are some tips for deciding when to retire your podcast and how to do it without “podfading.”
International Podcast Day is September 30. Here’s how to start the conversation and celebrate podcasting!
I’m thrilled to announce the launch of Podcasters’ Society—an exclusive podcasting community for podcasters like you to equip and encourage you to improve your podcasts.
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