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Should you use studio monitor speakers or headphones while recording a podcast?
It's important to hear what you're recording while you're podcasting, but studio monitor speakers or headphones will probably not be the right choice. Here's why.
Should you podcast under your real name, or a pseudonym?
Some podcasters will consider using a fake name for themselves to protect their identity while podcasting. This also applies to blogging and making YouTube videos. Learn more about when a pseudonym is a good idea and when it would be the wrong decision for your blog, podcast, YouTube channel, or any online branding.
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Cheap lighting kit for video podcasting or YouTube
Most podcast and YouTube videos will look a lot better with better lighting. Here's a bright lighting kit that works great with any DSLR or camcorder setup and costs under $200!
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Don't let FeedBurner mess up your podcast episode descriptions in iTunes
FeedBurner has a bug in the "SmartCast" feature that will duplicate your podcast-level description across all of your episodes. The only ways to fix this are to either insert the information into the right RSS tag, or disable SmartCast. Read this for more information.
Are you really a “podcaster” and should you really be podcasting?
Is "podcast" really the right label for the content we produce? Can just any audio or video content on the Internet be a podcast? And is podcasting really the thing you should be doing for your hobby or business?
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6 reasons you should not split a podcast topic into multiple episodes
When a podcast episode runs long, podcasters may be tempted to split it into multiple parts. This can sometimes be an easy (though somewhat lazy) way of producing more episodes. Podcasters usually do this because of how long the full episode would be. But the disadvantages outweigh the benefits.
