PCs (Windows or macOS) are powerful podcasting tools and ideal for automation. Here are 9 tools for automating many computer-based podcasting workflows.
Regularly evaluating and critiquing your own your podcast, especially from your audience’s perspective, will help you improve and grow the podcast. Here are four steps to get you started.
Here are several ways to accomplish the flexibility of multitrack recording with different podcasting hardware and software.
Multitrack recording keeps audio source separate. Here are some reason why you may and may not want to record your podcast in multiple tracks.
Podcasters are often guilty of OCPD. It’s okay to intently focus on important things, but here are ten podcasting things not worth the obsession.
Concluding the series on fixing common podcasting problems, here are ways others have creatively solved problems they faced with their podcasts.
Interviews can create good content and share powerful stories across all media. Podcasting is full of interviews with problems, here’s how to fix them.
Recording problems can result in noisy, corrupted, or missing audio. Test before anything important! Here are solutions to these common podcasting problems.
Where you host your podcast RSS feed is crucial for ownership and control. Here are some things to consider for whether you should host your feed yourself.
Adobe Audition is my choice for editing podcasts and other audio. At NAB Show 2016, Adobe demonstrated the new “Essential Sound” panel.
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