Years ago, Henrik used to work episode by episode, whereas now, everything is systematized.
Producing a podcast is a relatively simple process, that’s not to say that it necessarily runs perfectly all the time, says Clive.
From starting alone in his room, to now having a team helping him put out his episodes. Check out Kane’s methods that lead him to survive all those...
Bret’s advice is to understand what makes sense for your industry, stay in touch with the audience, and last but not least, get to know the guest!
After 100 episodes, Dave Kemp has improved his pre-production skills which determine the structure and sequence of his conversations.
Being easily influenced by Joe Rogan’s ways of podcasting, Futch quickly saw that his own show wouldn't be sustainable that way.
Daniel, a photographer who “Podfaded”, shares the importance of reevaluating the reasons why the show didn’t work and having realistic expectations.
Jesse McCune is a full-time podcast editor who will walk you through the full audio editing journey.
One of the biggest misconceptions of editing is directly cutting and adding effects before even normalizing the audio tracks, says Swire.
Having many podcasts for different purposes and audiences, Linda shares her factors of success in building a community through a podcast!
Stewart Andrew Alexander shares the secrets of surviving the hard beginnings of creating a successful podcast!
Paul Vato started his podcast in order to reconnect with his actor friends hoping one day he will get a big acting role!