Looking to record your podcast using Zoom? We cover everything from basic setup to advanced recording techniques.

Want to achieve studio-quality audio in your remote recordings? This comprehensive guide walks you through everything from selecting the right equipment to mastering post-production techniques.

You have a concept for a podcast and you’re ready to move forward, except for one little thing: you can’t decide how many hosts your podcast should have. Can you hold down the fort on your own?

If you’ve decided to create your own podcast then you may think that the only skill you need is to produce great audio content. That isn’t quite the case. You’ll also need to turn your hand to researching, copywriting, producing and - last, but definitely not least - graphic design.

Choosing the right microphone is crucial for podcast success, but it doesn't have to break the bank. Our guide reviews the top 6 podcasting microphones under $200, covering options for beginners and experienced podcasters alike. From the budget-friendly Samson Q2U to the professional-grade Rode PodMic, we'll help you find the perfect mic to make your podcast sound amazing.

Finding your people is always important. Luckily, there are a ton of online podcast communities that you can--and should--join. Becoming an active participant in these groups can be incredibly beneficial.

Launching your podcast can be relatively easy if you choose the right podcast equipment. The success of your podcast relies heavily on the quality of equipment you use to record. Choosing the best equipment for your podcast can be overwhelming if you’re not well-versed in audio tech and electronics.

In this article, we'll look at both MP3 and WAV files, their similarities and differences, and explore their pros and cons. We'll also discuss why choosing the correct podcast file formats for your podcast episodes is crucial and how it could affect the quality of your audio.

We will be discussing tips and tricks to help you write the perfect intro and outro for your podcast. We'll cover everything from how to grab your listener's attention to how to leave them wanting more.

A guide to podcast cover art that can help you take your artwork to the next level. Keep reading to learn about the requirements for cover art, the key elements to include in your cover, and how to take your artwork above and beyond by using episode-specific artwork.

Ready to start a podcast? Don't underestimate the power of a trailer. Our guide shows you how to craft an irresistible podcast trailer and let your creativity flow.

Discover your podcast's true potential for growth with our Listener Persona template. Tailor your content, find your ideal audience, and grow your show like you never imagined.

If you’re anything like me, then you love staying up-to-date on all things podcasting. Just last week, we hit the two million mark of podcasts on Apple Podcasts. If I weren’t subscribed to dozens of high-quality newsletters, I never would’ve gotten the memo.

Say goodbye to endless research - our equipment guide offers the best microphone, headphone, and recording equipment options for every type of show. AND these handpicked equipment options won't break the bank.

Podcasting is the latest craze of digital media formats, with 850,000 active podcasts and over 30 million episodes currently available worldwide. It is a fulfilling and exciting way to pursue creative ambitions, giving people a platform to share their opinions and connect with a potentially global audience.

Whether you’ve been podcasting for a while or just started a show, podcasting can often feel like ice-skating over a frozen pond...you’re pretty sure things are solidly in place, but one weak spot and things can get dicey.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the details of starting your own podcast? Look no further! Download this comprehensive step-by-step checklist to get your new show idea off the ground in 30 days or less.

When you suffer, your work suffers. I’m no doctor, but I can confidently say there’s nothing wrong with you. There IS however, something wrong with your podcast workflow. So let’s talk about some things you can start doing TODAY that will keep your podcast on track, and you from bursting into tears on the reg.

Welcome to episode 2 of Making the Pod. Today, I’m reviewing common roadblocks to success when it comes to podcasting and defining my why.

Starting a podcast can be an exciting venture. But a couple of months in when you realize the road is often paved with late-night editing, extensive recording sessions and you find yourself stretched too thin, that excitement may start to wane.