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There are many good reasons to be a guest on someone else’s podcast. In this blog entry, I wanted to talk about things you can do to be an outstanding guest. Interview Valet has a list full of general and inspirational advice that is worth reading. Additionally, here are some tips and tricks and things to be aware of before you get behind your mic and turn all the gear on:
Whenever someone asks me for advice on their podcast ideas, there’s always one thing I say before we ever start talking about equipment, software, or technique: Don’t publish until…
The best ways to ensure you end up with a solid-sounding podcast is to take care of a few things BEFORE you start recording.
There are TONS of podcasts on the open market now. Pandemic has actually seen a lot of people step away from their jobs (voluntarily or not), to find themselves with time and talent that they are turning towards podcasting. The barriers to entering the podcast world are easily surmountable, so the sheer number of podcasts in production seems to continue to rise.
Still, I will not tell you there are too many podcasts. For a number of reasons, which I’ll try to list here:
There is no fancy blog post here. I’m a fan of keeping things simple. Lately I’m seeing a lot of folks who are thinking out loud about starting their own podcasts. And I encourage them to do so, even if I don’t get to help them in the endeavor. I’ll tell you what I tell them:
UPDATE: I have written a newer, more in-depth blog about microphones here >> Microphones. I recently had a discussion with a client about microphone choice. He and his colleagues were preparing to spend a large sum of money on some very fashionable microphones. And those mics would have gotten the job done, but I contend … Read more
