Interviewing guests on your podcast is one of those skills that looks simple until you actually try to do it well. Most hosts assume the solution is better prep, harder research, or a longer list of plug-and-play questions. But the mark of a good conversation is in the listening.
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You’re Asking the Wrong Question
“Should I add video to my podcast?” It’s one of the most common questions in podcasting right now, and it’s the wrong one.
Prepare Your Guests for a Smooth Remote Recording Session
A great podcast interview starts before you ever hit “Record.” Whether you’re using Zoom, Riverside, SquadCast, or any other remote platform, your guest’s preparation directly affects audio quality, pacing, and the overall professionalism of your show. Prepare your guests for their podcasting experience. Your guests may have never used an external microphone or adjusted input settings before. All of your guests will appreciate clear guidance.
Lessons from Radio: What Classic Broadcasters Can Teach Modern Podcasters
Long before “subscribe and follow” became the mantra of modern podcasting, radio producers were already masters of the craft. From the smoky studios of the BBC to the bustling newsrooms of NPR, radio broadcasters built empires on one simple principle: connection.
The Art of Listening: How Great Ears Make Great Podcasts
Every podcaster dreams of delivering those “wow” moments: the unexpected story, the heartfelt confession, or the insight that makes your audience hit replay. But here’s the secret: those moments don’t come from clever questions alone. They come from listening. The Art of Listening.