What do I need to start a podcast? Of course, the first place to start should be to find something to record it. Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to any type of software, let alone podcast recording software. With that in mind, we looked...
Zoom recordings go to two places: either to a local folder (your documents folder by default) or are stored on the cloud depending on your settings. You can change the default local folder to whatever folder you want if you are using local recordings. And you can...
Zoom is an excellent resource for podcasting. The video conferencing app allows you to record the microphone of each speaker, enabling you to isolate sound for a crisp recording. It also helps that most of those you would interview have a working knowledge of Zoom,...
Discord enables you to communicate with like-minded individuals or professional connections and collaborate on projects, which often means your Discord conversations are essential, adding tremendous value to your podcast — whether or not you decide to use snippets of...
Extracting audio from your FaceTime chat and turning it into a podcast is a relatively simple process these days. In this day and age, turning your chat with friends on most platforms into a podcast episode can pretty easily happen. The same is true for Facetime. In...
Podcasting tools like Cast and Zencastr are inexpensive options for both recording and editing podcasts. The two podcasting platforms, Cast and Zencastr, have their pros and cons. While Cast is an all-in-one podcasting site – allowing you to record, edit, publish, and...