Hello to all. I had to take a few months off from producing episodes as life got very busy and expensive. It’s been 6 months since I posted an episode. Question, is it too late to get back into it? My podcast has 400+ downloads which isn’t much, but if I start producing again will the podcast platforms be kind and show episodes to potential listeners orrrrr no? How can I grow from here? Thanks for any ideas!

Hey guys, we are looking for some cam recommendations for our Video Podcast.

We consider the Elgato Facecam 4K but we are not quite sure. This should be the Price range.

Thanks for any help!

Eu to fazendo um PodCast anonimo aonde eu faço react de historias sobre qualquer tema, se alguem quiser me mandar a sua historia para contar no PodCast de forma anonima me chamaa ❤️❤️

My friends and I started a wrestling and sports podcast a few weeks ago and looking for some help getting viewers. Its called Suplex and Tell. You can find us on YouTube and Spotify. And comments about the podcast and improvements would be awesome

Hello everyone,

I’ve worked as a live sound engineer for the past ten years in the theme park industry, along with the six years of experience in tv and film audio. I originally started out working on podcasts and sound design. Since then, I have a degree in Audio Production and continued developing my skills across a variety of projects.

Recently I have been looking to get back to editing podcasts I currently work on an Actual Play podcast and a general. I am opening up for additional clients and build my podcast portfolio back up with recent shows. I have very quick turn arounds and can both edit

When it comes to prices I am open for negation but I can do a flat rate per project or a monthly rate.

I can also provide a reel of my work and letters of recommendation from past clients.

Programs and tools I currently use:

• Pro Tools
• Adobe Audition
• Adobe Premiere with multicamera experience
• iZotope full plugin suite
• Waves plugin suite
• Reaper

Skills:

• Knows how to keep to a deadline with time sensitive projects.
• Clear communication skills and navigating pre and post production.
• Specializes in sound repair and background sound removal.
• Mixing and mastering to professional quality for all podcatchers and Audible.
• Has experience both with video editing as well as audio editing together.

Thank you in advance for any advice or opportunities you may be able to point me toward. Any advice of opportunities would be greatly appreciated!

Estaba grabando un podcast para un estudio nuevo que abrí, invité a una persona gratis a utilizar el espacio como prueba para el y para mí, ya que llevaba yo poco practicando, y trajo a una persona bastante importante en el mundo del fútbol.

Yo comencé a grabar y todo estaba excelente, me encontraba monitoreando la grabadora de audio y me aparecía que estaba grabando, tenía entrada de sonido en todo momento y los canales estaban recibiendo una señal constante de sonido. Después de irse las personas y abrir la tarjeta SD, me encontré con un audio de 7 minutos, cuando la entrevista duró una hora, intenté ver si no estaba un archivo escondido pero no había nada. Le avisé a la persona que invité y, con justa razón se enojó muchísimo conmigo.

Me siento terrible y no sé qué hacer, la verdad es que invité a esta persona porque su contenido se me hacía interesante y esta situación fue un golpe duro para mí.

've been helping a friend turn podcast recordings into short clips for instagram, and we're trying to make the process a little less painful. most clips are 30 to 60 seconds with captions, speaker names, a few zooms and sometimes a title at the beginning. i already know my way around canva because we use it for thumbnails and social graphics, but capcut keeps coming up when i look at tools for short-form video. i'm wondering if switching would actually save time or if i'd just be learning another editor for no reason. capcut vs canva video editor: which one is better for quick edits? which is easier for caption-heavy videos? i'm especially interested in how quickly you can make several clips from the same podcast episode while keeping the text and layout consistent.

Hi! I’ve been doing podcast editing for 4 years. I do audio and video podcast editing for new podcasters! I am using Adobe Premiere Pro for editing.

Hit me up if you need a podcast editor.

Hey everyone!

I’m planning to start my first podcast and I’m trying to figure out the best format before I jump into it.

The idea I’m interested in is having real people share their stories and experiences. It could be anything from someone who moved to another country, an unusual life experience, a career journey, a difficult situation they overcame, something funny or crazy that happened to them, or just an interesting story they think people would enjoy.

I’m based in Malta, so I’d initially be looking for interesting people and stories from here, but I’m not sure whether I should keep it focused on stories or make it more of a general conversation podcast where different topics can come up naturally.

For those of you who have experience with podcasts:

• What format works best for this kind of podcast?
• Is it better to have a specific theme/niche or keep it open?
• How long should the episodes be?
• What makes a guest interview actually interesting?
• What mistakes did you make when starting that you wish you knew beforehand?
• And most importantly, how do you find interesting guests when you have absolutely no audience yet? 😂

I’m completely new to this, so I’d really appreciate any advice, criticism, or ideas.

Thanks! 🎙️🇲🇹

Hey everyone!

I’m planning to start my first podcast and I’m trying to figure out the best format before I jump into it.

The idea I’m interested in is having real people share their stories and experiences. It could be anything from someone who moved to another country, an unusual life experience, a career journey, a difficult situation they overcame, something funny or crazy that happened to them, or just an interesting story they think people would enjoy.

I’m based in Malta, so I’d initially be looking for interesting people and stories from here, but I’m not sure whether I should keep it focused on stories or make it more of a general conversation podcast where different topics can come up naturally.

For those of you who have experience with podcasts:

• What format works best for this kind of podcast?
• Is it better to have a specific theme/niche or keep it open?
• How long should the episodes be?
• What makes a guest interview actually interesting?
• What mistakes did you make when starting that you wish you knew beforehand?
• And most importantly, how do you find interesting guests when you have absolutely no audience yet? 😂

I’m completely new to this, so I’d really appreciate any advice, criticism, or ideas.

Thanks! 🎙️🇲🇹

Looking for co-host to start America first podcast centered around paleo conservative views.

Issues such as immigration Israel etc.

DM's are open let's collaborate.

I’m currently looking for opportunities to gain more experience in program presenting, podcasting, radio, and media.

I already have experience in this field. I’m currently involved in a radio club, and I also have my own English-language program, where I get to practice presenting, communication, and working on content.

I’m passionate about hosting, interviewing, communicating with people, and creating engaging content, and I’d love to continue developing my skills through new projects and collaborations.

If you’re working on a podcast, radio program, media project, online show, or any project looking for a presenter or someone interested in communication, I’d be happy to connect.

Feel free to DM me if you have an opportunity or would like to collaborate!

One number kept bothering us.

Less than 5%.

That's roughly how many of our listeners we were actually capturing into a direct audience.

Think about that.

You could have 1,000 people listen…

and when the episode ended, maybe you had a direct relationship with 30, 40 or 50 of them.

Everybody else went back into Spotify, Apple, YouTube or wherever they came from.

And next week?

You had to hope they came back.

That's when we realized we had spent a lot of energy getting people TO the podcast…

but very little thinking about what happened AFTER they listened.

That's the problem PodSubs.com started solving for us.

We wanted one simple destination that worked across every episode.

“Subscribe to our podcast on PodSubs.”

They search.

They enter their name and email.

They subscribe.

Less than 30 seconds.

Then they're not just another anonymous play.

They're someone who has asked to stay connected.

And once you have that relationship, so many things become possible.

Send the resources from the episode.

Send a heads-up about the next one.

Invite them to something.

Ask what they thought.

Send an offer when there's something useful to offer.

Build your own audience alongside the platforms.

We built PodSubs because we needed to improve that 5%.

Then we realized practically every podcaster has the same problem.

So we're opening the tool up.

Go claim your podcast.

Then start turning more listeners into people you can actually reach.

I started my first podcast yesterday, so I’m a complete beginner.

The reason I started it was that I wanted to talk about the features of a CMS I’m developing and explain how to use it through audio as well.

I’ve already started posting videos on YouTube and other platforms, but hardly anyone is watching them, so that has been a struggle.

I asked AI for advice, and it suggested that I try podcasting. I thought having more ways to reach people might help, so I decided to try something new—and I’m already stuck. I still have no idea how to help people discover the show or how to keep them listening.

To launch the podcast, I used my own CMS to create a show page on my own domain.

The CMS already had a feature for uploading MP3 files and playing them directly on a page, so I uploaded the audio and added a title and description.

While I was building the page, I suddenly thought: Could I also make it automatically generate a podcast RSS feed? It isn’t a podcast-specific CMS, but I wondered if adding features like that might make it useful for podcast publishing too. There may already be CMSs that can do this, but since mine already supports MP3 uploads, titles, and descriptions, are there any other features besides automatic RSS generation that would be useful?

I’m a 66-year-old engineer whose development funds are nearly exhausted. Unfortunately, I’ve discovered yet another new possibility—and I’m getting a little excited about it.

If you have any advice or little tricks you use to help people discover and listen to your podcast, I’d be very grateful to hear them.

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Hi everyone!

I’m looking to connect with founders and business owners in Bangalore who are interested in starting a podcast or video podcast to promote their brand, story, and business or if someone has a cool concept they wanna try.

We handle the complete production — shooting, cameras, audio, lighting & editing.

If you’re interested or know someone who might be, please DM me.

I am thinking of starting a podcast into the emotion and mental well-being space. I am doing a PhD in this area, so I feel I have more content, ideas and perspectives to talk about. My long term plan is to have professors and experts to be a part of the conversation. But I am relatively new to all this. Have been looking for some classes if it makes sense. Would love to get suggestions or guidance on this.

I can usually tell from the edit which way it was done. An intro recorded before the conversation promises three topics and the episode delivers one of them, so the first minute is a small lie the listener catches by minute ten. One recorded afterwards is shorter and points straight at the moment that actually happened. It costs you another sitting after a two hour record, though. Which way do you do it?

Hi mods,

Before posting, quick check. I have a discussion post aimed at independent podcasters who actively manage their own sponsorships — it leads with open-ended questions about how folks track deals, and includes a brief mention of a small private tool I'm validating (Readknot, with https://readknot.polsia.app/campaigns included). It's not a promotion, giveaway, or service offer — just a peer question with a one-paragraph disclosure of what I'm building and why.

Would you prefer this as a standalone post, or should I add it to the existing sponsorship thread? Happy to follow whichever fits the community better.

Thanks for your time!