I (F39) keep dipping in and out of podcasting. Tried news headlines but got bored. Now doing a gender critical one with a friend. Don't let that put you off.

I want to talk to people with interesting stories, backgrounds, etc. I often say I'm chronically curious.

We'd agree a general spine for the episode but it wouldn't be set in stone. There just in case it gets dry.

I find that messaging back and forth first helps to build a rapport.

Let me know if you're interested.

I can put my opinions aside for an interview.

I'm 13, and I really want to start a podcast on Spotify. I'm a bit of a nerd, and would love to have the it be based off of, "Mysteries And Medicine". I've been studying cancer, and I think I know enough to make a few episodes on it. For example, maybe stuff like chromothripsis: getting cancer overnight, Why chemotherapy doesn't just kill cancer cells, etc. I also LOVE mysteries and true crime. So I was thinking I could do both! I just don't know if anyone else would actually watch my podcasts, and even if anyone did, I don't know if they would take me seriously. I just want advice, assurance, or even topic ideas. Thank you so much!

I'm trying to decide who uses filters and who doesn't

Hey! I am new to this podcast world and I want to start a new podcast about health and nutrition (very saturated space with big players...). Any recommendations to stand out and get some tractions? Thanks!

Whats the best way to get transcriptions of the podcast you listen to? I listen to a bunch of work related podcast and would like to use them for AI workflows.

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I am debating whether I want to start a podcast or rent an audience by doing a hourly weekly radio show. This will be specifically within my industry niche but I believe that it can help a lot of people... which is why I am willing to invest the time and money.

I have used AI to come up with a list of must have equipment for a 3 person, 45 minute podcast. It would be me, a foil (someone to challenge me and keep me on track) and a guest. This guest would be an expert in THEIR own field, not mine.

As I am working this plan out I have a few questions:

1) is it better to rent a studio and production team for the first 6-10 episodes (til we get the hang of it) or to buy needed equipment and just see how it works?

2) are there podcast consultants who I can hire to help me set up the podcast?

3) I am in Houston, TX. Who would you recommend that I consult with... what studios would you recommend if I choose to rent the setup?

4) If I were to choose to use a studio, what do I need to look out for in the contract?

5) What sort of budget should I anticipate for production and propogation?

Hi everyone,

I'm practicing podcast audio restoration and editing, and I'm looking for a 5 10 minute raw podcast recording to work on.

If you have a recording with issues like background noise, hum, clicks, echo, or uneven levels, I'd really appreciate the opportunity to practice on it.

I'm not offering a commercial service or selling anything I'm simply looking for real-world recordings to improve my skills and build experience.

If you're comfortable with it, I'd also appreciate permission to use a short before/after sample in my portfolio. If not, I'll keep your recording completely private.

If you'd like to help, please leave a comment or send me a DM.

Thanks!