For Podcasters

You launched the show six months ago. The first ten episodes booked themselves: friends of the founder, two clients, a former coworker, and a contact from that one conference. Your early podcast networking happened organically, with a Slack message here, a LinkedIn reply there, and it felt effortless. Then episode eleven came around. The well … Read more

You scheduled the interview six weeks ago. You sent the calendar invite, the prep doc, and the friendly reminder yesterday. Your recording light is set up, your second cup of coffee is steaming, and then the email lands at 9:47 AM: “So sorry, something came up, can we reschedule?” If you have run a podcast … Read more

You’ve got the perfect case, a solid script, and a voice made for podcasts. But without the right guest, your true crime episode risks sounding like someone just rereading a Wikipedia article. The most memorable true crime podcasts rarely rely on narration alone. They bring in the people who lived the story from the inside … Read more

Your listeners will forgive a slightly awkward interview or a guest who says “um” more than they’d like. But bad audio is harder to forgive. Remote podcast recording done well, means that you can be in New York, your guest can be in Perth, and the audience will be none the wiser about the 11,600 … Read more

Adding video to a podcast used to be optional. In 2026, it’s the difference between being discoverable and being invisible. Video podcasts or vodcasts are growing faster than audio-only shows. The good news for anyone making the switch: you don’t need a studio. What you do need is a clear understanding of how to get … Read more