Podcasting

Here we’ll delve a little more into rough cut techniques, in hopes of helping you focus your efforts so you can get a first cut faster.

Writing in your own voice is harder than it sounds. Here's some expert advice to help you make it easier.

For a remote interview, the gear you use and your recording environment will play a large part in the quality of your recordings. Here’s what you need to know to get the right setup before the interview starts.

Crossfading is a fundamental audio-editing technique that you’ll want to master.

Knowing a little about the way filler words work on the listener’s brain can help you decide which ones might have value and which need to go.

An engaging, repeatable segment or two in your podcast can keep listeners coming back for more.