Good Podcasting: Recent Episodes
Brian Biedenbach
Good Podcasting is a podcast designed to help people create, launch and grow their podcasts. From the gear you need to get started to tips to help you tweak your sound, you'll hear it all from creators who have carved out their own niche and are finding success in podcasting.
Good Podcasting is hosted by Brian Biedenbach, founder and producer at Summit City Studios. For more content designed to help you grow as a podcaster, visit Summit City Studios on YouTube.
Where you record your podcast can drastically impact the quality of that recording. So let me share 3 great locations to record you podcast that you may not have yet considered.
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A large percentage of people who start podcasts crash before they make it to their 10th episode. I suggest that one big reason is because there are 3 things they don't know well enough when they start recording. In this episode I share 3 things you need to know before you start a podcast.
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Recording your podcast remotely is a convenient way to bring guests on your show, but it can also present some challenges for those guests. In this episode of Good Podcasting we'll talk about some best practices for preparing your guest for a remote podcast recording.
Preparing a guest:
- Introduction and gathering info
- Episode prep
- Tech and space set up
- Pre interview conversation
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Host: Brian Biedenbach
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Brian is back after a break and shares some updates on what he's been working on during the break he didn't intend to take but the break he desperately needed.
Key Moments:
- New content for Summit City Studios, including microphone reviews (FiFine K688, Shure SM7DB, Toner TD510) and a review of the FIFINE SC1 USB interface
- New content coming featuring Riverside.FM
- A busy spring schedule making way for new summer content
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Host: Brian Biedenbach
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Purchasing a mic for your podcast or your youtube channel can feel a little overwhelming so I wanted to provide a guide to buying the right microphone. This episode includes the three biggest factors I consider when buying a new mic.
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Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
Supermassive by Abbynoise
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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Sometimes the conversation needs to be about so much more than podcasting. This episode with JosΓ© from the Videodrome Podcast and @DR3AMFACTORY is just that. Enjoy!
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Check out more of JosΓ©'s content on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok
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Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
Supermassive by Abbynoise
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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You already have a lot of great content, but what do you do with it? In this video we'll talk about the Dos and Don'ts of repurposing podcast clips for social media.
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Host: Brian Biedenbach
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Supermassive by Abbynoise
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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Here it is... passion is the secret to a successful podcast. Many podcasters start out focused on topics they like or subjects they enjoy, which will carry them for some time. But it's not usually enough to keep them motivated for the long haul when the audience isn't growing and the views aren't climbing.
What are you passionate about? How do you turn that into a podcast?
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Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
Supermassive by Abbynoise
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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The question I have been asked most frequently in recent weeks has been, "what equipment do I need to record a podcast on the go?" Is this one of the new podcast trends we are beginning to see emerge in 2024? In this episode, we're going to talk about it.
Looking for links to the gear I mentioned in this episode? Scroll down just a little but further.
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Wireless Mic Systems (Amazon Links):
DJI Wireless Mic - https://amzn.to/3yznzGJ
Comica BoomX-D2 - https://amzn.to/3ZLgiPZ
Rode wireless go II - https://amzn.to/3T6g7ML
BOYA BY-XM6-S2 - https://amzn.to/3Lh8u41
Saramonic Blink 500 Pro B2 - https://amzn.to/3Lg41ys
Movo WMX-2-DUO - https://amzn.to/3YFfGdi
Check out this video for more information on the DJI system.
Host: Brian Biedenbach
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
Supermassive by Abbynoise
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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Try Riverside for yourself! Click here and use the coupon code goodpodcasting for 15% off.
Riverside.fm is changing the game for podcasters and is adding new features all the time. In this episode I'll share 4 of the newest features that have saved me hours every week while continuing to create high quality content.
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Host: Brian Biedenbach
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Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
Supermassive by Abbynoise
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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In this special episode of Good Podcasting, I interview Jason Stone from Prostate Cancer: The Road to Recovery about his journey fighting cancer and his podcast to document it.
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Host: Brian Biedenbach
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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From new ways to monetize to an AI explosion, we're taking a look at the top 5 podcast trends in 2024.
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Host: Brian Biedenbach
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Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
Supermassive by Abbynoise
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Heart Beat by Abbynoise
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After a brief reflection on this past year, I have some exciting things to share about what's coming in the new year for Good Podcasting and where you can now view it on YouTube.
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Summit City Studios started as a podcast production company serving businesses, organizations and individuals by helping turn their big ideas into great sounding podcasts. After two years of working with clients during the post-production process we have made a shift to consulting with new clients in the podcast start up phase. Whether it's a 1-hour seminar for your team, a full day community workshop or a one-on-one consultation, we're here to help you launch your podcast in a way that's successful and sustainable. We'll help you find the right equipment, set up your studio and coach you through your first ten episodes. For more information about our podcast launch packages, visit our website and schedule a call.
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Watch Good Podcasting on YouTube at Summit City Studios in 2024!
Get ready for combined audio and video content, covering the same tips and tricks for creating, launching, and growing your podcast. Whether you listen on the go or crave visual tutorials, your podcasting needs are covered. Don't miss the first "real" episode of the year in just a few days!
Keywords: podcasting, tips, tutorials, audio, video, Summit City Studios, Good Podcasting, 2024
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Riverside's automatic podcast transcription is one of the best features available for podcasters to date. Not only is it fast and incredibly accurate, it offers a number of benefits that will help you grow your audience without much additional effort.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
During my time off from recording new episodes of Good Podcasting, I've been experimenting with some new tools and talking to podcasters - novice to pros - about all the tools they use to create their content. All with the hope of having one tool I could recommend to any new or aspiring podcaster. I think I may have found it.
In this episode of Good Podcasting I will introduce you to Riverside.FM, a tool that will help streamline your podcasting process from recording to editing to creating social media ready clips to help with promoting your show.
Interested in trying Riverside.FM? Click here and enjoy 15% off your subscription when you use code goodpodcasting.
Check out this video to see some of the features Riverside offers.
What questions do you have about Riverside? Send them to info@summitcitystudios.com.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
No two guests are alike and that's probably why you have them on your podcast. But it also means you never know how well prepared each guest will be coming in. So it's your job as the host to assume they know nothing about your show and to prepare them accordingly. In this episode we'll share some tips that will help you prepare your next guest for a great podcast interview.
Key points:
- Choose the right platform
- Communicate specifics of that platform
- Communicate specifics of your show
- Gather important info about your guest
In the last episode we covered more of the technical aspects of recording remotely. If you missed it, check it out here.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
Recording a podcast remotely can be a great way to connect with guests from all over the world. But it's important to do it right, or you'll end up with poor audio quality and a frustrating experience.
In this episode of Good Podcasting, we'll discuss the pros and cons of recording remotely, how to choose a platform that records high quality audio and video, and how to communicate details with your guest ahead of time. We'll also share our recommendation for remote podcast recording.
Key points:
- Pros of recording remotely
- Choose a platform that records high quality audio and video
- Communicate details with your guest ahead of time:
We recommend Riverside.FM for remote podcast recording and used it to record this episode. Riverside.FM offers high quality audio and video encoding, offers a built in editor that includes nearly instantaneous transcription, and provides file downloads in a variety of options if you prefer to edit elsewhere.
If you'd like to try Riverside.FM for your next podcast use this link for 15% off your subscription.
And check out Captivate.FM for all your podcast hosting, publishing and distribution needs.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
When starting a podcast it is important to know who you are speaking to. The truth is that most of us want anyone and everyone to listen. The problem with that though is that if we try and speak to everyone, we'll end up speaking to no one.
In this episode of Good Podcasting, we'll discuss the importance of identifying your audience, speaking to them directly, and growing your listenership.
Here are some key points from this episode:
- Do your research. Before you start your podcast, take some time to research your target audience. What are their interests? What are their pain points? Where do they hang out online?
- Be specific. The more specific you can be about your target audience, the better. This will help you create content that they're actually interested in listening to.
- Use social media. Social media is a great way to connect with your target audience and promote your podcast. Make sure you're active on the platforms where your audience hangs out.
- Collaborate with other podcasters. Collaborating with other podcasters is a great way to reach a new audience and get your podcast in front of more people.
- Be patient. It takes time to build a strong podcast audience. Don't get discouraged if you don't see results overnight. Just keep creating great content and promoting your podcast, and eventually you'll start to see a difference.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
Love it or hate it, AI is here and it's getting smarter every day. In this episode, Brian and Chase explore the advantages AI offers for podcasters and content creators, as well as a few things to be cautious of when using AI.
What do you think about AI? How are you using it for your podcast workflow? Send us an email to info@summitcitystudios.com and let us know.
Key topics:
- What is AI
- How podcasters can use AI
- Caution when using AI
- AI tools you should try
If you are in the Fort Wayne area and would like to connect with other local podcasters join our Facebook Group, Podcasters of Fort Wayne.
If you have any questions or feedback, please reach out to us on our website or social media channels below. Happy podcasting!
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
In this special episode of Good Podcasting, Brian is joined by Kyle Heimann who oversees a network of over 70 podcasts through Spoke Street Media. Recorded in front of a live audience of podcasters at Sweetwater Sound in Fort Wayne, Indiana, this episode is packed with insights and tips for both new and experienced podcasters. Kyle shares his experience building a thriving podcast network, answers some of the most common questions podcasters ask, and offers advice on creating content that delivers value to your audience.
Key Topics:
- What is Spoke Street Media
- The most common questions asked by new podcasters
- Delivering on the value you promise to listeners
- Reviewing your podcast
- Budgeting time and money for your podcast
Resources:
- Spoke Street Media website: https://spokestreet.com/
- Fort Wayne Podcasters Meetup: https://www.universe.com/events/podcast-fundamentals-tickets-BSLM62
- Sweetwater Sound: https://www.sweetwater.com/
Questions Answered:
- What are the benefits of joining a podcasting community?
- What are some common questions new podcasters ask?
- How long should a podcast be?
Thanks for tuning in to this special live episode of Good Podcasting. We hope you enjoyed hearing from Kyle Heimann. Don't forget to check out the resources we mentioned, and be sure to join a podcasting community near you to connect with other like-minded creators.
If you are in the Fort Wayne area and would like to connect with other local podcasters join our Facebook Group, Podcasters of Fort Wayne: https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastersoffortwayne
If you have any questions or feedback, please reach out to us on our website or social media channels. Happy podcasting!
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
If you've ever considered starting a podcast, you already know there are a few things that have either prevented you from doing so or have at least impeded your progress. We're here to let you know you're not alone. The challenges I faced may not be the same ones that slowed you down but there are a few common barriers that most new podcasters experience.
In this episode, Brian talks with Dustin Diller, who is in the early stages of developing a new podcast, about his experience so far and offers a few tips to help any new podcaster overcome the most common barriers to starting a podcast.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
When it comes to deciding what mic to use for your podcast, it's not as simple as picking up the one that's most accessible online or at the store. In fact, there are several factors you should consider before spending money on a microphone and in this episode, we discuss a few of them to help you make a "sound' decision.
If you are interested in checking out a few of the mics Brian recommends, check out his gear link below.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
Does my podcast need an intro? How long should my episodes be? Should I include different segments in each episode?
Those all are great questions and ones that need to be asked. In fact, they are some of the most common questions we receive when helping new podcasters get started. In this episode of Good Podcasting, we'll touch on all of those questions as we discuss how to plan and format a great podcast episode.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
You've heard from a number of veteran podcasters on this show who all have had something valuable to share with new podcasters. But this episode we're changing it up to offer some wisdom from a new voice on the scene. Drake Jimenez, owner of Holy Hill Media and host of the Double Click Podcast, joins me to share his experience as a new podcaster. At the time of this recording Drake had released his 13th episode with the 14th in the queue.
Drake is also a client of mine at Summit City Studios. He creates the content and we do the editing and post-production work prior to release. If you are interested in hearing more about what we do and how we can help you create, launch and grow your podcast, send us a message at any of the links below.
Get in touch with Drake and his team:
Online, Instagram, Facebook
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Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
You know the power of good brand recognition - the Nike "swoosh," the McDonald's arches, the Amazon smile. When you see these logos or hear these names you already have a sense of what to expect and what they have to offer. That's because a brand is so much bigger than a logo. It's the feelings and thoughts elicited inside of us by something as simple as a two dimensional icon. So what does that have to do with Good Podcasting?
The same is true in the world of podcasting. Everything from the name of your show, the cover art you create and even the way you mix your sound says something to listeners about what they can expect from your podcast. So in this episode of Good Podcasting we'll share a few ideas to help you create a great brand for your podcast.
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Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
We've debated for awhile now whether or not a YouTube video is technically considered a podcast. But now YouTube has officially announced YouTube Podcasts! This new feature is currently being rolled out and we have much to learn about it, but in this episode Brian shares some initial thoughts for podcasters seeking to grow their audience on YouTube.
Let us know your thoughts about this new podcast feature on YouTube. How will you use it? What questions do you have about it? Send us a message on Instagram or email us at info@summitcitystudios.com.
In case you missed it, we recently did an episode all about YouTube and podcasting, just before this feature was rolled out. Listen here.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
Every podcast host site is similar but they are not all the same and choosing the right one can be a daunting task. In this episode of Good Podcasting we'll help you understand what a host site is, why it's important and we'll even walk you through some options to look for that may not be apparent on first glance. And if that's not enough we've managed to tie the conversation back to one of the most iconic songs of your... er... our childhood.
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Host: Chase Wagner
Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
Having already started three shows of his own, Trevor Lee is no stranger to podcasting. But as he endeavors to start his fourth podcast later this month, he says this time things are different. In this episode, Trevor shares the lessons he's learned from his past shows and the new approach he's taking this time as a result.
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As you create your podcast it's important to think about the longevity of your content. Does it have staying power? Will it be useful to someone a year from now? Does it need to be? Is it intended to?
In this episode Brian and Chase discuss the differences between evergreen content and trending topics as well a few of the benefits and detriments related to each.
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Harrison Tash is the founder and lead consultant for Living Water Consulting in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He has a passion for helping leaders develop the people around them and within their organizations. That passion led him to launch the People Development Podcast in 2020 and he's been hosting monthly episodes ever since.
In this episode he shares more about that podcast, his ongoing journey as host and a bit of strategy to help you plan ahead and succeed as a podcaster.
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We love receiving listener feedback and responding to listener questions. Recently we received one such question from a listener who asked, "what's the difference between a YouTube video and a podcast?" In this episode we share our thoughts what they have in common and what we think separates the two.
We'd love to know how you would answer that question. Reach out and let us know by email at info@summitcitystudios.com or messages us on any or our social links below.
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The fan support of a start up minor league soccer team in Cincinnati that not only put the team on the map but helped propel them into Major League Soccer was one of the greatest phenomena I've ever experienced as a Cincinnati sports fan. Supporter groups popping up around the city. Pre-game marches to the stadium. Coordinated match day chants. All things I wish I could have participated in, but since I no longer live in the city of my youth, I had to find alternate ways to connect with those passionate fans. Thankfully I discovered Cincinnati Soccer Talk, a podcast for fans and by fans of FC Cincinnati.
In today's episode you'll hear from Boston Brazzell, one of the fans responsible for the launch and the growth of Cincinnati Soccer Talk. Though we could have talked soccer all day long, we focused our conversation on how a small group of passionate fans launched a podcast they weren't sure anyone would listen to and developed it into a network of podcasts that has become the model for many fan-based media outlets.
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Music: βGot the Get Upβ by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
Producer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios
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Believe it or not, most podcasts never make it past ten episodes. And that number is SHOCKINGLY high. There are plenty of reasons for that -- burnout (pod fade), too much work, not enough to say, etc. -- but ultimately, for most podcasters it comes down to your "why," or your reason for podcasting in the first place. If your why isn't strong enough, it's far too easy to turn off the mic rather than pushing through the challenges of those first few episodes.
In this episode, Chase and Brian ask the question, "does your why need more than 10 episodes?"
Resources from this episode: Amplifi Media
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This week we welcome Anthony Carley, host of Conserving Christianity and owner of MagReel Media. In this episode Anthony shares how his experience as a light and sound engineer have uniquely prepared him as a podcast host and producer but says that with a little time and a little commitment, anyone can learn what it takes to produce a good podcast. Two conversations of note in this episode include why Anthony believes the most coveted podcast mic is not really a good mic at all for podcasters and how live streaming episodes has led to increased viewership and engagement for his show.
All that and more in this episode of Good Podcasting.
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Music: "Got the Get Up" by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape Media
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We are flipping the script in this episode, quite literally, and our host becomes our guest. In this episode Brian shares more about his journey from clueless beginner to podcast professional in an interview conducted by the man who took some of those early steps with him.Stick around to the end to hear about all the new things we have in store this year on Good Podcasting.βββBrian's links: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedInβββSupport Good Podcasting on Buy Me a Coffee to gain access to extra content AND to vote in the poll for the new cover art!βββInterested in learning more about or purchasing any of the gear I use? You can find it all and more in this recent post.*Links to equipment are affiliate links which means if you purchase any of this equipment on Amazon through these links it costs you nothing extra, but I receive a small kickback from the sale.βββHost: Brian BiedenbachGuest Host: Chase WagnerMusic: "Got the Get Up" by Ilya Zhornik on Soundscape MediaProducer: Brian Biedenbach at Summit City Studios--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodpodcasting/message
Are you ready to start that podcast yet? We can help!Β Good Podcasting is back with a new look, new guests and new surprises in 2023. New episodes launch January 17 all designed to help you create, launch and grow your podcast.Follow us now for new episodes every week.Good Podcasting is produced by Summit City Studios in Fort Wayne, IN.Β For more great podcast related content, visit @summitcitystudios on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodpodcasting/message
As we near the end of yet another calendar year, many of us are working to tie up some loose ends even as we plan for the year to come. It's no different here at Good Podcasting and in this episode I'll share some updates on the podcast, some of the plans for the future and even a couple of ways you can get involved. Thanks for listening in 2022. I'm looking forward to a big year in 2023 as many of you prepare to launch your shows!
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Need a gift idea for the podcaster(s) in your life? Then look no further. Iβve got you covered in the 2022 edition of Gear for the Holidays. In this episode weβll cover the hardware, software, and online services that any podcaster would be excited to see under the tree (or inside their inbox).
This episode is also available to watch at Summit City Studios on YouTube.
Links to all the gear mentioned in this episode can be found below.
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RΓDECASTER Pro II
Equipment used to record this episode:
DJI Mic... placed poorly :(
Fifine K658
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Molly Sider hosts I Am This Age, a podcast full of stories and interviews with individuals who, sometime after 40 years old, chose to pursue the things they've always wanted. She is also a storyteller, a life coach and the founder of a podcast production company called Jellyfish Industries.
In today's conversation she shares how her podcasting journey began when she recorded her first episode in 2019 and was suddenly struck by fear and anxiety which prevented her from releasing it for another year and a half. But once she did, she says she was blown away by the response. I think you will be as well.
I was honored to be a guest on Molly's podcast as well. If you are interested in hearing my story of changing directions at 43 years old, I'll post that link below as soon as the episode airs.
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This week I'm testing 3 very different but all very simple podcast studio set ups you can use at home. The majority of the audio in this episode is raw and unprocessed to give you the sense of what it typically sounds like and how much effort you may or may not have to put in to make it sound the way you like it. If you like any of the gear that is mentioned, I've provided affiliate links below that won't cost you anything extra but gives me a little kickback that allows me to keep creating content to help my audience create, launch and grow their podcasts.
Watch this episode on YouTube!
Timestamps with gear used:
0:00 Lav Mic and Zoom F1 Field Recorder (light production)
4:43 AirPods Pro and iPhone 8plus (raw)
6:07 Fifine K658 USB Mic and Garageband (raw)
7:26 Presonus PD-70 and Rodecaster Pro (raw)
9:11 AirPods Pro and iPhone 8plus (raw)
9:37 Fifine K658 USB Mic and Garageband (raw)
9:44 Presonus PD-70 and Rodecaster Pro (fully produced)
Video Review of Fifine K658 microphone.
More Home Podcast Studios.
Related Episode: How Much Does Your Mic Matter
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Niall Mackay is a podcast host, producer and founder of Seven Million Bikes, a podcast production company based in Saigon. In this episode he shares the story of how he got started, how he's expanded, and what he's doing now to help other podcasters get a jump on their podcasting journey all without breaking the bank to make it happen.
AND he's giving away his new podcasting course to one listener of this podcast. Listen now to find out how you can enter to win! Then winner will be announced in the next episode dropping October 25, 2022.
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Niall's links: Instagram, A Vietnam Podcast, Did That Really Happen?, Seven Million Bikes
Niall's Affiliate Link: Descript
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Audio or Video? It's one of the biggest questions you will have to answer when you start a podcast. In this episode of Good Podcasting, I'm flying solo to offer some factors to consider as you contemplate that question.
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Related Episode: Podcasting with Audio and Video
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Equipment in this episode: Zoom F1 Field Recorder with SGH-6 Shotgun Microphone, Gator Frameworks Tabletop Stands, GVM P80S, GVM 850D, Audio-Technica ATH-M30X
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Justin Schenck is an entrepreneur, speaker and the host of the top rated podcast the Growth Now Movement. In this episode of Good Podcasting he joins me to share his experience as a podcast host including how he got started to the shifts he's made that has led to great success. This episode is jam packed with insights for new and veteran podcasters alike.
A little more about Justin:
He has been named a Top 8 Podcaster to follow by INC Magazine, featured in Thrive Global and chosen as an βIcon of Influenceβ in the new media space.
Justinβs podcast has grown to become a podcast that is currently getting played in over 100 countries every single week and he has gone on to help countless people grow their brands and business through podcasting.
He is also the host and creator of one of the go to events for entrepreneurs and forward thinkers Growth Now Summit LIVE!
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Guest links: Instagram
Growth Now Movement
Growth Now Community
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Equipment in this episode: Canon M50, RΓΈdecaster Pro, Rode Procaster, Gator Frameworks Tabletop Stands, GVM P80S, GVM 850D, Audio-Technica ATH-M30X
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It's a simple question without a simple answer -- how long should my podcast be? In this episode I'll share 3 questions to help you determine the ideal length for your podcast episodes along with some thoughts on having a consistent episode length.Β
This episode was recorded very simply with the Blue Yeti directly into GarageBand with some light processing added in Logic Pro.
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My guest today, Adam Merino has been podcasting since Ben Affleck was Batman. Like many of us, he found his way into podcasting as a hobby but quickly developed a passion not only for hosting but helping others create their own projects. He currently hosts three podcasts, A Case for the Mondays, A Case for the Underdogs, and Enjoy Fort Wayne and produces a handful of others, including his father's podcast Misfit Mentor.
In this episode, Adam shares his adventures in podcasting and offers some great insight and best practices when it comes to engaging with and growing your audience via social media.
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Adam's recommended resource: Grow the Show
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Millions of people right now are thinking about starting a podcast. For some it's a new idea. Others have been dragging their feet for years unsure of how to make it happen and what they would even talk about. The truth is, it's easy to start a podcast but most don't make it past their 7th episode. In this episode I'll share a few things I've learned about what it takes to create a good podcast so that by the time you hit your 7th episode you're just starting to hit your stride to go for the long haul.
Post-production notes:
I did very little additional processing of my audio in this episode. I thought I would need a de-esser with this microphone but as it turns out none was needed. I did very minimal work with the EQ settings and added just a little compression. Otherwise, the audio you hear is straight out of the Audio-Techica BP40. If you are interested in this mic, there's a link below to get you to it quickly.
If you like what you hear please rate this show and leave a review on Apple Podcasts.
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Other Episodes mentioned in this podcast:
Episode 2: How to Start A Podcast
Episode 8: How Much Does Your Microphone Matter
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Mariel Fry loves to travel and explore the best that big cities and small towns have to offer to those who visit. That passion has turned into a podcast (Travel Experiences Reimagined) to help other travel enthusiasts discover unique tours and experiences all over the world through the lenses of local tour guides who love to highlight their home towns. In this episode she shares the importance making her podcast accessible to both her audience and her guests along with the process she's created to make that possible.
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*If you are interested in the Wit and Wire Podcast Launch Accelerator course Mariel discussed in this conversation click here.
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Equipment in this episode: Canon M50, RΓΈdecaster Pro, Presonos PD70, Gator Frameworks Tabletop Stands, GVM P80S, GVM 850D, Audio-Technica ATH-M30X, AKG Lyra USB Condenser Microphone
*Links to equipment are affiliate links which means if you purchase any of this equipment on Amazon through these links it costs you nothing extra, but I receive a small kickback from the sale.
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No two microphones are quite the same which can make choosing one to use for your podcast an exciting adventure. However, to many podcasters, the mic doesn't matter. And to some extent that is kind of, sort of true in a way. But there are other factors that should come into play in your decision to purchase a microphone and most of them have nothing to do with the mic itself. In this episode of Good Podcasting, Brian shares four tips to help podcasters choose the right microphone.
This episode is available via video on Patreon.
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Maurice Jones is an author, speaker, entrepreneur and host of Above the Brain - a podcast about leadership, communication and mindset development. In this episode Maurice shares his experience as a podcaster including the surprising reason he got started and learning the difference between talking at his audience versus connecting with them.
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So you're looking for some tips to simplify the way you edit your podcast. There's a lot we could talk about there, but the best tips I can offer to help simplify your editing process may need to happen before you even start recording.
This episode features the TONOR TC30 (affiliate link), USB condenser microphone, an entry level mic that might be a good option to help you get started podcasting without breaking the bank. I did a full review on the mic that you can watch here.
Need help planning out your episodes? Download my episode planner template. Then check out the video I created to accompany that resource.
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In August of 2020 Dan and his wife, Sandy, sold their home and their business to start a new chapter. They bought an RV and have been traveling the country ever since experiencing new places and volunteering where aid is needed. They have met a lot of interesting people along the way and Dan loves giving them space to share their stories on his podcast, Journey of My Mother's Son.
In this episode, Dan and I discuss the incredible opportunities as well as the unique challenges of podcasting on the go.
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Why should you start a podcast? It's a legit question. If you haven't yet asked yourself, consider that podcasting is one of the fastest growing sources of digital content and, as such, more individuals, businesses, and non-profits are turning to podcasting for a variety of great reasons. In this episode I'll share five reasons why you should consider starting a podcast.
What did I miss? Why did you start podcasting? Click here and let me know in the comments!
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It took me awhile to embrace the idea that podcasts did not have to be audio only but could actually include a video component. In my mind those were two forms of communication that existed in different places (i.e. Spotify and YouTube) and therefore were two very different things. I know. That sounds ridiculous, right? Vaughn Sanders was a key player in changing my mind, and he joins me for this episode to talk about it.
Vaughn is a man of many talents and wears many hats throughout the week as a cyber-security expert, pastor of a local church and host of the Work It Out Podcast, which as you may have guessed, can be found in both audio and video formats.
Vaughn's links: YouTube, Instagram, More
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Starting a podcast may not be as difficult as many think it is. There are really only 3 things you need to make it happen and in this episode I'll walk you though all three. Ironically, I recorded this episode entirely in the dark with no power due to a storm that knocked out the electricity in our region for more than two days. That being the case, I could not use my normal equipment and only had access to my laptop (battery powered) and a USB mic (powered by that same battery).
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Welcome to the very first episode of Good Podcasting. I am kicking things off with an interview I did with Harry Cunningham, host of the goodMRKT Live! podcast. Harry is the Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer of the innovative retail concept, goodMRKT, and Vice President of Retail Brand Experience, at Vera Bradley. His podcast, goodMRKT Live!, showcases the inspirational stories behind the brands at goodMRKT.
If you are interested in hearing more from Harry and his co-hosts, Mary Beth Trypus and Adam Taft Lambert, and the stories of the brands they carry in the store, check out goodMRKT Live!
Harry's links: Podcast, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Welcome to Good Podcasting!
This podcast is for podcasters interested in creating, developing, and growing their podcasts. You will hear stories of successful podcasters mixed in with episodes discussing the gear you need to get started, strategies to help you grow and tips to tweak your sound. The official launch is set for late summer 2022 and I'd love for you to be a part of it right from the start.
Good Podcasting is hosted by me, Brian Biedenbach, veteran podcaster (The Ministry Leader Podcast and Holy Creativity) and founder of Summit City Studios, a podcast production company based in Fort Wayne, IN.
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Microphone - Presonus PD-70
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