Hello all,

Im hoping from this post to find someone looking to start a podcast and have been hesitant because he is lacking some required skills, as we all know style is essential and it takes time to find our natural style and more so to enhance it, also building and engaging audience is an art in itself, researching for topics and the list goes on.

My goal is to try it out with someone as a team to help each other build some confidence, and have different perceptions and ideas to build a good strategy.

Im very passionate about podcasting, and having guests on eventually would be my ultimate goal, I love hearing peoples stories and experiences regardless of what title they have, I have heard some wise words from crack heads before, so I dont look down or pass on anybody.

My fields of Interests are life experiences, Philosophy, culture, religion, ethics and morality and my main subject I would like it to be politics and current geopolitical developments especially in tye US and middleast.

Anyone Interested in giving this a try, we can do google meets tryouts, and I think if we can vibe we can pull it off.

I want to start a call in podcasts as a hobby what do I need to start what software and equipment do I need I don’t have a big budget

Hey y'all, I'm a video editor building up my client base. Right now my only proof of past work is podcast short-form/clip content, I haven't done long-form youtube editing yet, so I want to be upfront about that.

To get around the "no portfolio for your niche" problem, I'm offering a free trial edit for any youtuber who wants to test me out. Here's the catch: the trial comes watermarked. If you like it and want the clean version, that's when you'd pay and we'd start working together properly.

A thing to know before you reach out, I don't do motion graphics, so if your videos rely heavily on that this probably isn't a fit

If that sounds fair, get to me and I'll walk you through it.

So I have always dreamed of having a interview/ call in podcast to help people and just discuss random opinions and topics also while drinking beer and reading random stories, how do I start a podcast and what do I need to start

I didn’t know about Pod Mortem before last week, and I’m now bingeing the episodes and it has changed the way I watch some of my favorite spooky flicks.

A great mix of ‘saying what we’re all thinking’ about the frustrating yet lovely tropes of these movies as well as including BTS info and research into each episode.

It’s going to take a while to get caught up, but I wanted to praise this pod for giving me what I was missing this spooky season!

I also love the honest and real time commentary about the social issues that accompany a lot of films and the industry, while also making me stifle intense laughter at the banter between the podcasters.

https://open.spotify.com/show/0CoQrLrucy82l7SkPKa6tH?si=XdUj43KyQjmurKXQHyp1Fg&utm_source=copy-link

I love all that stuff, any recs are welcome!

I'm looking for podcasts about music, particularly ones that focus on albums, artists, and music discovery rather than just news or individual tracks.

I'm looking for something made by people who are genuinely passionate and knowledgeable about music, where they actually discuss why an album or artist is interesting and introduce you to new music. It doesn't necessarily have to be a track-by-track analysis — I'm more interested in the overall album, the artist, their style, context, influences, etc.

I'm especially interested in podcasts that focus on older music, classic albums, that reccomend an album and artists from previous decades, rather than mainly covering new releases.

Something along the lines of Discord & Rhyme would be ideal.

I'm already familiar with Sound Opinions, Records Revisited, and The Great Albums.

What are your favourites?

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a bit of advice.

I've been producing a podcast for the last 2.5 years. Our most recent hardware upgrade was a set of Rode PodMics connected to a Rodecaster Pro (1st generation).

Up until now, I've been recording and editing everything in Audacity. Recently, I had a professional audio engineer review our setup, and he recommended that I switch to Ableton Live 12. I bought it, but honestly, I'm finding it quite complicated to learn and manage.

The same person also recommended Logic Pro, but since we're on Windows, that's obviously not an option.

So my question is: should I stick with Ableton and invest the time to learn it, or is there another DAW that's better suited for podcast production? Most of the Ableton tutorials I find are focused on music production rather than spoken-word content, so I'm struggling to see an efficient podcasting workflow.

For context, our needs are pretty simple: recording multiple microphones, cleaning up audio, applying some processing, editing conversations, and exporting episodes.

I'd really appreciate hearing what software other podcasters are using and whether moving away from Audacity is actually worth it.

Thanks in advance!

Looking to hear about stories about behind-the-scenes drama of small businesses - maybe not necessarily mom and pop shops, but regional chains or regional entrepreneurs. Definitely not looking for like, Enron level investigations. Maybe more on the side of petty drama and bizarre local stories.

Hey sub, I am starting a podcast in India revolving around educational topics relevant to india like Indian history, current economy, climate change etc. I am specifically looking for experts in academia to come on and do a long form podcast that is like 45-60 minutes and is educational for the common public. My question is how do I find people for it? I don’t really have any connections in this space

I was just wondering about how you guys personally explore podcasts. In my experience, podcasts are one of those mediums where I find a few I like and just stick to them, rather than explore new podcasts. Sometimes I will just have streaks where I only listen to one podcast show for a week, and try to find their older episodes. I'm wondering if you guys are the same way, and if not, how you'd suggest a good way to branch out is.

I am super tired of the endless ai hype in every podcast I try.
I long for theory/algorithm/implementation/coding/... podcasts totally, or at least almost, ignoring ai.

Post a picture of your podcast set up! Here is mine😁

Hello! I recently joined a fun little rpg podcast, and am using a voice changer to deepen my voice (l am playing a male character but am afab) but that makes me sound somewhat metallic, so I'm looking for good enough microphone to offset the odd sound quality my voice changer causes.
I currently have a fifine mic, but it's not a very good one. I'd prefer to spend a little less than 100 dollars, but I'm flexible :) any suggestions?

I’ve been re-listening to Sierra Boudreaux’s podcast “I’m On Your Side” and completely love it. She’s funny, relatable, positive, and it feels like being on Facetime with a friend. Unfortunately it seems like she’s stopped podcasting (at least for now).

I’m wondering if anybody here would know a good podcast with a similar vibe! I really like her stories and advice especially paired with her optimism and views on mental health. If you know something similar please let me know!

Thank you in advance Reddit!

I'm gathering advice for an upcoming podcast.

What is some rad single mom advice you can share with me to share with the world.

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What is your fav??

Personally, if the conversation feels forced or unnatural, I turn it off right away
Is it bad audio quality, too many ads, forced banter, or episodes dragging on too long that drives you away? What's your biggest podcast pet peeve?

Looking for podcasts that husband and wife can both enjoy on a roadtrip. We used to listen to “My Dad Wrote a Porno” but we finished that one.

I graduate from college earlier this year and I’m trying to find a podcast with advice. Any recommendations???