098: The Last TPS? How Do You Stay Motivated? iTunes and Mixer Updates. from 2016-05-23T07:06:54

Is this the last Podcasters’ Studio? No. But staying motivated after years of talking about the same subject will be a challenge every podcaster faces if you do it long enough. How do you stay m...

TPS097: Cheap Gear, Advertising and Being Niche from 2016-01-27T07:22:56

On this fairly opinionated episode, I discuss my thoughts on “cheap” gear, advertising rates, audience numbers and who your podcast’s intro should serve. “Cheap” Podcast Gear Cheap gear is not the ...

TPS096: Multichannel Output and Input from 2015-12-12T08:25:29

Recording multichannel audio is the best way to take total control over your audio. However, it can be difficult and/or pricey to achieve. Technically you can do multichannel with any mixer, even t...

TPS095: Auphonic and Where to Submit Your Podcast from 2015-11-08T08:58:54

You’ve created your podcast ready RSS feed so what’s next? You need to send it out to the world! There are many places your podcast can be found however you need to submit your show’s RSS feed to m...

Podcasts Are Coming to Google! from 2015-10-28T07:43:50

Google is getting their own podcast directory and they want you to submit your podcast now!  In exciting news, Google is finally jumping back into podcasts by announcing that podcasts will be added...

TPS094: International Podcast Day and the Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 from 2015-09-15T07:06:37

International Podcast Day is September 30th, find out what you can do to support and grow the medium of podcasting. The Focusrite Scarlett 2i4* audio interface is a great little device for plugging...

TPS093: Get a Mix-minus into a Smartphone and overview of the Mackie 402VLZ4 from 2015-07-30T07:26:03

How do you get audio from your phone (iPhone, Android, etc.) into your mixer? The simple answer is you plug it in. You can use a basic stereo cable (I prefer this “Y” cable*), plug one end into you...

TPS092: Social Sponsorships and the Behringer Q802USB Mixer from 2015-06-12T06:25:40

What’s the value of a new podcast subscriber? Would you trade 20, 50, 100 dollars an episode for a new subscriber? Two new subscribers? A podcast sponsorship can be a hard deal to negotiate and for...

TPS091: Gain Staging Any Mixer from 2015-05-05T15:00:12

Setting up a mixer can be a difficult task. Even on the smallest mixers there are numerous buttons and knobs that all affect the audio you put into it. Knowing exactly which knobs to turn and when ...

TPS090: Replacing Media Files and Behringer Xenyx UFX1204 Mixer Review from 2015-03-08T09:37:42

Of the many benefits of having a great podcast media host, having the ability to seamlessly replace a file is a nice option. With both Libsyn and Blubrry (use code: PodcastHelper for a free month a...

TPS089: Preamp, Processor and Editing Software from 2015-01-25T05:52:25

This show’s schedule is erratic at best but that doesn’t mean I think any other podcast should do the same. Not if you want to grow your show to its maximum potential. I think a show should maintai...

TPS088: Compression for Podcasts with Randy Coppinger from 2014-11-27T01:59:46

Ever wonder when, how or why to use compression when post-processing your podcast? If the answer is yes then this is your episode. Randy Coppinger, professional audio engineer, talks with me about ...

TPS087: EQ for Podcasts with Rob Williams from 2014-09-30T06:59:17

Ever wanted to learn how to use the post processing effect EQ? This is two hours of pure EQ talk for your podcast with professional audio engineer Rob Williams. While you still need to get your han...

TPS086: Loudness Normalization with Georg from Auphonic (Part 2) from 2014-08-22T22:42:51

Loudness normalization of your audio is a “simple” process for measuring and processing for the perceived level of your audio. Perceived levels are how the human ear interprets levels. In recent ye...

TPS085: Auphonic and Loudness Standards with Georg Holzmann from 2014-07-24T23:37:41

Post processing your audio podcast can be a daunting task. Where do you start? What effects do you use? How to adjust the effects once you choose them? These questions and many more like them can e...

TPS084: USB Power and When Do You Need a Mix-Minus? from 2014-06-19T05:49:06

You’ve decided you want to record Skype interviews or a remote co-host and you’ve heard about using a mix-minus setup. How do you know if this applies to your podcast? On this episode I talk about ...

TPS083: Setting Up a Mix-Minus and Hosting Pitfalls from 2014-04-10T07:05:06

If you want to record Skype using a mixer you’re going to need how to setup a mix-minus. The video below will show you how to go about setting that up and the linked post below will describe the en...

TPS082: Zoom H6 and Crowdfunding for Podcasters from 2014-03-15T07:52

There are many ways to record your podcast. One of my favorites is directly to a digital audio recorder. The Zoom H6 is the newest in a long line of audio recorders but this one stands out amongst ...

TPS 081: Reaching Your True Audience and Growing Your Podcast from 2014-01-22T07:52:34

I’m back in The Studio after spending a week in Las Vegas attending and speaking at New Media Expo 2014 (NMX). It was, as you could probably guess, a great time. If you’re a podcaster who enjoys me...

TPS 080: Replacing Podcasts After They’re Published from 2014-01-01T23:28:45

Are you waiting to publish your podcast until you’ve gotten everything just right? Stop. Just publish. You’re ready. I’ve seen more than one podcast delayed by perfection. The first thing to unders...

TPS 079: An Alternative to Skype from 2013-12-09T19:45:11

Ever have an issue with Skype? Choppy connection, hiss in your audio, disconnected from your interviewee or co-host? These are just a few of the issues some podcasters are experiencing when using S...

TPS 078: Moving Your RSS Feed and Formatting Descriptions from 2013-10-29T04:57:01

What if you need to move your podcast RSS feed? I tell you how I accomplished this with one of the feeds we have at my work via a special RSS tag (see the links section below for the code). Also di...

TPS 077: RSS Feeds and FeedBurner from 2013-09-29T02:35:48

Have you run into the 512kb limit imposed on your feed via FeedBurner? This episode will give you some solutions about how to fix it or what to be on the lookout for so your feed doesn’t go down. I...

TPS 076: Random Thoughts on Recording Audio from 2013-08-04T00:31:38

I try a new way of recording my podcast (mic to Fethead to H4n, no mixer) and have a totally off-the-cuff episode filled with other thoughts about recording audio. In other words… I go off “script....

TPS 075: Podcasting Hurdles – Getting Past Common Barries to Starting a Podcast from 2013-07-05T12:05:55

What were the largest hurdles you had to overcome when starting a podcast? Starting anything can be tough. The first sentence of a school paper, an about page on your blog, show notes for your podc...

TPS 074: iTunes Feed Specs and HOA for Podcasters from 2013-06-08T02:00:02

Hangouts On-Air (HOA) have been a great experiment for my newest podcast, Podcasters’ Roundtable. I’ve tried several different live-streaming options and HOA’s have been remarkably effective in get...

TPS 073: Securing Your WordPress Website with Dustin Hartzler from 2013-05-20T23:42:10

Protect your WordPress website from malicious hackers, spam and other bots attempting to invade your site by taking some simple steps for non-coders. Plugins are a great way to enhance the security...

TPS 072 – FetHead In-line Microphone Preamp from 2013-04-19T04:29:20

Do you have a microphone, mixer or recorder that requires you to turn up the gain settings really loud in order to get a good signal? The FetHead might just be your answer to bringing those gain le...

TPS 071 – USB Dynamic Podcasting Microphones with Matt McGlynn from 2013-03-30T04:15:50

Microphones! Matt McGlynn from Recording Hacks joins me “in Studio” to talk all about microphones (a passion and hobby of his) and specifically those mics that work best for most podcasters. Matt’s...

TPS 070 – Show intros, Zoom H4n and the Top Podcast Directories from 2013-02-27T02:49:25

I recently spoke on the topic of podcasting at Social Media Week D.C. (#SMWDC) and it presented some great opportunities to use gear that I don’t always use and speak to people face to face instead...

TPS 069 – WordPress for Podcasting with Dustin Hartzler from Your Website Engineer from 2013-01-28T01:52:14

Your website is your podcast’s central hub, its home on the web. It’s where you have an entire archive of all your episodes, links you mentioned in any given show, buttons to follow, share and cont...

TPS Ep. 068 – Shoot Video Like a Pro and My Audio Podcast Workflow from 2013-01-07T03:30:45

Take a behind the scenes listen to the audio workflow that I use to produce an episode of The Podcasters’ Studio. Want to learn how to shoot better video for your podcast, YouTube channel or just y...

TPS Ep. 067 – Using Affiliates with Your Podcast to Make Money from 2012-12-16T23:50:14

Want an easy way to start making money with your podcast? Start using affilate links in your content. It may sound too simple to be effective but signing up for an affiliate program and placing lin...

TPS Ep. 066 – The Status of Podcasts on the Zune Marketplace with Rob Greenlee from 2012-11-28T15:10:51

The goal of this episode was simple. Find out what happened to Zune.net and podcasts on the Zune Marketplace. To achieve this goal I went straight to the source. I talk to Rob Greenlee the Project ...

TPS Ep. 065 – Pro Mics into an H4n, Reducing Hiss, Hardware Processing, and Media Hosting from 2012-11-05T03:55:23

First order of business is Zune. It appears that links to my podcast and everyone else for that matter, are broken. That’s because Zune.net is gone. This means that when you click your old link to ...

TPS Ep. 064 – The Future of FeedBurner, G+ Hangouts On-Air for Video Podcasting and ATR 2100 Mic Demo from 2012-10-07T01:16:59

Have you heard that Google might be shutting down Feedburner? Lots of people have but is it true? I have some of my own ideas and great resources for getting a much better picture of what is really...

TPS Ep. 063 – Libsyn Updates and Insights into iTunes, Podcast Stats and Hosting. from 2012-09-20T20:15:18

Rob Walch from Wizzard Media and Libsyn.com joins us once again to talk about all the recent improvements to podcast hosting on Libsyn. Even if you don’t have a Libsyn account or don’t plan to have...

TPS Ep. 062 – Listening for Problems in Your Podcast’s Audio and My Rack Gear Compressor from 2012-08-20T13:20:45

Have you ever speaker tested your podcast? Have you done it lately? Speaker testing your podcast means listening to your show the way your audience does, on many different devices.Your audience lis...

TPS Ep. 061 – Google Listen Discontinued from 2012-08-06T14:25:27

Google announces that it will no longer support their native podcasting application, Google Listen. If you are using the Listen app, you’ll still be able to listen to podcasts however after Novemeb...

TPS Ep. 060 – Starting Your First Podcast: A First Time Podcaster’s Experience from 2012-07-30T03:48:41

From blogger to podcaster, Jeff Yin shares his experience of starting his very first podcast. Jeff attended Blogworld NYC 2012 as a blogger and quickly learned he’d make a great podcaster after att...

TPS Ep. 059 – Part Two – Audio Post Production for Podcasters with Joe Gilder from 2012-06-04T01:54:05

We’re back in the Studio with Joe Gilder, audio engineer and podcaster, for part two in our discussion about audio post production for podcasters. On this episode (part 2 of 2) Joe and I open up th...

TPS Ep. 058 – Audio Post Production with Joe Gilder (part 1) from 2012-05-23T23:35:53

There’s lots of training online for audio post production. However, most of the information is focused on mastering audio for music. As podcaster’s our main post production concerns involve techniq...

TPS Ep. 057 – The Benefits of Using a Mixer from 2012-04-16T19:53:04

Adding a mixer to your podcast studio will allow your productions to grow along with your show. As you get further along in your podcasting venture, you’ll likely want to add in more capabilities s...

TPS Ep. 056 – SXSW, Archiving Your Podcast, and Powerpress 3.0 from 2012-03-25T03:17:09

Fresh off my return from SXSW, I share my experiences from the conference and a couple panels I saw that led me to bigger ideas about my podcast, sharing and your show’s legacy. One of the speakers...

TPS Ep. 055 – Podcast Currency: How Your Podcast Pays You Back from 2012-02-15T22:59:07

You produce a podcast that you make available for free and in fact spend lots of your own money on (if you’re truly invested). So how does your podcast pay you back? A podcast pays in both tangible...

TPS Ep. 054 – Free Audio Hosting Woes from 2012-01-06T01:20:16

Blip.tv announces they will no longer accept audio only uploads. For the past six years or so, Blip.tv has been kindly hosting audio only files for free. Blip.tv is primarily a video site and now t...

TPS Ep. 053 – Podcasting Controversies – Part 2 of my Interview with Dave Jackson from 2011-10-09T22:58:40

We continue where we left off talking to Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting. On this episode Dave and I chat about podcasting software and how using old gear can be just as effective as buy...

TPS Ep. 052 – An Interview with Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting (Part 1) from 2011-09-24T17:41:06

An interview with Dave Jackson from The School of Podcasting’s Morning Announcements. A “podcast that talks about all things Podcasting. From planning planning, producing, and promoting your podcas...

TPS Ep. 051 – Back to Podcasting Basics (Part 2 of 2) from 2011-08-30T21:34:21

[See Part 1 First] Continuing where I left off in part one of this two part series, I wrap things up with a discussion about the remaining basic pieces you’ll need to start a successful podcast. I’...

TPS Ep. 050 – Back to Podcasting Basics (Part 1 of 2) from 2011-08-05T23:55:08

Learn the basics of podcasting from how to decide on a topic to choosing gear, software and hosting for your website and media. You’ve decided you want to start your own podcast and now you need to...

TPS Ep. 049 – Noisy Headphones, Free Graphics Editor, and Creating Supplemental Video from 2011-07-16T19:53:22

On this episode I talk about the effect that bad headphones can have on your podcast’s audio. Headphones that don’t fit properly, are not well built or are simply turned up too loud can affect that...

TPS Ep. 048 – Audio Only Live Streaming Via Mixlr And Podcast Myths from 2011-06-28T01:56:30

Have you ever wanted to live stream your podcast in an audio only player? Finally a solution that caters to audio only podcasters has arrived in the form of mixlr.com. A live streaming, audio only ...

TPS Ep. 047 – Recording a Double-Ender Podcast from 2011-05-24T15:45:17

When you want the absolute best quality recording from your remotely co-hosted podcast, you record a double-ender. A double-ender is a type of recording where everyone on the podcast episode record...

TPS Ep. 046 – Show Notes and Increasing Audience Participation from 2011-04-03T20:35:56

As a podcast producer you have likely heard that you need to create good show notes for each episode. But what does this mean and how do you accomplish it? On this episode I talk about the elements...

TPS Ep. 045 – Libsyn Launches a New Monetization Model for Podcasters – An Interview with Rob Walch from 2011-03-19T21:49:47

Wizzard Media recently announced that they are implementing a new program that will allow podcast producers, with any Libsyn.com account, to monetize their content. A basic Libsyn account can be pu...

TPS Ep. 044 – Media Kits and A New Sponsorship Opportunity for Your Podcast from 2011-03-01T03:57:29

  Learn how to start preparing your podcast’s media kit and about a new affiliate sponsorship opportunity from Audible.com. I start off by answering a question from Sean who wants to know how he ca...

TPS Ep. 043 – Royalty Free Music and Using Your Basic Web Hosting Plan to Deliver Your Podcast from 2011-02-12T01:18:21

On this episode I debut my new show intro and talk about how my new podcast music can affect your show’s production value. I also introduce a few new elements to the show’s introduction including a...

TPS Ep. 042 – Microphones for Video and iTunes Metadata from 2011-01-25T04:57:22

On this episode, Soundcloud.com announces that they will soon be supporting RSS feeds for their audio hosting service. I discuss what I think of the service for use as a podcast audio hosting solut...

TPS Ep. 041 – Autopost Your Podcast to Facebook, Archiving Content and Hardware Versus Software FX Processors from 2011-01-04T18:50:31

On this episode I talk about how to post your podcast feed to facebook automatically including an audio player and how to keep your podcast alive after you stop producing it and paying for hosting....

TPS Ep. 040 – USB Mixers, Recording Skype Video, and Podcasting Statistics for 2010 from 2010-12-19T06:00:38

When choosing a mixer for your podcast there are some special considerations that I think each podcaster should think about before making their purchase. Some of these include the number of mic inp...

TPS Ep. 039 – Audio Editors, Virtual Cart Machines, and Using Analytics to Track Success from 2010-12-02T04:20:10

Adobe Audition is now out for the Mac. Find out what I like about it, what I think you could use as an alternative and the effects I use when using Audition to process my audio. Also discussed on t...

TPS Ep. 038 – Podcasting and the Law – An Interview with Entertainment Attorney Gordon Firemark from 2010-11-19T22:04:33

On this episode I interview entertainment lawyer and podcaster, Gordon Firemark. We talk about the many different legal issues surrounding podcasting and podcasters including copyright, fair use, m...

TPS Ep. 037 – A WordPress Feed Fix, A New Home for your Podcast, and a Great Blogworld Keynote from 2010-11-05T00:25:49

On this episode I introduce you to a new resource on ThePodcastersStudio.com, the newly redone blog which will be used to share emails that I receive regarding podcasting questions. Now everyone wi...

TPS Ep. 036 – Logo Design for Your Podcast from 2010-09-29T05:07:49

The importance of having a clean, easy to read, relevant show logo. Learn why your podcast’s show art is so important and how to improve on the one you already have or create one for free. Also fin...

TPS Ep. 035 – Phone Calls From Within Your Browser via Gmail from 2010-08-27T04:42:10

On this episode I talk about making voice calls from within your browser via Gmail, Podcamp Philly 4 and the presentation I’ll be giving, Camtasia for the mac, Gnomedex 10, and I’ll answer a few of...

TPS Ep. 034 – How to Avoid Losing Contact with Your Audience from 2010-07-12T04:03:46

On this episode, Vincent, host of This Week in Virology, calls in to talk about his mix-minus setup. Grant wants to know about slow download speeds from files hosted on blip.tv and I talk about hav...

TPS Ep. 033 – Multiple Feeds via Libsyn, Edit Your YouTube Videos, A Critical Piece of Podcast Gear and More! from 2010-06-18T05:54:30

Learn how to use your single Libsyn account to create multiple feeds, edit video in the cloud via YouTube, stalk that twitter account that you want but someone else has, and find out one of the mos...

TPS Ep. 032 – Sponsor Your Own Podcast from 2010-06-07T06:33:24

On this episode I talk about progress made in my experiments with html5 for audio and video, thoughts about sponsoring your own podcast, and new ideas about how to market your show with the intent ...

TPS Ep. 031 – Mixers, Mix-Minus, and Edirol vs Zoom Comparison from 2010-05-10T07:23:40

On this episode I’m talking about new gear in the studio including a Mackie ProFX12 mixer and the Zoom H4n. I also discuss how I do a mix-minus setup for recording Skype calls. And I’m curious as a...

TPS Ep. 030 – A Feedburner Refresher And Video Embed Players from 2010-03-23T06:43

On this episode I give you a Feedburner refresher course. What it’s used for, what it does, and why you might want to use it to add some spice and flexibility to your podcast RSS feed. I also take ...

TPS Ep. 029 – Gmail, Avatars, and Paypal from 2010-03-11T08:56:09

Learn about why I like having a gmail account for each show I produce. The importance of having a recognizable avatar across all your online communities, and how to use Paypal for free. right-click...

TPS Ep. 028 – The Technical Pieces to Making Your Show a Success from 2010-03-03T09:49:04

If your podcast was up for an award, would it be a winner? On this episode you’ll find out which elements of a podcast are judged for The Podcast Awards. Get an inside look at the voting process an...

TPS Ep. 27 - The Importance of Recording Quality Audio and Video from 2010-02-21T05:01

It’s time to start producing the best sounding and/or looking podcast possible. Stand out from the crowd by making your show worthy of its content and your hard work.

On this episode I go...

TPS Ep. 026 – Podcast Statistics from 2010-02-16T05:23:13

Where do you find statistics about your podcast? I hear this question often and with it usually comes confusion about what exactly is going on with the stats you get from Feedburner. On this episod...

TPS Ep. 025 – Learn How to Podcast Like a Pro – A Presentation Given at Podcamp Philly 3 from 2010-02-01T04:09:29

A presentation I gave at Podcamp Philly 2009 about how to get the skills of a professional podcaster. I talk about everything from audio to video. How to learn the skills needed to produce high qua...

TPS Ep. 024 – Live Streaming Your Podcast from 2010-01-23T23:07:45

Going live to the internet is as easy as turning on your camera and connecting to any number of great free services. Broadcasting your podcast live adds a good deal of value to your show including ...

TPS Ep. 023 – Video Podcasting from 2010-01-18T23:01:44

Learn how to get started in video podcasting and some fun YouTube hacks. I talk about what cameras you need as well as other gear needed to start a video podcast. Also discussed are hosting options...

TPS Ep. 021 – All About iTunes from 2009-12-25T07:23:59

iTunes is one of the most important tools for a podcaster. Regardless of how you feel about Apple, the iTunes software and store is something that every podcaster should be familiar with inside and...

TPS Ep. 019 – Deciding on a Show Topic and Developing Show Ideas – (GV Expo 2009 Podcasting Presentation) from 2009-12-05T08:24:52

A presentation given at the 2009 GV Expo on strategies for deciding on a podcast show topic and developing ideas for show content. Above is the powerpoint slides I used in the presentation. Other t...

TPS Ep. 017 – Part 2 of my Interview with Jeff Roney from 2009-11-27T05:37:03

Jeff’s back in the studio, virtually via Skype, with part two of our interview. On this episode we talk about twitter strategies, connecting with your audience, SEO, being a more efficient podcaste...

TPS Ep. 016 – Podcast Freebies, Skype Tune Up, Mic Review, and Much More from 2009-11-12T01:32:16

This episode of The Podcasters Studio takes a look at a variety of podcasting options such as how to record Skype calls for free (if you’re on a mac), how to make your Skype better suited for recor...

TPS Ep. 015 – An Interview with Podcaster Jeff Roney from Roneyzone Productions (part I) from 2009-11-05T06:45:08

On this episode of The Podcasters Studio I talk with Jeff Roney from Roneyzone Productions. Jeff also produces several other podcasts and incorporates a whole host of voice actors in his original w...

TPS Ep. 014 – Getting Audio into your Computer from 2009-10-25T22:33:31

On this episode of The Podcasters Studio (TPS) I talk about the TPS website redesign, the importance of getting a business card made for your podcast, and some thoughts about mics, mixers, and audi...

TPS Ep. 013 – Free Audio Editing Solutions from 2009-10-09T00:22:59

There are many ways to record and edit your podcast. In this episode I cover some of the best free solutions out there available to podcasters. I talk about products such as Audacity, Garageband, a...

TPS Ep. 012 – An Interview with Cliff Ravenscraft of GSPN.TV from 2009-09-25T22:47:15

On this episode of The Podcasters Studio I interview Cliff Ravenscraft of GSPN.tv. Cliff is a full time podcaster meaning he makes his living, all of his income from podcasting. Listen as Cliff exp...

TPS Ep. 011 – Successful Twitter Strategies for Podcasters from 2009-09-03T06:30:37

Successful Twitter Strategies for Podcasters – How to Find, Engage, and Build Your Audience via Twitter Learn how to find the exact people your show is targeting. Get quality followers and build yo...

TPS Ep. 010 – Plugins and Widgets for Your Podcast’s WordPress Blog from 2009-07-10T08:07:32

On this episode I take a look at increasing the value of your blog through plugins and widgets. These are some of the plugins and widgets that I use here at The Podcasters Studio dot com and the on...

TPS Ep. 009 – Creative Commons and Podcast Production Resources from 2009-06-24T03:55:28

On this episode of The Podcasters Studio I talk about Creative Commons Licensing, what it is, why you want to use it as a podcaster, and how to use it. Also I talk about some of my favorite free re...

TPS Ep. 008 – An Interview with Susan Bratton of the Personal Life Media Podcasting Network from 2009-06-17T22:48:28

Susan Bratton is co-founder and CEO of Personal Life Media. She also hosts her own wildly successful podcast called DishyMix. Personal Life Media is a podcast network consisting of  40 different po...

TPS Ep. 007 – Marketing Your Podcast from 2009-04-27T07:06:29

Promoting your podcast can take just as much time as it takes to produce a single episode and really it’s a never ending process. However, this is an essential part of growing your community. On th...

TPS Ep. 006 – Podcast Hosting Solutions from 2009-04-15T22:41:07

On this episode of The Podcasters Studio I talk about where to host your podcast files. It’s important before you officially launch your podcast that you have a hosting solution. You need to have a...

TPS Ep. 005 – Feedburner for the Podcaster from 2009-04-04T06:30:47

On this edition of The Podcasters Studio Ray talks about the importance of using Feedburner if you are a podcaster. Feedburner.com, recently purchased by Google, is service that allows you to custo...

TPS Ep. 004 – Blogging for the Podcaster from 2009-04-04T02:08:39

On this edition of The Podcasters Studio I talk about the importance of having a blog site for your podcast. Having a podcast is not enough. Sure you can let your show live only in places like iTun...

TPS Ep. 003 – Skype for the Podcaster from 2009-04-02T14:02:35

On this episode of The Podcasters Studio I talk about Skype. What it is and the different ways it can be used. Special focus is placed on the benefits of using Skype for podcasters. Learn what you ...

TPS Ep. 002 – How to Start a Podcast – The Gear and Software Needed to Produce Your Own Podcast from 2009-04-02T13:59:58

On this episode of The Podcaster’s Studio I talk about the tools (hardware, software, and tips) you’ll need to start your very own podcast. Learn about the different levels of production quality an...

TPS Ep. 001 – A Welcome to The Podcasters Studio from 2009-04-01T22:44:36

Hello Podcasters or anyone simply with an interest in podcasting! This is the first post on this blog site and I just wanted to take a moment to tell you what this site is all about. The Podcasters...