You recorded your first episode, but there are other things you’ll want to have ready to go before you hit publish for the first time to ensure that your show hits with maximum impact.

Certain activities just require sitting at a desk, and one of those activities is editing audio and video. So we asked a PT who does her own video editing how to keep the aches and pains at bay.

We talked to a composer and audio engineer about how to find the right composer for you — and how to end up with a collaboration that hits the right note for everyone involved.

For every creator, there comes a time to figure out what you can offload so that you can make sure you’re able to attend to the heart of your work — the part no one can do but you.

When we make podcasts and videos, we have the opportunity to literally give voice to all kinds of diversity — so why do we so often edit to a standard that doesn’t reflect the way people actually speak?

We checked in with the creator of a kid's food channel about her best practices for sharing about her kids without over-exposing them.