Podcasting

Video for fiction podcasts is inherently going to be a different ballgame than video for interview or chat podcasts, but there's a way to do it without ruining your show's immersion and intimacy.

As your podcast evolves, you may come to realize that your show’s branding no longer aligns with your current goals, values, or audience. At that point, you can either stay in your comfort zone or go all in to breathe new life into your podcast.

There are tons of ways to market your podcast for free, but money is a great way to kick things into gear. There are right and wrong ways to spend anywhere from $50 to $50,000. Here are some of those ways.

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.

We love showing off the creative folks in the SquadCast and Descript communities that have the art of recording and editing figured out with our integrated platforms.

Knowing how to communicate with your sound designer is extremely important, and not just because their time is your money. Here's how to make sure both of you bring your A-game to the project.