Give Your Podcast Direction By Defining Your ‘Why’ Before You Get Started
Congratulations, you have decided to create a podcast. No doubt you are excited to get started, dive right in, but have you done any planning? Who is your target audience? What platform are you using? Why do you want to make a podcast, and what will it be about? So…
Read MoreOnline Tools for Basic Podcast Editing
Online Processing Tools for Basic Editing I wanted to make a quick post with the beginner podcaster in mind. These are simple tools you can use when you’re brand new to podcasting and are looking for a quick and easy way to edit and sweeten your audio. These tools are…
Read MoreThree Quick and Easy Ways to Promote Your Podcast on Social Media
Using Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn to Promote Your Podcast *Disclosure, some of the links below are affiliate links. Meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. You have to get creative when using social media to promote…
Read MoreThere’s a New King in Town – Riverside.fm
Isn’t Riverside a Podunk Town in Southern California? Yes, well…maybe. It’s also an awesome new website where you can record studio-quality podcasts and video interviews from within your chrome browser. It’s the new king in town for remote recording. Why you should pivot to Riverside.fm With Riverside.FM you can record…
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Remote Podcast Recording Via Zoom
We’re all socially isolating because of COVID-19. While we can’t see each other and hang out to record podcasts in person, podcasting doesn’t need to stop. In fact, several of the shows we work on at The Podcast Haven have seen an uptick in downloads during this time. While we’re…
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Acoustic Treatment For Your Podcast Studio
After you’ve done some practice runs and have recorded your voice or an interview or two, you’re going to want to listen to your recordings and hear how many reflections and slap backs you have in your track. Remember, we prevented these as much as possible just by using dynamic…
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Stuck At Home Thanks To The Coronavirus? – Load Up On Podcasts
Being that we’re all at the helm of the Coronavirus, overhyped or not, I got to thinking that while we’re all spending more time indoors we should be taking advantage of this time and go inward. A lot of people are joking that because of the coronavirus and being forced…
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PodSafe Music
Your podcast is going to need music. Perhaps for the intro, outro, to transition segments or for Ad reads. As shocking as it may seem, you can’t go to Apple Music, download a song by your favorite artist and use it for your podcast. Well, you could but your show…
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Microphone Selection – Use Dynamic Mic’s
How do you choose the right type of microphone to record your podcast? With hundreds of microphones to choose from, mic selection can be very confusing and intimidating. Size, shape and look all play a role in some people’s decision when choosing a mic. Sure aesthetics are nice, but when…
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How Long Should My Podcast Episodes Be?
How Long Should My Podcast Episodes Be? I get asked all the time what the ideal length for an episode is. The truth is, it really depends on your format, genre and publishing schedule. But…let’s try and keep it relatively short, ok? We don’t need another 2-hour Joe Rogan copycat.…
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