Podcast Q&A by plasticAudio

Clubhouse is a great resource for podcasters. What has your experience been?

There are lots of ups and downs in business. That’s why recognizing what really matters in a relationship is so important.

Sticking to production schedules is always the hardest part of podcasting. Being honest with yourself is a great first step.

New project for building my mastering skills, trying to “restore” a hundred year old wax recording. It’s absolutely a suicide mission, but I’m going to learn A LOT.

You can never be to ready for a session. I’m entering a competition on June 13th and I’m already preparing for it now! Want a free podcasting course in June? Sign up for KCRW’s Radio Race and learn storytelling, editing, and how to record.

Now that we know what mastering for podcasting is, this episode we dive into the specifics of what ozone 9 offers and how that benefits your podcast mixes.

For years I’ve asked for a definition of podcast mastering and no one has been able to give me a good answer. So I’m taking my own advice and finding the answer myself. I just purchased Izotope’s Ozone 9 Advanced mastering software and I’ll be updating daily about learning that software on this podcast.

In this episode I go over the easiest way to get quality answers to your podcasting questions. Hint: Don’t think of me as a search engine.

A continuation from episode 002. After you’ve made a plan, you have to execute that plan.

In this episode I cover the advice I give to people who contact me asking “How do I start a podcast?”.

Episode 1 explains my #OneEpisodeChallenge that coincides with the release of my 4 part podcasting basics videos that will be released January 14th 2019 at 12 noon. This is for individuals and businesses that want to build their audience by launching a podcast. Follow me on Instagram Twitter and YouTube @plasticAudio for more information and updates.