The other physics of podcasting
In addition to waveforms and sound, we have this physics of podcasting – get moving, keep moving and remember all things swerve to rot.
Taking the Goldilocks approach to podcast editing
You can take the Goldilocks approach to podcast editing and make your work stand out by not standing out. Just right! We all remember the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears – here is …
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Finding your balance when podcasting
We all want to find the right balance – in so many ways. Balance is a multi-purpose word. Often referring to pan – the distribution of audio between right and left channels in a stereo …
Does your audio need fixing?
Training your ears is both possible for you to do and easy to get started. Then we can notice name and fix audio problems.
What are you not doing?
We want to do it all and do it for everyone! But we can’t. Yes to this means no to that. Find the message that lands with the people who care.
Do you really need to find your voice?
How do you find your voice if you haven’t lost it? The practical path is more using than finding. Learn, develop, grow and work on taking forward steps, even if they feel small. And again. And again.
Who podcasters should listen to
Podcasters should know which voices to listen to – which includes their own. Find some reference episodes and places you can find useful info.
Shortcuts to make your podcasting easier
Our busyness fosters an appetite for timesaving, whether through tools or technique. But the promise nearly always exceeds experience. There are often better and sometimes quicker ways of doing something, but we gain most when we are doing the right work.
Deciding what to do and how – in advance
How are you getting on making decisions since the last newsletter?
Sometimes it is easy, and sometimes hard work. Identifying boundaries keeps you on track.
How many decisions can you make in a day?
If you’re anything like me, the speed and clarity of your decisions reduce as the day progresses. It feels like I have only a daily quota and need to spend them wisely. But what if …