Touring musician, composer, and producer Jess Grommet explains how the right podcast music can drive your podcast’s narrative. When he isn’t hard at work in the studio or riffing onstage, Nashville-based musician Jess Grommet lends his talents to another gig: composing music for podcasts. After years of composing podcast music,
Podcast producer and host David Condos breaks down how he approaches podcast interviews with both guests and listeners in mind. In the best podcast interviews, hosts and guests connect with ease. The conversation flows. Each interaction seems effortless. But, in reality, a lot of hard work goes into making meaningful
YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world, and publishing podcast episodes there gives your show new opportunities for discovery and growth. A recent survey found that 18% of podcast listeners stream their shows on YouTube, making it the third most popular podcast platform behind Spotify and Apple
Robb Wenner of Auralex Acoustics discusses why sound quality matters and explains how podcasters can tackle acoustical treatment in their recording space You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who understands the importance of sound quality more than Auralex Acoustics Marketing Manager Robb Wenner. His life has been occupied with audio,
Remote podcast recordings are here to stay. With a few simple steps, you can make your audio sound its best, even from afar. Remote podcast interviews have increased in popularity and necessity during the pandemic. Working from home, many podcasters have adapted to the pros and cons of conducting interviews