How to make any room sound good for a podcast
Echo, background noise and mic placement make or break podcast audio. Simple, low-cost ways to make an office or spare room sound good.
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Behind the scenes of the podcasts we record and produce, and practical advice for planning your own.
Echo, background noise and mic placement make or break podcast audio. Simple, low-cost ways to make an office or spare room sound good.
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Two-time Olympian John Collins on finding rowing late, the Team GB pathway and the funding realities athletes face. Watch the highlights.
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The pros, costs and practical differences of video and audio-only podcasts, and how to decide what's right for your business.
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Recording, editing, video and clips: what a podcast really costs, and how recording locally compares with a London studio.
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A B2B podcast shouldn't be judged on downloads. How to plan guests, content and distribution so every episode builds pipeline, not just plays.
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Every long-form episode hides moments that could reach people who will never press play on an hour of video. How to find them, cut them and caption them.
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A good business podcast isn't about producing more content. It's about producing something worth paying attention to.
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Our new show for founders, marketers and business owners who are thinking about podcasting, or already doing it and not getting the results they hoped for. Recorded in the studio and out on location, so every episode is a showreel.
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Riverside is the better tool for recording, and Descript is the better tool for editing. How they compare, where each falls short, and how to decide.
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Recording a special episode of Jiu Jitsu Fieldnotes with Paul Busby at the academy, and what location recording teaches you about rooms, sound checks and leaving space for the conversation.
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