The Podcasters' Studio
Learn how to podcast. Get started podcasting or improve the show you already have.
You'll learn how to record, publish, promote and grow your podcast.
- Update frequency
- every 26 days
- Average duration
- 50 minutes
- Episodes
- 100
- Years Active
- 2009 - 2019
TPS084: USB Power and When Do You Need a Mix-Minus?
You’ve decided you want to record Skype interviews or a remote co-host and you’ve heard about using a mix-minus setup. How do you know if this applies to your podcast? On this episode I talk about ho…
01:05:51 |
Thu 19 Jun 2014
TPS083: Setting Up a Mix-Minus and Hosting Pitfalls
If you want to record Skype using a mixer you’re going to need how to setup a mix-minus. The video below will show you how to go about setting that up and the linked post below will describe the enti…
01:00:08 |
Thu 10 Apr 2014
TPS082: Zoom H6 and Crowdfunding for Podcasters
There are many ways to record your podcast. One of my favorites is directly to a digital audio recorder. The Zoom H6 is the newest in a long line of audio recorders but this one stands out amongst th…
01:01:53 |
Sat 15 Mar 2014
TPS 081: Reaching Your True Audience and Growing Your Podcast
I’m back in The Studio after spending a week in Las Vegas attending and speaking at New Media Expo 2014 (NMX). It was, as you could probably guess, a great time. If you’re a podcaster who enjoys meet…
01:14:43 |
Wed 22 Jan 2014
TPS 080: Replacing Podcasts After They’re Published
Are you waiting to publish your podcast until you’ve gotten everything just right? Stop. Just publish. You’re ready. I’ve seen more than one podcast delayed by perfection. The first thing to understa…
Wed 01 Jan 2014
TPS 079: An Alternative to Skype
Ever have an issue with Skype? Choppy connection, hiss in your audio, disconnected from your interviewee or co-host? These are just a few of the issues some podcasters are experiencing when using Sky…
00:33:39 |
Mon 09 Dec 2013
TPS 078: Moving Your RSS Feed and Formatting Descriptions
What if you need to move your podcast RSS feed? I tell you how I accomplished this with one of the feeds we have at my work via a special RSS tag (see the links section below for the code). Also disc…
00:52:49 |
Tue 29 Oct 2013
TPS 077: RSS Feeds and FeedBurner
Have you run into the 512kb limit imposed on your feed via FeedBurner? This episode will give you some solutions about how to fix it or what to be on the lookout for so your feed doesn’t go down. If …
00:56:15 |
Sun 29 Sep 2013
TPS 076: Random Thoughts on Recording Audio
I try a new way of recording my podcast (mic to Fethead to H4n, no mixer) and have a totally off-the-cuff episode filled with other thoughts about recording audio. In other words… I go off “script.” …
00:59:30 |
Sun 04 Aug 2013
TPS 075: Podcasting Hurdles – Getting Past Common Barries to Starting a Podcast
What were the largest hurdles you had to overcome when starting a podcast? Starting anything can be tough. The first sentence of a school paper, an about page on your blog, show notes for your podcas…
00:52:24 |
Fri 05 Jul 2013
TPS 074: iTunes Feed Specs and HOA for Podcasters
Hangouts On-Air (HOA) have been a great experiment for my newest podcast, Podcasters’ Roundtable. I’ve tried several different live-streaming options and HOA’s have been remarkably effective in getti…
00:53:35 |
Sat 08 Jun 2013
TPS 073: Securing Your WordPress Website with Dustin Hartzler
Protect your WordPress website from malicious hackers, spam and other bots attempting to invade your site by taking some simple steps for non-coders. Plugins are a great way to enhance the security o…
01:06:04 |
Mon 20 May 2013
TPS 072 – FetHead In-line Microphone Preamp
Do you have a microphone, mixer or recorder that requires you to turn up the gain settings really loud in order to get a good signal? The FetHead might just be your answer to bringing those gain leve…
00:53:54 |
Fri 19 Apr 2013
TPS 071 – USB Dynamic Podcasting Microphones with Matt McGlynn
Microphones! Matt McGlynn from Recording Hacks joins me “in Studio” to talk all about microphones (a passion and hobby of his) and specifically those mics that work best for most podcasters. Matt’s s…
01:19:56 |
Sat 30 Mar 2013
TPS 070 – Show intros, Zoom H4n and the Top Podcast Directories
I recently spoke on the topic of podcasting at Social Media Week D.C. (#SMWDC) and it presented some great opportunities to use gear that I don’t always use and speak to people face to face instead o…
00:57:18 |
Wed 27 Feb 2013
TPS 069 – WordPress for Podcasting with Dustin Hartzler from Your Website Engineer
Your website is your podcast’s central hub, its home on the web. It’s where you have an entire archive of all your episodes, links you mentioned in any given show, buttons to follow, share and contin…
01:29:34 |
Mon 28 Jan 2013
TPS Ep. 068 – Shoot Video Like a Pro and My Audio Podcast Workflow
Take a behind the scenes listen to the audio workflow that I use to produce an episode of The Podcasters’ Studio. Want to learn how to shoot better video for your podcast, YouTube channel or just you…
01:05:51 |
Mon 07 Jan 2013
TPS Ep. 067 – Using Affiliates with Your Podcast to Make Money
Want an easy way to start making money with your podcast? Start using affilate links in your content. It may sound too simple to be effective but signing up for an affiliate program and placing links…
01:25:31 |
Sun 16 Dec 2012
TPS Ep. 066 – The Status of Podcasts on the Zune Marketplace with Rob Greenlee
The goal of this episode was simple. Find out what happened to Zune.net and podcasts on the Zune Marketplace. To achieve this goal I went straight to the source. I talk to Rob Greenlee the Project Ma…
01:20:40 |
Wed 28 Nov 2012
TPS Ep. 065 – Pro Mics into an H4n, Reducing Hiss, Hardware Processing, and Media Hosting
First order of business is Zune. It appears that links to my podcast and everyone else for that matter, are broken. That’s because Zune.net is gone. This means that when you click your old link to Zu…
00:55:17 |
Mon 05 Nov 2012
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