Podcasting Advice for Beginners & Shows Ready to Scale

When launching a remote B2B podcast, convenience is a powerful temptation. Almost every business professional already has Zoom installed, making it the default choice for some when recording interviews. You can record a high-caliber podcast using Zoom, just like you can drive a car without fastening your seatbelt or walk onto a construction site without a hardhat. Everything seems completely fine until you hit a variable you cannot control: a jumpy internet connection. Th

Silly photo or not, you can see how the centering of my face fits pefectly in here both horizontally and vertically. When recording a B2B podcast, most hosts primarily focus intensely on the audio chain: the microphone, the preamp, and the room acoustics. While high-quality sound is the baseline, the visual presentation often dictates the perceived authority of the brand. Video has become a dominant distribution engine with over 70% of podcast enjoyers tuning into YouTube fo

Despite me being from Wisconsin, there is only water in there... Even the most seasoned veterans in B2B podcasting occasionally find themselves a victim of technical nuances of being on camera. I recently found myself in the hot seat with our Q/A team after a recording session where I was, quite literally, a bit too thirsty for the job. The feedback was simple: I was drinking water every single time I stopped speaking. While staying hydrated is essential for “thirsty work,”