PodLottery is program designed for podcasters to review other podcasts in a lottery style distrobution. Here’s my honest review after 2 weeks.

Turns out there’s a lot more to podcasting than just talking into a microphone. Here’s your comprehensive list to all the podcasting terms you should know!

Did you know you can literally plug a microphone into your computer and start recording your podcast? Yes! It’s true. One of the easiest ways to start a podcast is to get a USB compatible microphone.

Podcasting can be as simple or as complex as you make it. In this episode we’re talking about how much it costs to start a podcast depending on your needs as a podcaster.

One of the best compliments you can get as a podcaster is that your audio sounds amazing.  Let me tell you, I’ve never had more compliments on my recording than with this equipment. This is the exact equipment I use in my studio and recommend to anyone that is looking to upgrade their equipment or wants to have a professional podcast studio.

I’m going to start this blog by saying I have A LOT of opinions about podcast microphones. I’ve been a professional podcast producer since 2021, I’ve produced hundreds of podcasts and I want you to have a kick butt podcast.

All that being said, this is my holy grail starter podcast microphone. It’s a dynamic XLR microphone that’s amazing for a solo podcaster start out and building their podcast. Plus, unlike microphones made strictly with USB/USB-C imports this microphone can grow this your show.

This is my comprehensive guide for the beginner podcaster to create a podcast that will have you sounding like a professional even if you still haven’t figured out all the details yet.

This is the exact equipment I used to launch my first 3 podcasts and I can confidently tell you, my new studio with $10,000 worth of equipment really isn’t that different.