Someone extremely famous popped-up with a new podcast just like the one you were preparing to launch? So what? Create and launch yours anyway.

Podcasters have a fear of not owning enough quality tech to produce a good podcast. Don’t let the fear of producing a bad podcast get in the way of trying to deliver a message to the world.

Podcasting is becoming more of a cut-throat business as the medium matures. But you can still work it like a geek focused hobbyist.

Learning doesn’t come from success. learning comes from failures and finding solutions to overcome those failures. Success is the validation of a failure you have successfully overcome.

A podcast has a very distinct definition, which few people care to understand. If you want more listeners, but don’t want to target more techie types, don't be some stuck on training the world to understand what a podcast really is.

When I Was In High School, Radio Airplay Was Social Proof. And the band none of your friends listened to is akin to the indie podcast host who is a star in the making.

The better the gear you own doesn’t instantly translate to being a better podcaster. But these tools can help a proficient podcaster be better.

None of your ideas are original. So, give props to the fact that you are trying our new things you've observed working from others. Even generic credit shows good spirit.

It is not difficult to publish a lot of podcast episodes. It is really hard to keep the same people listening to your podcast over an extended period of time.

If your set up allows you to monitor your recordings in real time, take advantage of it. And get over whatever ick factor you have with wearing your headphones.