A quick break, and a glimpse at what it's like to put together the show on a daily basis.

Use templates to keep your show notes consistent. Use a document and fill in the blanks, MadLib style, or use Podiant's drafts and templates to stay on top of your show notes game.

Setup your digital audio workstation (DAW) template before you embark on a busy project.

Hook up Dropbox to your podcast hosting service (or use Podiant's Dropbox integration) to automatically post audio updates directly from your mobile, without having to go through an upload interface.

The best camera is the one you have with you at the time. The same can often be said of podcasting, if the mood is right. So make sure you pack a device that can record good-quality audio from you and your subject.

Use the social network scheduling tool [buffer](https://buffer.com) to auto-post to your Facebook and Twitter timelines throughout the week.

Once you've recorded an episode with a guest, make sure to send them a thank-you email with resources and info on how to share the episode.

Help your guests know what to expect when they record with you, by setting up a welcome page.

Capture and display all of the links you want to discuss with your guest or co-host.