Permanent RCRD | How To Create Successful Content

Learn some great podcasting tips from veteran podcaster and host of the award-winning The Beerists podcast, John Rubio, on the first episode of Create Pod.

John, a fellow Austinite, shares everything about how he created his craft beer podcast and how he grew his audience over the years. He also shares his philosophy for creating compelling niche podcast content and tells us how he turned The Beerists into a popular, award-winning show. And finally, John walks us through his meticulous editing process and how he built his home podcast studio. This is a great behind-the-scenes look at creating a successful podcast you don't want to miss!

This episode was recorded at Permanent RCRD Studios in Austin, TX, a boutique podcast studio open to everyone.

What we used to produce this episode of Create Pod

Hardware

• 2 Shure SM7B microphones
• 2 Cloudlifter mic activators
• 1 Audio Technica ATR 2100 microphone
• 1 Behringer U-Phoria UMC404 HD audio interface
• 1 Mac Mini
• 1 Zoom H1 portable recorder (backup)

Software and Services

• Adobe Audition CC
• Auphonic Multitrack (desktop)
• Libsyn

What John uses to produce The Beerists

Hardware

• 4 Shure SM7b microphones
• 4 Cloudlifter mic activators
• 1 DBX 286 X mic preamp
• 1 Behringer mixer

Software and services

• Adobe Audition CC
• Auphonic.com
• Libsyn

The music heard in this episode is "Depressed" by The Lookers and The Inventors' "Land Water," used under Creative Commons.

Welcome to a short preview episode of Create Pod, a new podcast about the art of podcasting. 

The co-founders of Permanent RCRD Studios share the knowledge and experiences we’ve accumulated over the years as professional podcast producers. We also bring you candid stories, tips, and guidance from some of the most innovative podcasters and content creators on the internet.

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Music heard in this episode is "Depressed" by the Lookers, used and licensed under Creative Commons.