My guest today is John Dalton. John is an artist who brings the passion and process of creating art to his audience. He hosts a podcast called John Dalton Gently Does It, a long format show, which means it is longer than the average 20-30 minutes. John’s show is interview based and boasts a very loyal following.

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On today’s episode, we discuss what it is like to explore a visual medium with an audio one. We also stress the importance of knowing your audience and how to connect with them. Interacting with your audience is a very delicate balance and John has seemed to find the right method that works for him. Having trouble finding your audience? Give today’s episode a listen!

Today’s highlights:

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Resources:

John Dalton’s website

John Dalton Gently Does It

John’s Podcasting Gear:

Microphone(s): Samson Q2U USB

Headphones: Ear buds that came with my wife’s new phone a year ago.

Recording hardware: MacBook Pro 2012 running OS 10.11.6

Recording software: Garageband version 6

Soundflower – https://soundflower.en.softonic.com/mac

Linen – https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/11333/linein

Skype

Editing software: Garageband version 10.2 or Reaper

File storage: Dropbox

Any other equipment

setup used: I alway print out my questions on paper and have them in front of the mic when I am recording.

I alway write out what I am going to say like announcements, introductions etc