Powerful Podcasting Stories

Regina Noriega is from Everyday Sheroe with Gina Noriega, a Houston based, educational technology company, that offers online training and personalized coaching, and networking opportunities. Basically, they help empower the Web2 audience to transition into Web3 careers and roles.

It is good to know what listeners prefer in general as formats, lengths, topics… but it is more important to understand your own audience’s preferences.

Listen to this episode to know one opinion on podcasting preferences.

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Jordan Lam is a college student. He dresses up as a Banana for fun and  likes to do everything just for the sole purpose of having fun, for his own amusement. He has a podcast called Banana Mode. It's basically his personal journal throughout life, as he treats it as a time capsule. He talks to guests who teach him so many things and then he makes them have fun… Or even if they don't, Jordan surely is! 

Jordan would definitely try asynchronous interviews because he can record at his convenience.

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Matt Gilhooly, from Orlando Florida, is a podcast host, a graduate student at the University of Florida, and a teacher at a local university in the business programs. He has a podcast called The Life Shift Podcast, and has candid conversations with people about the pivotal moments that changed lives forever trying to find a way to build communities. 

His show is an interview-style podcast. However, after the second episode, he got rid of the interview questions that he originally created since he wasn't paying enough attention to what the guest was saying. He was simply just waiting for my opportunity to ask the next question. So now as he goes through the episodes with his guests, he is actively listening to what they have to say and trying to respond in a respectful and honest way.

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Louise Beattie helps women who are 40+ bridge the gap between doing the work they love and creating an independent income. She lives on the East Coast of Scotland with her two dogs and husband. She has a new podcast show that’s called Flourish Talk: Women Thriving in Business and Life. She has just recorded her first interviews and they'll be launching soon.

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Josiah Higginson, from Arizona, is known for Two Idiots and a Dog Podcast, that he has created with his roommate, and his dog obviously. 

Podcasting for him is a hobby. It is something that he would like to eventually be making money out of it. But at the same time, if it's really successful enough then it kind of pays for itself. Currently as far as hosting costs and such, Josiah and his roommate make enough money off of Patreon to not be going further into debt for this project.

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Markly Morrison lives in Olympia, Washington, and he’s a radio host. He is also the producer and the host of his own show Low Profile with Markly Morrison.

The most challenging episode for him was when one of his guests recorded remotely. The goal there was that the listener would hear the guest and the host’s voices like they were in the same room. The problem with that was that Markly didn't realize the guest had him on speaker phone. So with me Markly the US and the guest in the Uk talking over the telephone, there was quite a bit of delay. Listen to the rest of his story, spoiler alert: nobody noticed, so that's a win.

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Thomas Viveiros, from a small village near Boston, is a podcast editor and music producer. In this episode, Thomas talks about his background and journey as an editor, his most challenging episode to edit, the softwares and techniques he uses, and all other recommendations and tips that are beneficial for you!

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Teera Lucksanapiruk, from Thailand, has been a sound engineer for over 14 years now, editing several shows. He loves to make music and edit podcasts because it allows him to hear stories from different people from different walks of life.

Teera’s biggest advice for audio quality is to record in a loss-less format like wav.

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Simeon Harris, 16 years old from California, USA, is an editor of 3 weekly podcast shows, and other monthly shows. He has been editing in Adobe Audition for the past 5 years. Talk about that young talent! 

If you are a speaker, host or guest, buy a pop filter. You will save your editor so much time and you won't be sacrificing your audio quality.

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Stephan Sanchez is an audio engineer from Texas. He practically immerses himself in audio almost every day whether it be a podcast he’s listening to or editing music, films and Tv shows. He’s always listening to something. 

For editing, Stephan uses a leveler, mouth de-click, the dialogue de-reverb, loudness control. And these are just, like basic cleaning modules that I use in the shows that I edit, and I'm sure most people use if they're serious about editing.

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