Adam Gray, a computer scientist and English teacher, is one of the hosts and editors of their own show called “Middle Aged Gaming” podcast. He has been audio editing the episodes, and most recently video editing too!

Adam edits his podcasts on Audacity after recording online live using Zencastr. Listen to his editing process, challenges, tips and tricks!

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Born and raised in Italy from Bengali parents, Urmi Hossain is currently working in Canada in the financial services industry. It is her plan to start her own podcast after appearing on several shows as a guest. She is such a huge fan of podcasts that she even calls the inventor a genius! 

Check what Urmi likes and why! Those are questions you can answer yourself too.

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Steve Stonebraker is a staff security engineer and he has 2 podcasts: the first one is “Ephemeral Security”, in which he interviews professionals and the second is called “AOL Underground” where he interviews hackers and staff of America Online (AOL), covering the 90’s/Early 2000’s. 

Editing was taking over 8 - 10 hours from when he started, and now it takes about 4 - 5 hours. However, Steve thought he could still be faster, so he decided to hire an audio editor.  Listen to this episode to learn more about this decision.

Other tips that made him produce episodes faster are:

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Tarek Hossain is a talent, small business and startup consultant. He has a youtube channel called “The S Factor”, with over 2k subscribers. In his video podcasts, he interviews business owners and experts. However, he ended up doing those interviews by mistake where he started uploading videos online about interview coaching and got monetized! From there, he wanted to continue by doing something different…  

From doing coaching videos alone, to interviewing successful business owners, Tarek found satisfaction from learning from his guests’ stories and sharing them with his audience. He knows his audience and their needs, and that’s important! 

He does all the pre-production by himself, he usually picks the guests, does some research and schedules a pre-interview call on zoom. Check out all his content planning and question writing to see how he does it before he edits and publishes. 

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So many podcasts were created because of the pandemic, but this one almost faded away because of it. You want to know why? Well, let’s say that Ed Cunard is the host of the podcast that takes karaoke exactly as seriously as it should be taken “The Greatest Song Ever Sung Poorly”. Who says pandemic says lockdown, who says lockdown says no karaoke… 

After a year and a half of production, Ed managed to bring back his podcast to life using a trick. As a result, he says “now doing the show is almost muscle memory at this point and it doesn’t involve stress or pressure as it used to”.

From an obligation to joy, all thanks to his systematised process!

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Arthur Howell, a 24 year old indie podcaster, living in Seattle, Washington (USA) is up for the challenge of doing podcasts all by himself. He has released over 68 episodes so far, and no one can stop him!

During his production, SPOILER ALERT, his computer died… He had to reschedule and record some episodes.

Listen to Arthur’s story getting through those episodes in a consistent style.

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A lot of new podcasters are struggling to fit in this fast-evolving community. What’s better than being in a group full of podcasters from all levels to help you grow and to answer your questions? Our guest finds her way of getting included through social media groups.

Jade Domo is a young Philippines podcaster and business student trying to fit in this huge podcasting community on Facebook. She tells us briefly why her presence in those groups helps her grow her own community. 

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“How do I have an American or British accent?”
This question led Kimberley Law, English teacher, to start a podcast called “Accented - Learn English Through Conversations”, that showed the world that there is no ONE accent.

Kimberley launched her show in 2020, and has since over 80,000 downloads in 150 countries (3,000 - 5,000 downloads a month). But it wasn’t that colorful in the beginning. Stick around to know how she managed to get those respectful numbers!

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We’ve all known long and endless hours on the road, right? Nick Thomson had to move around a lot for his old job as a sales person. He always thought that at that time, there weren’t podcasts about travel that he enjoyed. So he decided with his wife, who of course has an audio background, to start a travel podcast themselves called “What The Pho: Travel Podcast ''. He was creator, producer and editor of this show, and now that he doesn’t travel that much anymore, he edits and produces podcasts for clients. Yep, that’s right, he turned his podcasting hobby into a job!

A good episode is when the listener forgets the editor was there.

PS: He’s a huge fan of Adobe Auditions and documentary style podcasts!

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After 2 years in confinement, Rachel, a retired midwife and a mom of 3, decided with a bunch of friends to have a little support chat group for everyone having difficulties getting out of lockdown. This space quickly developed into a podcast, “Chatting Bear”, talking directly or indirectly about mental health in a very natural and healing way! 

Mental health is no stranger to her with her midwife background, but she manages to make her conversations “non-medical”. Listen to the episode to know more about her pre-production process, which includes last minute planning and spontaneity!

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