External audio recorders provide many benefits and greater reliability over recording into PCs. Although recording directly into a computer can often be fine for podcasting, here are five reasons you may want to podcast with an external recorder.

Get podcasting answers on how to turn off selection snapping in Audacity, whether podcasting less than weekly hurts, how to end a limited-episode podcast and not be removed from iTunes, and how to reduce MP3 file sizes.

Bloggers and podcasters are panicking that Google could be shutting down FeedBurner. I don't believe that will happen, but these steps will explain how you can move anyway.

You may want to change your feed so it uses your domain, but still filters through FeedBurner. Or you may want to completely abandon FeedBurner. The following information will help you in either case.

Follow these 7 steps to fix your podcast when you make big or little mistakes—even if you already published the episode!

Learn how to simplify repetitive tasks editing audio by making custom Chains in Audacity.

Monetize your blog or podcast easily with an Audible affiliate and earn $15 per FREE trial you refer!

When your podcast has goals, you have the right focus, you know where you want to be, and take steps to get there, nothing will stop your vision!

Learn when you should or shouldn't have a Twitter account for your blogging or podcasting brand.

Gmail is a fantastic email client, and I highly recommend it for podcasters. I'll show you how to use Gmail without giving a gmail.com address.

Recording into Audacity can be fun and easy. But organizing the projects, especially if you have many episodes, can seem overwhelming. Here are several to help you keep things organized.