This episode features Jaclyn Schiff, CEO of PodReacher and an expert show notes writer.

She teaches us the difference between show notes and episode description, what you should include in each, and how to know what’s right for your show.

Click here to read the show notes for this episode.

Kane goes through the process of recording a podcast episode online with a remote guest, Jaclyn Schiff from Podreacher.

Never struggle with crappy Zoom recordings again by following the step by step guide.

Download your own remote recording checklist, and find out more about Jaclyn, in the show notes for this episode.

This episode is all about WHERE you record your podcast, how it affects the sound of your recording, and why it matters to listeners.

Kane records audio tests from 7 different locations so you can clearly hear the difference each environment makes to the recording.

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This episode - much resembling an old man shaking his fist at the sun - Kane rants about audio quality, and why it's so important to your podcast.

'Content is King' I hear you say? Not if no one can hear that content because of your crappy audio!

He outlines the 3 'minimum requirements' to creating a podcast that 'people will want to listen to.'

We also hear from other famous and esteemed audio experts:

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This podcast was produced by Precision Podcasting.

Are you trying to decide which audio editing software to use for podcasting? Confused at all the options out there?

Fear not! This episode features 8 editing experts talking about the 8 most popular digital audio workstations (DAW's) - what they cost, advantages and disadvantages, top tips, and more!

We cover:

• 03:15 - Audacity
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• 10:41 - Garageband
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• 15:31 - Adobe Audition
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• 23:48 - Logic Pro
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• 28:25 - Pro Tools
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• 32:15 - Reaper
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• 39:35 - Hindenburg
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• 49:40 - Ableton

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In this episode Kane drinks some wine, then talks about all the equipment you need to create a quality podcast.

He talks about computers, software, USB mics, XLR mics, interfaces, headphones, headphones amps, pop filters, stands, portable recorders - and even discusses your options for recording on a smartphone or tablet.

It's is packed full of useful info!

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This episode we're talking about some of the different styles of podcasts.

Choosing your style in the early stages of creation will help you make a coherent, captivating show.

We discuss solo, interview, multi host, panel, ensemble and narrative style shows!

Kane bribes his wife Ruth into co-hosting this episode with the promise of cookies, without ever having the intention of making cookies...and she'll never know because she'll never read this!

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Find more of Ruth at Piano Picnic.

Kane talks to three digital marketing experts from Australia.

We discuss target audience, niche, avatars, where to find them, how to connect with them, and whether or not to target them with specialised content.

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This is the first episode of The Podcasters Club!

Featuring info on your host, a short chat about your purpose, and an exiting mini-rant on audio quality.

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Welcome to The Podcasters Club, a podcast for podcasters. 

Expect deep dives on podcast related topics, interviews with top podcasters, podcast editors and podcast producers.

We’ll discuss technical elements like the gear you need, how to record, music, editing, mastering, and publishing, but also other aspects of making a successful podcast, like audience retention, messaging, articulation and promotion. Basically, everything you need to know about creating a compelling podcast that people will want to listen to.

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