News audiences are almost spoiled for choice when it comes to podcasts these days, with more and more starting up and launching new seasons all the time.
Looking to join the bandwagon? Here are some expert tips on how to launch your new podcast brought to you by Alan Soon, co-founder, The Splice Newsroom.
He sought the advice from three different podcasters for picking the right tools for the job and establishing a workflow. Nikki Torres, host, Chief best Friends noted the different choices for recording your interviewees.
"For software and recording guests, you can use Zencastr (free for up 2 guests) or there’s also a Skype hack with Call Recorder (from Ecamm) that allows you to record calls and split the tracks. Audacity (free) to record and edit your podcast," she said.
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