Time for a new episode of The Story Behind the Lemon, my podcast about podcasting and the fun of running a business in the world of podcasting. (New episodes drop, as the kids say, every Friday afternoon.) You can check…
Continuing my series on the what, why, who, when, and where of podcasting this is episode is all about the "where" of podcasting: Where should you host your podcast? And where should you tell people about your podcast?
Continuing my series on the what, why, who, when, and where of podcasting this is episode is all about the "when" of podcasting: When should start a podcast? When should you publish a podcast?
How to Use Farrago to play sounds back for a podcast recording.
Anyone can do a podcast. That's one of the beautiful things about podcasting. As long as you have a computer, phone, or tablet of modern enough vintage that it has a built in mic and can connect to the internet, you can have a podcast.
Time for a new episode of The Story Behind the Lemon, my podcast about podcasting and the fun of running a business in the world of podcasting.
Surprise! 🎉 I’ve got my own podcast (finally). It’s all about podcasting (surprise!) and the fun of running a business in the world of podcasting.
Farrago is an app from Rogue Amoeba, maker of fine audio products for macOS, that functions as a soundboard on your computer.
One neat thing that most modern podcast hosts have added to the analytics you have on your podcast is what devices or players people listen to your podcast on.
Change the volume and output device for individual apps. Adjust your Mac's audio device settings and levels instantly, from anywhere. Even apply built-in and third-party audio effects to any audio on your Mac
