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Great podcast, Pat. I will not be doing podcasts any time soon but I have started making YouTube videos so, despite being an MS girl, I found the Garage Band tutorial helpful.
ReplyHey Deb! You were randomly chosen based on your early comment to win an SPI pin! Please email pat@smartpassiveincome.com and we’ll hook you up 🙂
ReplyI have no desire to start a podcast but it’s good to know there are awesome resources out there to help get started. If anyone asks if I know how to start a podcast, I know where to direct them.
ReplyIm not a millionair and have no deisre to be, but if someone wants to becoma a millionaire i know where to direct them
ReplyThe cheat sheet link is where again? Is it the very last link?
ReplyHere it is Michelle! Sorry about that! Here you go: https://patflynn.lpages.co/the-podcast-cheat-sheet/
ReplyHere it is Michelle! Sorry about that! Here you go: https://patflynn.lpages.co/the-podcast-cheat-sheet/
ReplyThanks for watching the updated podcasting tutorial! Here’s a link to the cheat sheet mentioned in this video with the checklist and some helpful tips as you start: https://patflynn.lpages.co/the-podcast-cheat-sheet/
ReplyIn addition to the podcast materials… where did you get the shirt? Lol
ReplyMy 10 year old son who has just started listening to wrestling podcasts 5 days ago came to me today with his ideas for a wrestling podcast he wants us to do together aimed more towards kids than adults. I was very impressed with his whole presentation but totally daunted on how to do this. Thankfully some podcasts I listen to said on Twitter they had listened to your youtube videos before they started their shows. After just 1 video this seems far more doable and I will download the cheat sheet too. I appreciate you doing these videos. I think this will be a great experience for both my son and I.
Replycome tell us once you create it…Your son had a great idea… my kids would listen to it !! Awesome son and father opportunity to grow a business together
ReplyI really like kids who have the initiative to do things and creative ideas. Can’t wait to hear the progress of the podcast.
ReplyHi 👋🏾Pat!!! Can you make a vid for multiple mic users in a podcast show. Would I need extra equipment? Btw you are doing a great job! I also listen to your SPI podcast! I appreciate you! 😝
ReplyHi Lynelle, there’s any new piece of gear called the RodeCaster Pro by Rode that would be a perfect fit for you. I to want setup to have multiple mics for several guest. This item is great for podcasters and is relatively inexpensive, about $600.00. But it will be well worth the money. I currently have one on back order. Hope this helps!!
ReplyIs possible on a Mac very easily without any extra equipment (probably on a pc too but I’m not familiar)-you just plug in two usb mics and make an aggregate audio device in preferences. I won’t explain it all here because there are peeps out there doing so in a much clearer fashion. Search YouTube or the web and there are plenty of great tutorials. It is surprisingly easy
Reply“How to Start a Podcast (2019 Tutorial)”
Video Published Feb 2018 🤔
I’m new to podcasting. thank you so much for this video after watching this video I have a better understanding of what I need to get and do without feeling overwhelmed with so much equipment looking forward to more videos from you
Replyit’s a tutorial you can use in 2019, just updated so people who are looking for “current” tutorials can find this one since “2019” is probably the keyword people look for. It all works the same, it’s not misleading.
ReplyI don’t like being infront of a camera, so i was encouraged to do a podcast instead.
I’m more effective in teaching face-to-face, but I’m here because I’m willing to learn.
One my biggest flaws, I’M CHEAP, looking at the cost is pretty daunting for me too.
I need all the help I can get.
Thanks so much for the info! One of many videos I used to start my own podcast!
CHECK OUT OUR PODCAST!!! EPISODE #2 COMING SOON!!!
Reply*shows equipment to use* me: uses $35 headphones from walmart also me: ‘That’s Good enough!’
ReplyColin Redmann I’ve seen a 6 person podcast before and it was neat was just a big group chill session .
ReplyYou would probably need a mixer so you could have multiple inputs
ReplyHey Pat, just wanted to let you know I listen to your podcast every time you upload anything new and I like it a lot, I am interested in starting a podcast and just listened to the state of podcasting 2019 just today, glad to hear about Spotify, I am super glad I found you here, you were the first suggestion as well which is great, keep up the good work I really enjoy the show.
ReplyThis is a very helpful guide and I appreciate your time and effort you put into your videos. Thank you!
ReplyEquipment: Headphones, Audio Card, Microphone, and stuff.
Me: Phone and FLStudio
Yeah that’s about right
ReplyThanks for the tips I’ve been thinking about starting my podcast for patreon but so far my vlogging for youtube is getting a head start as well, cant wait to start. Gotta start somewhere, sometime. Thanks again 😊
ReplyMan, you’re awesome. Thanks so much for this awesome video.
ReplyAny real advantage to using Garage Band over Audacity? It certainly is prettier.
ReplyI love this post but just a tip… you should really write longer articles. I was sad this post ended, and I think your writing style would keep people really interested in what you had to say about all of this
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