Save time and brain cells by offering guests (and/or clients) the ability to schedule a time that works for both you and them.
Learn by seeing how various scheduling apps work – and why you need to get one!

iZotope RX is considered a must-have in almost every Podcast Editor’s toolbox. David Sais shows you how to get the most out of RX in under 25 minutes

Want to reach a new audience with a podcast? Get Google to do the work for you.

Learn about the basics of SEO (Search Engine Optimization), both on your website and off.

Learn how to edit audio with Audacity. Professional Editor and copywriter Virginia Elder will show how to deal with mic bleed, make clean edits, and more.

Hindenburg is a very popular editing program for those who want the ability to move clips around or bring pieces of audio into a project.
It’s also a great DAW overall.
Bryan Entzminger has been producing podcasts with Hindenburg for many years – and even teaches others through his course.

This video will demonstrate some of the basics to lure you into the world of Hindy!

Compression and Normalization are MANDATORY for creating professional grade audio.
Professional Podcast Engineer

Learn how to properly use Compression and Normalization to improve the sound of your podcast recordings.

Chris Curran demonstrates how to use various tools and how they work so you too can compress and normalize your audio.

Connecting with an audience on social media takes more than just a few square images with inspirational quotes. You’ll get better engagement with moving pictures.
Jeni Wren Stottrup demonstrates how to create videos for TikTok and IG Reels to promote your brand.

Chris Hill shows how to put together various setups when recording multiple people in the same room.

This is an excellent overview of the differences between using multiple mics with a mixer, interface, or digital recorder.

After watching, you should be able to set up remote studios and capture recordings for your clients almost anywhere!

Podcasting doesn’t really live on Social Media. However, your listeners do! How do you show up on a consistent basis without being on your phone all day? Katie Brinkley demonstrates how to use a social media scheduler to build consistency and community.

To make money as a *Virtual Studio Engineer (a title I came up with, but it’s catchy!), you can’t just log in and hit record for your clients.

Arielle Nissenblatt shares tips on how to use SquadCast to capture recording sessions for your clients.