There are a number of different ways to produce a podcast. You can batch record. You can live stream your recording process. You can edit. You can not. You can record in a fancy studio or in your car.

What matters most is the content you’re creating and the community you’re building. Don’t sweat the small stuff. Just get started and then work on getting better.

Equipment

However, some things are fundamental in podcast production. You will absolutely need:

The rest is up to you. If you want to start with video (and why not?) you’ll also need a camera and lighting. 🛍️ Shop our Flow gear guide to see what we recommend and use in our studio spaces.

📣 Pro Tip: the camera in your phone is pretty powerful and a great starting point.

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How to Choose a Podcast Microphone

Looking to buy a microphone for your podcast? Here are three questions you should ask yourself before you buy.

HTSAVP_Freebie_Choosing-A-Mic.pdf

Videos

Below you’ll find helpful videos to guide you during the production stages of your podcast. You can always dive deeper by listening to the full episode of The Flow on each topic.

And you can reach out to us anytime with questions - [email protected]

Building Your Podcast Studio

If you’re serious about getting podcasting, you’re going to need a defined space to live stream or record your episodes. This doesn’t necessarily mean that you need to invest thousands of dollars into overhauling a room in your home. Rather, you should take some time to think about the spaces you have access to (including potentially renting spaces) and how to maximize that space for your need and budget.

https://youtu.be/zDVFrynX3EA

Choosing Your Podcast Gear

Unfortunately, there’s no “magic bullet” when it comes to choosing the gear (microphone, lighting, camera, etc) you need to create a successful podcast. It comes down to a mix of what you’re trying to accomplish, your space, and your budget.

https://youtu.be/i8hSY6Lb1KY

Dive Deeper 🔎

Want to get some ideas on what gear to add to your podcasting studio? Check out these recommendations from the one and only Doc Rock.