Remote podcast interviews are a great way to keep recording episodes when you and your guest can’t connect in person. We usually suggest Zoom.us for these types of recordings, and we’ve even got some tips for setting up a Zoom podcast interview, recording it, and making sure it sounds great.

But whether you’re connecting by Zoom, Skype, or some other means - there are a few basic things you and your guests can do to ensure the final product sounds great. If you’re the interviewer or podcast host, you’ll nail these tips in no time, but remember to share the following with every guest before you connect:

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Sometimes you can’t come in to the studio - so here are our tips for recording your podcast via Zoom.us. We like Zoom’s teleconferencing app because:

• The free account is all you need for one-on-one remote podcast recording (calls with more than three people have a 40-minute limit without a paid account).

• Many people are already familiar with the software, and might already have the app.

• Zoom allows for multi-track recording, which is essential for keeping sound quality at its best.

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Use lavalier mics and a tiny portable recorder to get the best portable podcasting setup for two people under $200

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We made a gift guide just for podcasters!

Whether you’re an aspiring podcaster, a podcasting pro, or just have a special podcat in your life, you’ll find plenty of gift and wish list worthy options in our 2018 Podcaster Gift Guide.

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Is automated transcription any good? We ran the same audio through some of the most popular options to judge if any come close to good ol' human transcribers.

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Here are just a few reasons your small business or organization should start a podcast.

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