Cool idea. Consider using Anchor.fm so people can listen to the episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc. Anchor lets you upload the episode and publishes it for you everywhere. For editing, I’ve heard people like Descript. For people you might be interested in, Charlie Bleecker might be fun (https://www.charliebleecker.com/). Excited for more episodes!
Anchor.fm is really easy to use and lets you distribute the podcast to multiple platforms. Listening through substack was a bit cumbersome. You can also check podcast.adobe.com (free) and it will enhance the audio significantly to the point that the mic you use almost doesn't matter.
I really loved this podcast. I just had 12 glorious days in Stockholm and this man's take on things makes me want to go back and meet all the Stockholm men. And then write about them, of course!
Would love to get a transcript of this :)
Cool idea. Consider using Anchor.fm so people can listen to the episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc. Anchor lets you upload the episode and publishes it for you everywhere. For editing, I’ve heard people like Descript. For people you might be interested in, Charlie Bleecker might be fun (https://www.charliebleecker.com/). Excited for more episodes!
Yes, would love if this could show up in my usual podcast app...
Great interview and interesting insights!
Anchor.fm is really easy to use and lets you distribute the podcast to multiple platforms. Listening through substack was a bit cumbersome. You can also check podcast.adobe.com (free) and it will enhance the audio significantly to the point that the mic you use almost doesn't matter.
Looking forward to more episodes
"I see the chaos, and I love the chaos you bring"
This YouTuber’s set-up is exceptional. The components are listed in the Comments section.
Which one do you mean?
I really loved this podcast. I just had 12 glorious days in Stockholm and this man's take on things makes me want to go back and meet all the Stockholm men. And then write about them, of course!
https://youtu.be/YQ5KpAvp_YU
Here’s the link . . .