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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a missionary? We interview missionaries and church planters from around the world. They share their stories of God’s faithfulness, how they got started, and why they continue in ministry. You will be inspired by their passion for Jesus and challenged to grow as a follower of Christ. Whether you feel called overseas or down the street, this show will challenge you to grow as a follower of Christ and inspire you to take action so that together we may ...
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Hello Humanista, This is Miko Santos before Podcasting and Blogging, I used to be a journalist for 20 years researching complicated issues of fact or science which most people would not have the time or access to information. This podcast is an insightful conversation with people at the top of their game and deconstructs them to find the tools, tactics, and tricks to help you achieve your dream goal.
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I spent about a month playing with and testing a different kind of microphone for review. It's called the SP15 binaural microphone by SonicPresence. The purpose of this mic is not to record yourself (typically), but rather to record what YOU are hearing. It records your surroundings in sometimes startlingly accurate surround sound type audio. The i…
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I spent a couple of weeks really testing out the RODE NT1 5th Generation Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone. There is a lot to love. But I have a few quibbles as well. Unlike previous versions of the well-known NT1, the 5th generation is a "hybrid" mic. That means it is BOTH/EITHER a standard XLR mic OR a USB mic! Pretty much every quibble I had …
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I put the RØDE NT-USB+ USB Microphone through its paces. After all was said and done, I have decided this is my new favorite USB mic. When I recommend a mic to folks who are on a budget (heck, even if you are NOT on a budget), this is the mic I'll recommend. It used to be the Blue Yeti. But that has now been dethroned :-). There are some audio samp…
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What is a Click Track? And what is it good for? I explain what it is and give several reasons for using one. I use Reaper, which makes it easy to use a click track and to toggle the metronome off and on. Reaper also has MIDI capability, so it's easy to just put a basic drum pattern on a track instead of using the official "click track." The result …
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Reaper has a noise reduction tool, as do all audio editing and recording programs (I'm assuming. I've never seen one without that tool). HOWEVER, the tool is not called Noise Reduction. Oddly that function is part of a tool/effect called ReaFir. The links I mention in the episode are: For the blog post: https://www.homebrewaudio.com/9603/reafir-mad…
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Last time I recorded my episode with no content editing. So while I did treat it for noise reduction, plosives, and avg volume, I did NOT edit it for content. That means that all of the umms, uhs, ahs, repeats, mistakes, long pauses, even burps in one case (:-P) were left in. This time I took 5 segments from last episode and played them first as th…
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International Podcast Day™ is September 30th and is an international celebration of the power of podcasts! The celebration is a great opportunity to connect with fellow podcasters, podcast listeners, podcast enthusiasts, and leaders in the podcasting industry. Help spread the word by telling your friends, sharing the celebration on your podcasts an…
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I wanted to talk a little bit about podcast editing. So I decided NOT to edit myself on this episode :-). I did do some noise reduction, plosive removal and finished volume stuff. But that isn't really the bulk of editing. What really takes the time when editing a podcast is cutting out all of the ummms, ahhhs, ya-knows, and long pauses. Also peopl…
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We live in exciting times. In recent years, there's been an emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and AI Voice technology. Once the realm of science fiction, this technology has become a reality for businesses and organizations around the world. In this episode, we will have Carl Robinson, co-founder CEO of Rumble Studio, and also the founder a…
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If you are an aspiring podcaster or just starting out, you may feel pressured to record your first episode and doubt whether it will be successful or not. There's that feeling of doubt when you're about to start something new and announce it to the world — we all have a word for that and it’s the Imposter Syndrome. You don’t need to worry as we wil…
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I had the excellent fortune to be able to interview Daniel Rowland, Oscar-winning, Grammy-nominated Engineer/Producer & Head of Strategy & Partnerships at LANDR Audio. He is also a professor at MTSU (Middle Tennessee State University) in Nashville. He's worked on projects as varied as Nine Inch Nails, Seal, Meek Mill, Phillip Glass, Gwen Stefani, a…
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Podcasts are on the rise and many podcasters are looking beyond the numbers…but are they looking at the right numbers? Success in podcasting isn't centered around gaining listeners. There are some podcasters that are "push marketers". They want to push their content out there and hope that people come to listen. For aspiring podcasters or new podca…
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As promised last time, this is the second episode in a week! I'm at PodFest Expo 2022 and had the privilege of interviewing Bryan Entzminger. He is the founder of the Hindy Users (Unofficial) Facebook group, the creator of the course “Hindenburg Lite Quick Start.” Bryan is a pocast editor and an expert on the audio recording and editing software ca…
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As podcasters, we have several responsibilities. We are constantly looking for new guests, thinking of topics to discuss, and how to improve our show. In fact, the two of the primary aspects of podcasting that often get overlooked are growth and monetization. If you're a podcaster, you're probably aware of the fact that growing your podcast is diff…
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I'm recording from Podfest Expo in Orlando! So that means I'll do 2 episodes in one week! Can you believe it? Also, the voice recording course - Professional Talkers: How To Record High Quality Audio For VoiceOvers, Podcasts & More - is finally done and ready!By Ken Theriot
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Early-stage podcasting can be hard, no question about it. Starting a show from scratch is a challenge (I know — I've done it). As a newbie, you need to inherently understand that increasing listenership and audience is key to growing a podcast. As easy as it may sound, the challenges of doing this are real. The biggest challenge for early-stage pod…
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As podcasters, we often focus on getting that first episode recorded and published. Yet there is another very crucial part: marketing! Most people are familiar with Facebook. It's one of the most widely-used social media sites. With a whopping 2.912 billion users, the opportunity is limitless, right? The results are clear: Facebook marketing is con…
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Podcasts have skyrocketed in the past few years and are starting to change the way we consume information. It has now become a great way to grow an audience for your business too. With the number of podcasts increasing, aspiring podcasters sometimes wonder if there's still space for them. Even though the audience of podcast listeners is growing exp…
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Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes to create your favorite podcast? You are not alone. Many times we assume it's a simple process of hitting record and then upload, but creating a podcast is far from simple. In this episode, we will be talking with Pariya Taherzadeh-Desovski, a multi-award-winning audio producer. She will share w…
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This episode looks at when - if ever- it might be appropriate to record your podcast using Zoom, the popular online meeting service. I compared some audio recorded with a USB mic (Samson C01UPro) direct to my computer with audio from a Zoom recording using the same mic and computer. Take a listen and see how you think they compare. I have a definit…
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Have you ever dreamed of starting your own podcast? Have you ever felt the urge to share your story with the world, or to connect with like-minded people on a deeper level? If so, then you're not alone. Starting a podcast is no easy feat - it takes time, effort, and a lot of hard work. The dream of having your own podcast is a strong one. The abili…
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Anyone who has ever tried to manage a podcast knows that it can be a difficult task. There are a number of things to take into account if you want to succeed as a podcast manager. From scheduling guest appearances to making sure the audio quality is up to par. In this episode, we will hear the awesome and inspiring journey of the two experts in Pod…
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With the ever-growing podcasts community, any aspiring podcast creator will find this intimidating. The other side of that coin is that big numbers equal fierce competition. Based on the recent data, there are around 750,000 different podcasts, with over 30 million episodes. Big numbers right? There's no doubt that it's a really awesome and inspiri…
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Last time, I tested some wired lavalier (lapel) mics for improving Zoom call audio quality. And I promised I'd do a wireless test for this episode. So here we "go" (:-P). I tested the RODE Wireless Go II microphone system. Notice I didn't say "lavalier system." That's because the Go II transmitter boxes have built-in microphones and clips on them. …
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“Inch wide and a mile deep” is Edward’s mantra and what he has been doing to reach what he has reached so far– a whopping 111,040 LinkedIn followers and 10,000+ Personal Coaching Hours! Talk about being an unbeatable expert in his field. Ed's a Marketing Mentor Certified Practising Marketer (CPM) & International Master Coach and has mentored thousa…
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"Thrive, not survive. Break free from the mentality of survival and not settle with the bare minimum" is what they always say in Empowered In Color. Discover a movement where you can identify with people like you, have a safe space to be heard, get the support and the resources to help you become the person you want to be, and not be limited to wha…
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After someone asked me for a recommendation on a lavalier/lapel microphone to improve the audio quality of Zoom calls, I got ahold of a couple and did a test. You'll hear the audio in this episode! I used only wired lavs for this episode because it turns out wireless is hard :-). I'll do a wireless lav test for the next episode. For this test, I us…
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One of podcaster creators’ ultimate dreams is to grow a following that will stay with them for the long haul. And a way to do this is to create a cohesive community. In this episode, we talked with Arielle Nissenblatt about her thoughts on community-building and how podcasters can leverage it to thrive in the podcasting industry.…
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Are you a noob in podcast audio editing or simply an early stage podcaster doing things on your own? If yes, don’t miss this episode. Don’t let hiccups and hurdles dishearten you. Instead, ask yourself, how can I make this process better? This is the advice that Podcast Chief Producer of Pikkal & Co., K Bharath has for you. Letting things get in yo…
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Are you a podcaster in Asia or aspiring to be one? If you’re an aspiring podcaster on this side of the world, the potential of your message being listened to is not far-fetched. Norman Chella differentiates the podcast market in Asia, the role of culture and how it can put you to an advantage.By Miko Santos | Kangaroofern | Podfiesta
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On-demand content is the future as more people continue to embrace podcasts. What is happening to the podcasting industry? Should you care about the dynamics? In this episode, we talk to James Cridland, an editor at podnews.net, writer, and consultant. Kindly tune in to listen to how he generated his business idea and the various dynamics in the po…
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