Podcastification - Podcasting Tips, Podcast Tricks, How To Podcast Better

Sound quality really, really, really matters for your podcast show.If you want to know how much I believe that to be the case you should go back and listen to Podcastification episode #2 - http://www.PodcastFastTrack.com/editingmatters (www.PodcastFastTrack.com/editingmatters) One of the most difficult places to ensure that the sound quality is the best it can be is when you are doing guest interviews or having a conversation with a guest to the show. When you introduce a person to your show who is not familiar with audio production or sound quality issues - you've just introduced a whole slew of variables into your show that can seriously impact the sound quality. Some of the more common sound quality issues a guest can introduce to your show are: They don't have a good microphone. The only microphone they have is a "phone" mic and it keeps rubbing against their shirt. They keep bumping the desk the mic is setting on or the microphone itself. Dogs, doorbells, cell phones, children, email sounds, etc. They d