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The Step-by-Step Guide How to Start a Podcast Alireza Vasefnia, MSPO CPO…

- - - - Clinical Biomechanics of the Foot & Ankle
      - Clinical Biomechanics of the Knee
      - Clinical Biomechanics of the Hip
      - Clinical Biomechanics of the Pelvic Girgle
      - Clinical Biomechanics of the Lower exteremity
      - Clinical Biomechanics of the Sacroiliac Joint
      - Clinical Biomechanics of the Spine
      - Clinical Biomechanics of the Posture
    - - • To generate leads for P&O: eLearning turned into a new trend after Coronvirus Pandemic Outbreak. This tool could be used to fill the gap in education realm too
        
        • Provide: Master Class, Seminar/webinars
        
        • Starting point for a digital school and Clinic
        
        • To Improve P&O Practice
        
        "Why am I starting a podcast?"
        
        I believe, there is huge gap in between theoretical knowledge, clinical practice, and the translation of the therory-to-practice in the art and science of Prosthetics and Orthotics. This Podcast is trying to fill this gap as much as possible.
        We are not getting enough from conventional resources, and feel need to know more to practice more effectively
        
        "What is my podcast about?"
        
        Clinical Biomechanics in Prosthetics and Orthotics
        
        Case Review
    - - Clinical Biomechanics in Prosthetics and Orthotics
    - - Clinical Biomechanics in Prosthetics and Orthotics
      - try to pick something catchy, memorable, and that will rank for your podcast's relevant keywords.
      - Pay close attention to the title, author, and description tags at the and level of your podcast.
      - Make your title specific.
    - - Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats.
- - - - • Interview podcasts: These podcasts feature a single host who interviews individuals within a particular industry. Examples: The Joe Rogan Experience, Fresh Air, and Trained by Nike.
      - • Scripted non-fiction: Typically, serial podcasts that have a single theme for a full season. Examples: Serial, Slow Burn, and Hardcore History.
      - • News recap: A format that summarizes the news within a specific industry. Examples: The Daily, Kickass News, or Planet Money.
      - • Educational podcasts: Scripted non-fiction shows that focus on teaching their audience. Examples: Stuff You Should Know, Hidden Brain, and TED Radio Hour.
      - • Scripted fiction: These podcasts are similar to radio dramas and are often scripted and highly produced. Examples: The Magnus Archives, Limetown, and CARAVAN.
  - - - 30 min/week
- - - - 1-person setup Package cost ($65-$105)
        
        • Audio-Technica ATR2100x - $99
        
        • Samson Q2U (great alternative) - $60
        
        • Foam Ball - $3
      - 2-person setup Package cost ($300-$370)
        
        • Audio-Technica ATR2100x - $99 (x2)
        
        • Samson Q2U (great alternative) - $60 (x2)
        
        • Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 - $160
        
        • Foam Ball - $3 (x2)
      - 3/4-person setup Package cost ($550-$650)
        
        • Audio-Technica ATR2100x - $99 (x3 or 4)
        
        • Samson Q2U (great alternative) - $60 (x3 or 4)
        
        • Zoom H6 - $329
        
        • Pop filter - $3 (x3 or 4)
      - Recommended accessories Package cost (Around $200)
        
        • Rode PSA1 Boom Arm - $120
        
        • On-Stage MY420 Shock Mount - $25
        
        • Audio-Technica M20x Headphones - $50
        
        • Newer Pop-Filter - $9
  - - - Audacity Free - Mac, Windows, & Linux
      - GarageBand Free - Mac & iOS
      - Hindenburg $95 - Mac and Windows
      - Additional options for podcast editing software:
        
        Alitu: The Quick & Easy way to Make your Podcast. $28/month.
        
        Adobe Audition: Digital audio workstation software. $20/month.
        
        Descript: Edit your audio by editing your transcript. Free - $15/month
        
        Long-distance recordings
        
        SquadCast $20/month
        
        Zoom Free
        
        Skype Not Recommended
        
        • Poor audio quality - Skype is better than using a call recorder on a phone, but its sound quality isn't as good as Zoom or SquadCast.
        
        • Inconsistent - If your internet connection isn't fast enough, you can run into serious sound issues.
        
        • No elegant recording setup - For years, most podcasters had to use something like Pamela recording software to save their call audio. Skype does allow you to save your call audio, but it is still a mixed down MP4 (video file).
- - - - • Cyber - A cybersecurity podcast from Motherboard. It's an excellent intro that edits together famous hacking scenes from movies over custom music. It's an engaging show intro that probably took a while to create.
        • Accidental Tech Podcasts - This podcast includes no intro, the conversation starts at 0:00. It works well, and some listeners appreciate it when a show skips the formalities and gets to the good stuff.
    - - Psychadelic ambient
  - - - a list of audio distractions to check during your second pass. This list will also serve as a list of things you can improve in the next recording
  - - - • 96 kbps mono for spoken word
        • 192 kbps stereo for music
- - - - • Square Image
        
        • 3000 x 3000 pixels
        
        • Resolution of 72 dpi
        
        • PNG or JPEG file types
        
        • Colorspace RGB
- - - - Login to Buzzsprout
      - Go to Directories
      - Click Get Listed under Spotify
      - Click Submit Podcast to Spotify