editing – Podcasting for Dummies

Tee and Chuck share their 30+ years of advice, experience, and expertise about what to do (and not to do) regarding podcast interviews. We also have some fun stories to share.

Apologies for a few of audio dropouts in this episode. Internet, ‘nuf said.

Topics

Intro & banter
Interviewing and being interviewed
Canned and Wildcard questions
Research leads to better interviews
It’s all about them
Notes about editing
Being a good host and guest
Tips as a guest
Tips as a host
Ethical editing
Requests and rejections
Technical Tips
Being technically considerate
Our dream guests
Inspriation from “Frost Nixon”
Professional and personal
Outro

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Tee comes back for another round of podcasting, this time going into something near and dear to his podcasting heart: Production.

Humans are far from perfect creatures, especially when in front of a camera or on a microphone. So when it comes to trip-up’s in speech, when do you start editing and when do you let the spontaneity happen?

There are three kinds of podcasts:

Casual
Semi-Formal
Formal

And this is why Tee is seen here on stage. It all depends on the podcast. How heavy is your production? Do you want the tone to be conversational? Are you wanting a more polished sound to your podcast? Or is this production a formal presentation where your diction, timing, and delivery need to be completely on point?

There is a time and a place for wearing jeans, and a time and a place to break out the black tie.

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