Hi, I am currently using Riverside to record and edit my podcasts, it is rather self explanatory to use, but the glitching and bugs are making me lose my mind. What would you guys recommend I switch to. I would prefer a platform that is free to use, if there are any good ones. Thank you so much!
Hi, I am writing a script about a head writer of a various TV show. I have seen some sources online, but I am wondering if any of you guys have any experience being a head writer. I really just want to know what the job is on a daily basis, also if any of you guys have had experience, I would love to know what the first day of the job was like for you. Thank you!
Hi, I am working on a short story about a lawyer. Essentially the premise is that it is his first day as the head of a law firm. I was wondering what a day to day looks like for someone with that job. Thank you in advance for any help!
I just tried recording my first episode, and I had a lot of information but I went through it in about 8 minutes, I was wondering how to extend the length without too much rambling. I don't have a co host, so I am just talking by myself, any tips would be greatly appreciated
hi, i love podcasts and have been listening to them almost all my life. this summer, i don't have a lot going on, so i thought i would give starting a podcast a chance. i am doing it all by myself, so i am getting a little lost on some of the technical stuff. i have heard people mention having a script is useful, but i was wondering if the scripts were word for word or just general talking points, if anyone has like a format for a typical podcast script, that would be helpful? also every podcast i listen to has an opening song or some form of intro, i am not a musician, so i was wondering how to go about creating an opening. also my podcast is research based, so i was wondering for those who do research for their podcasts, what are the main things you need to look for, and do i need to cite my sources? any other advice would be really helpful, i am sure i am over complicating it :)