The learning curve of podcasting.

[Saddle Tramp]

After much encouragement I've been working on starting up a podcast.

I created the logo (No third party designers), found some fitting intro music, got the sound effects, recorded the general into, and recorded three episodes.

The problem is that these episodes are only five minutes long. .

I've got to get used to talking to a microphone and add more notes to stretch things out.

 

[chaseydog]

What's the podcast about?

 

[Saddle Tramp]

The culture of pickup trucks and their owners.

Observations and opinions; stories of great deeds and moments in time; book reviews; model kit reviews; great drives; spotlight on influencers and journalists (like Tim and Jill)... Things like that.

Oh, and correcting misconceptions like the big one about mini trucks and that they were originally built because of the gas crisis. They weren't.

 

[TheDo114]

What's the name and where can I find it

 

[testerdahl]

Keep at it. It is hard to get going and you've taken that step. It does get easier and harder if that makes sense.

 

[Saddle Tramp]

That makes perfect sense Tim.

I don't have it uploaded yet. I still have to blend the intro together and edit the episodes.

Soon though

 

[testerdahl]

That makes perfect sense Tim.

I don't have it uploaded yet. I still have to blend the intro together and edit the episodes.

Soon though

It gets easier to record and speak. Harder because of the pressure you put on yourself to create that perfect podcast.

 

[Fightnfire]

I feel like I would need a tool to help me remember my topics. For me, that would probably be a visual PPT with some bullet points. I'm not reading from it but it would trigger my memory and ensure I hit the points I wanted to make.

Good job on starting, let me know when it's live.

 

[Saddle Tramp]

Did some blending of the music and special effects to the intro and now feel that I should redo the speaking part of it since it doesn't fit the music right.