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Last updated 4 years ago

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I currently co-host podcast with Jordan Mendenhall. We discuss technology, culture, and we review movie on each episode.

I hardly have a professional podcasting setup, but I think we sound decent. These are the tools we're currently using.

For microphones, we both use connected with USB. I haven't tested to see if it really works, but we also use on our mics.

On the listening side, I use wired into my laptop. Bluetooth is too flaky, and I don't want any lag.

We call each other using service.

On the Mac, I can record both sides of the conversation on different audio channels using the app . Jordan records his side using .

I edit the show using on Mac and with on iPad using an Apple Pencil. Using Ferrite is actually kind of fun. Definitely worth trying if you find editing on your PC a chore.

When Jordan edits the show he uses .

I prep the final MP3 file with titles, show art, and notes using .

We host the show for free on , owned by Spotify.

The Wastebasket
Samson Meteor Mics
this PEMOTech pop filter
Bose SoundLink Around Ear Wireless Headphones II
Microsoft's Skype
Piezo
Audacity
GarageBand
Ferrite Recording Studio
Audacity
Forecast
Anchor.fm