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Learn to be a Podcaster from YouTube

Maddie Mindling
Maddie Mindling
Feb 20, 2020


So you’re ready to make the leap into the world of podcasting. Maybe you’ve settled on investigating a cold case murder in your hometown, or you’re a bitcoin enthusiast. No matter the topic, the important thing is that you’ve made the decision to get started. So how do you get started? 


YouTube is one of the best places to learn the art of podcasting. There are thousands upon thousands of people who’ve taken the leap before you who want to share their knowledge and expertise. Instead of getting lost in an algorithmic rabbit hole, we’ve rounded up five videos that we believe form the perfect crash course for your podcasting endeavors. Once you’re ready to hit record and have a few episodes under your belt, be sure to check out the Tongal Open Projects page for our latest podcasting opportunities. 


1. “What to know before starting a podcast” by Katie Steckly



Katie Steckly walks the beginner podcaster through a number of critical decisions that need be made before even purchasing a microphone. 


2. “Podcastage - How To Launch a Podcast in 11 Steps (For Beginners)” by Bandrew  


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Bandrew Scott offers practical advice around registering your domain, contracting with a potential co-host, SEO, and figuring out your release schedule (which you should adhere to come Hell or high water!).   


3. “Best Podcast Setups for Beginners” by Alban Brooke



Alban Brooke breaks down the best “starter kits” for solo, 2-person, and 3-4-person podcasts. His suggestions are based on the equipment’s ease of use, scalability, and affordability.


4. “Matt D'Avella - Make a Great Podcast Intro” by Matt D’Avella



Matt D’Avella shows you how to make an indelible podcast intro both for audio and video podcasts. 


5.  “How to Make Money Podcasting (7 Podcast Monetizing Strategies) 2020” by Ben Levitt



Ben Levitt makes a case for why you should monetize your podcast and the various avenues to do so, from selling merch to paid advertising to developing a video component of your show. 


*Bonus Content* 


In a recent blog post, Tongaler Jukka Ahola walks us through how he prepares for his podcast interviews.


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