Podcasts certainly aren’t easy. For one, I’ve never done one before and when taking part in creative presentations like these, I tend to gravitate more towards the ‘behind the scenes’ rather than the spotlight. So, you could imagine that even talking was a bit awkward, and it showed in the final result.
Recording the actual body of the podcast wasn’t too difficult. I have Garageband on my phone, which wasn’t too terrible as far as recording the audio. I tried to go through everything I wanted to say as seamlessly as possible, meaning that I tried not to use too many cuts to keep editing to a minimum. However, I still ran into some issues with Garageband itself because this was my first time ever using the program. I used to dabble in video editing software, such as Final Cut, so piecing together parts of the audio based on just how the soundwaves look isn’t something new to me.
That’s not to say that this process wasn’t challenging. Editing was difficult and even just uploading it to wordpress took a bit of time as well. Eventually, I figured that Soundcloud was the best option as it had the simplest step (and it was free!).
The subject matter of the podcast wasn’t too straining though. I knew pretty quickly after we were told to make a podcast what I wanted to talk about and where I wanted it to go. As for actually delivering with it and following through? Well, it was much easier said than done. But I will say, thank goodness it got done.
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