00 If you’ve heard even a few podcasts, you can instantly tell whether any time was given to the editing process at all. Sound levels fluctuate wildly, as do levels between parties speaking. Buzzing or whining may be running underneath all or some of the podcast, a co-host or guest may be heard clicking a

00 At this point in the process, all the audio material is in the proverbial can, along with audio samples and bumper music. Particularly after your first-ever podcast recording session, you’re probably feeling pretty good with underlying relief that a majority of the process is now complete. Naturally, you’ll next want to go on to

00 So you can’t wait to produce/host/co-host your first podcast: Your enthusiasm’s bubbling over, you’ve told everyone who’s willing to listen about the concept, you’ve got some fantastic potential interviewees lined up and a co-host or producer ready to make you sound great. Terrific – you gotta love the enthusiasm! But as some podcast producer