Specialty coffee podcast (Maillard ) is recording to increase the interests of coffee lovers with the aim of pushing the boundaries , which is produced by Saeed AbdiNasab coffee instructor and trainer.<\/p>\n
this podcast work for all coffee lovers and coffee workers and who think as a professionals as well, we start since beginning but with updates data and then grow together with information to all process and part , as well as everyone can come and enjoy since we the beginning can be like a continues course, right now the podcast spouse to be a educational podcast until the latest season when we slow-slow want to starting such thing like interview and other stuff .the idea start in my mind when I sent a lot of voice for explaining o my friends and especially my student then I thing yeaaah, why shouldn\u2019t I record it and publish it? Then the after the day I start recording in my phone, that was shit but I start, then record the whole season with bad mic so ad I figure out there are lot of audience for it I deleted all of them and buy better mic, prepare small place for recording and there you go, I started.<\/p>\n
The first chapter is in Farsi and in second one we\u2019ll add English language also .<\/p>\n
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Every influencer and individual interested in producing content, building a brand, starting or growing a business, selling a product, service, or idea should learn how to start a podcast on\u00a0itunes<\/u>,\u00a0soundcloud<\/u>,\u00a0spotify,<\/u>\u00a0sticher<\/u>,\u00a0iheart radio<\/u>,\u00a0google play, and any other platform offering the real estate. It\u2019s a massively important space that i constantly get asked about so i decided it was time to put this article out. I have been preaching the power of podcasts and voice technology for the last 6 months. Podcasts and audio-first consumption are clearly exploding, and they\u2019re one of the best ways to get started creating content for your business, product, service or brand. I recently wrote an article on\u00a0\u201cthe rise of audio and voice\u201d that you can read to understand my opinion about coffee. As coffee culture continues to grow, podcasts take on a more important role in our everyday life for introducing coffee. We all care about speciality coffee and if there\u2019s a way to find some good one, we\u2019ll do it. Just like music or audiobooks, podcasts can be consumed while doing laundry, going to the gym, washing the dishes, or just relaxing. They\u2019re a great way to learn something new about coffee or anything, catch up on news, or be entertained.\u00a0I get dozens of emails each week asking me how i produce material about coffee for my media, my Instagram is just for showing some pictures and not so serious , and my newest addition after July uploading on the sire\u00a0which is a new show made directly for my audio experience and also whatever I had during the day. There\u2019s no one better to explain how to start a podcast than yourself about whatever you like so i hope you enjoy\u00a0,this is my experience about my six months podcasting\u2026<\/p>\nWhat is a podcast?<\/h3>\n
A podcast is inherently a piece of digital audio content that\u2019s available for digital download or streaming consumption.<\/p>\n
When it comes down to it, the only things you really need to start a podcast are a cell phone or computer, an internet connection, and something to talk about\u00a0<\/p>\n
The general workflow:<\/p>\n
Ideate, record, edit, upload.<\/p>\n
One you have a topic in mind, before you jump in & start to record, take some time and think about how you want your show to flow. Is it segmented? Is it just you, or you and a friend? Do you have guests? Remote interviews? Is it more like a talk show? You should start to think about a cadence, so your listeners know when to expect the next episode \u2013 weekly? Monthly? \u00a0Once you\u2019ve nailed this down, move on.<\/p>\n
Your cellphone\u00a0<\/p>\n
The absolute easiest way to start a podcast if you have a smartphone, is an app called anchor<\/u>. Anchor is a relatively new app, that lets you create a podcast with just a few clicks, but it\u2019s also more than just a podcasting app. Right now they\u2019re trying to revamp the audio space, providing the space for you to have your own talk show, utilizing short form audio, long form audio, music, and more. You can interview your friends directly in-app, and even\u00a0publish to itunes<\/a>. Create an account with anchor, start recording, and then follow their instructions to distribute your podcast across their & other platforms.<\/p>\n When it comes down to it, you really\u00a0only\u00a0need your cell phone to record, but higher quality audio is always much, much nicer to listen to, so i\u2019d recommend getting some audio equipment if you are thinking about becoming serious.\u00a0Blue yeti mic <\/u>is a great example of a starter kit, and it\u2019ll allow you to record with high quality microphones at a time. You\u2019ll record directly to your computer from the USB port, As long as I use blue yeti with my macbook air in a small carton which I put it around myself to cut the noise and reverse as well and I think its good enough for this step.<\/p>\n audacity<\/a>\u00a0is my favorite\u00a0free\u00a0audio recording & editing software, but you can also use garageband if you have an apple computer, or adobe audition if you\u2019re rolling with creative cloud. Recording & editing is extremely similar across all three of these platforms but i\u2019ll focus on garageband mainly, since it works on mac. Plug your audio interface to your computer. Plug the mics into the interface, and set up garageband to record from them. Then, hit record and start talking!\u00a0This guide<\/a> has a good tutorial of things to watch out for in garageband when recording, and how to fix things like plosives and other odd noises. Once you\u2019re done recording, you can start to edit. When editing, focus on cutting up any awkward silences (unless you\u2019re into that) and anything you don\u2019t want in your final cut. Then, export the file. If you\u2019re using garageband,\u00a0 export as an mp3 at 320 which is enough good quality.<\/p>\n Before you publish your podcast, it\u2019s a good idea to have 3-5 episodes ready to publish at once, especially for itunes, to get your listeners hooked. It also gives you a little bit of lead time to create new content.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019re ready to publish your podcast, you\u2019ll want to upload it for everyone to hear. The two main components here are the distribution \/ hosting service and podcasters. The distribution \/ hosting service hosts your files for anyone to download, and generates an RSS feed that \u201cpodcasters\u201d (like itunes) read to know where to download the file from & information about the podcast. Each distribution platform will essentially do similar things, but you should read up on each to decide what fits your needs best.<\/p>\n anchor<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 the all in one solution for creating and distributing a podcast<\/p>\n libsyn<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 this is what we use<\/p>\n shoutengine<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 awesome for just starting out<\/p>\n pippa.io\u00a0<\/a>\u2013 a new startup focusing on an easy entry into the podcasting space<\/p>\n simplecast\u00a0<\/a>\u2013 another low-cost alternative that\u2019s worth a look<\/p>\n itunes<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 this should be your first move. It\u2019s a little more in-depth, but definitely the most popular.<\/p>\n soundcloud<\/a><\/p>\n stitcher<\/a><\/p>\n tunein<\/a><\/p>\n3. The equipment you need to start a podcast<\/h4>\n
4.Recording & editing a podcast<\/h4>\n
5.How to distribute a podcast<\/h4>\n
The best distribution & hosting services for podcasts:<\/h4>\n
A lot of podcasters like overcast will automatically begin to show your podcast once itunes has accepted it, but here are a few podcasters that you\u2019ll need to manually sign up and submit your RSS feed for:<\/h4>\n