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Daniel J. Lewis

The Audacity to Podcast

How do you come back from a long #podcast hiatus and get back into your podcasting rhythm? It will take some work, but here are my recommendations.

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393. How to Revive Your Dormant Podcast

As The Audacity to Podcast celebrates 15 years of professional podcasting, I invite you to take a critical look back at the biggest mistakes I've made and things I wish I did differently with my show. My hope is that this will inspire you to either fix these things early for yourself, or avoid them altogether!

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394. 15 Regrets from 15 Years of Professional Podcasting

Welcome to the first-ever episode of The Audacity to Podcast! I share my vision, talk about the POD of podcasting, and more.

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You Need Passion, Organization, and Dialog (POD) to Podcast

PodCamps are for more than just podcasters, but how can PodCamps specifically benefit podcasters? I share my thoughts and the three benefits.

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The Benefits of PodCamps for Podcasters

Don't think that you have to spend thousands of dollars to launch your podcast! I give you some tips for podcasting decently with the cheapest equipment.

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The Bare Minimums for Podcasting

After several live podcasts at PodCamp Ohio, I hosted a panel with most of the podcast hosts as we discuss our equipment and workflow for live-podcasting.

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Live-Podcasting Questions and Answers

Adobe Audition has its fantastic multiband compressor, but did you know you can get fantastic audio compression from a free plugin to Audacity?

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How to use Chris’s Dynamic Compressor for great volume in Audacity

Stop making crappy MP3s with Audacity and LAME! I tell you how to encode MP3s the way LAME was designed to, so you get a great audio quality and small file size.

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How to make LAME MP3s with Audacity

I take some time to answer questions on Audacity and podcasting.

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Changing iTunes Author Name, Cover Art, and Waveform Visualization

You have probably heard a lot of false things about stats, especially Feedburner's RSS stats. I'm here to tell you the truth! Make sure you listen to the episode because I explain everything in much more detail than I'm writing in the shownotes.

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Website Stats and Feedburner’s RSS Subscriber Stats

Multitrack recording keeps audio source separate. Here are some reason why you may and may not want to record your podcast in multiple tracks.

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Why and Why Not to Record Podcasts in Multitrack

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