Podcastle Team

Podcasting is a multi-billion dollar industry. Podcasts are booming like never before, with everyone and their dog tuning in to catch the latest shows on everything from true crime to cooking tips. But if you're a podcast creator, you know the reality: it's not just about hitting records and uploading

You finally made the call: it’s time to take your podcast to the next level with video. Stepping into video podcasting can feel like a big investment—especially if you’re aiming for that polished, professional look. You now have to go out of your way and expand on

What’s better than playing games? Talking about them, dissecting them, and occasionally roasting them with people who get it. Okay, maybe it’s not better—we all know nothing beats a late-night gaming session—but it’s still ridiculously fun and almost as satisfying. Whether you’re trying to

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Did you know that people watch over 1 billion hours of content on YouTube every day? While a lot of that time is spent on music videos, sports clips, and vlogs, these are far from the most interesting categories dominating viewers’ watch time in 2024. Bearing in mind that 80%

Once upon a time, the one thing that stood between an aspiring YouTuber and greatness was a good-quality camera. Yet in 2024, when almost everyone has access to a 4K camera in their phone, creators can feel pressure to get their content strategy and technical setup perfect the first time

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Podcasting is huge these days, but the idea of needing fancy equipment or a proper studio can be pretty intimidating. What if we told you that the device in your pocket right now could be all you need to start your own show? Yep, we're talking about mobile podcasting -

USB microphones are widely used these days for various purposes: content creation, gaming, streaming, voiceovers, remote learning, and video calls. There is no need to be a professional audio engineer to set up and use one. Operating through a simple USB connection, you can plug them in and begin recording