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How to Start a Podcast: Recording an Episode

Join Naomi Mellor from the Skylark Collective for the new Shure video series on starting your own podcast. In the third installment, she explains the easiest ways to record your episodes.
March, 14 2023 |
Naomi Mellor

You're ready to start recording your podcast? Great! Naomi has some handy tips as you get rolling.

This video dives into location choice, podcasting equipment and software. She takes a look at the best podcasting microphones and explain the different types and how to choose the right microphone for you whether you're recording in a studio, at home or on location.

Shure is a proud supporter of the Skylark Collective, which is focused on empowering women in the podcast industry.

Learn more about the MV7 Podcast Microphone and SRH840A Professional Studio Headphones in the video. For more ways to make your podcast sound extraordinary, check out our podcasting tips and gear here.

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