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How to Start a Podcast: Where to Begin

How to Start a Podcast: Where to Begin

Join NAOMI MELLOR from the Skylark Collective for the new Shure video series on starting your own podcast. In the first installment, she walks us through where to begin.

The first thing to think about is your motivation for creating a new podcast. What will your show be about? Who is your prospective audience? Will you have a co-host? It can all be a bit daunting at the beginning.

But never fear, Naomi is the producer and host of several shows. From establishing why you should make a podcast and finding your niche, to planning your ideal release schedule, you'll learn step-by-step how to get started by watching the video below.

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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