great video

Joe for the win. This is great! Thank you for sharing your insights and free resources.

Thanks to sharing

Don't forget to grab your free copy at podcastworkflows.com/planner And let me know: how's it going to help you with your podcast?

What's the most time consuming part of your podcast workflow?

I was using someone of fiverr to edit my episodes. It was working pretty well, but, they eventually got more gigs and better ratings so they raised their prices. I was originally paying $45 bucks per episode, but last time I used them they went to $95. I liked their work, but that was a bit too much. I started looking for another editor.

I bought the blue yeti and thought it was good quality. I was wrong.

I know this is an older video, but I really, really loved hearing from Ronnie Burt, especially in light of his K-12 and academic teaching experience. So much of what you discussed reflects what I've experienced in K-12 education in the last 15 years as an elementary teacher in the U.S. The good news is that K-12 education *isn't* the same as it was when we went to school, or even when I was teaching 5-6 years ago. I remember flipped classrooms and MOOC's...and the supposed promise of them. I also remember how inequitable they were to students who didn't have the resources (like a quiet place to read, adequate reading comprehension ability, or reliable Internet) to do the flipped part at home. As you said, it's also very easy to create a crappy flipped instruction model, and it's much harder (though very possible) to create an excellent flipped classroom. The trained adult in the room matters so much for student engagement with the content! As an online course creator now (I left my teaching job 2 years ago), I also really appreciated the discussion of what AI can do for online course creation, and what it can't...and that the experience is where it's at. That's something I'm going to mull over a bit in relation to my current course offerings, and how I can make that experience better. Thank you so much for this interview!

deeper dive into Mac whisper, show me me more🙏

So useful tips, appreciated :)

Thank you for the video! So. Once I upload video podcasts episodes on KZbin, it doesn’t make any sense to link simplecast RSS on YT?! Because actually Simplecast it’s adding duplicates to my YT playlist!!!

You compared a $99 microphone to a $399 microphone... Its really hard to take this video serious when you don't compare it to microphones in a similar cost range. Of course you wont recommend it versus a high end unit. That would be like comparing an Escort to a Mustang... You also don't compare them equally. You plug the blue yeti in, and adjust the knobs and that's it. You have your $400 microphone levels adjusted and set up for you. This comes off very disingenuous and elitist.

Hey Joe! I just got a Dynamic Mic (Shure SM7dB) but unsure what cables to get to connect to my Mac. Do you have a video/aff-link to share or a recommendation you can share here?

Hey Joe! I just got a Dynamic Mic (Shure SM7dB) but unsure what cables to get to connect to my Mac. Do you have a video/aff-link to share or a recommendation you can share here?

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I am a Hindi story poetry writer but not able to extend my platform 😢 getting frustrated day by day

Great explanation. Thanks!

This video has come in handy at least a couple times for me, thank you. And still under 500 views as I'm coming back to it, crazy! P.S. for the record, we must deduct a point from Descript for saying Timey instead of Timery lol 6:01

Hello Joe, Thank you for your video ! I'm trying to have testimonials with videos for my landing page (users give their testimonial on camera). Is there a type of block within "testimonials" that allows that ? Or would you suggest a whole different block for this ?

Would this mic be good for streaming live bands?

Dude, MacWhisper? Lighttttttt years ahead. Built around the i- user like me. Everything under your fingers, and it assumes its fallacies. So, where segmenting text needs your final touch, it just lets you do that at the most convenient fashion not giving you the run around to get sh- done. Descript needs to go where it belongs, to a paper bin of ideas bounced off of each other in a boring over-sized corporate creativity room.

Listen to the entire episode here: go.podlift.me/s5e60

I'm glad to see they fixed their Zoom integration. I signed up a few years ago but gave up on it when it couldn't properly cancel or reschedule zoom meetings.

If you start a podcast with the intent to get money from it, and not for your own joy, you shouldn't start a podcast.

Thanks!!!

Thanks for tackling this subject. This has been something I’ve been debating for a long time.

Hi Joe. Thanks for the tutorial, appreciate it. I tried to make use of your 20% offer. The coupon "JOECASABONA" doesn't seem to work anymore. Any chance to make it work again?

Hi, great vid. Under youtube studios -> channel content -> videos -> options -> re-upload via RSS feed, cause deletion of views & comments?

The Blue yeti sounds good in this video?

You did good to show the progress of your idea even without it being your main skill.

I may be crazy but I like the sound of the yeti better the sound is much more dynamic imo appreciate your test tho

Just found your channel. Great name and illustration of the podcast! 👍 Simple and clear what it is about 🔥 (Also great podcast-voice)

If i add rss to KZbin will it be monetize

I think its criminal that the price of the yeti hasnt dropped officially yet the only mic it outdo is the new logitech mic that is trying and failing to replace it

As someone who lives in New york and used the yeti as their first gaming and podcast mic and the mic is the worst one to use for both in an untreated room its because it picks up noise from a 6 mile radius

Hi, did you sign up on WordPress first before adding Woo then Nexcess?

I think the Blue Yeti isn’t a bad mic, but some tips for using it include getting a wind screen or pop filter, and addressing it at a bit of an angle as opposed to speaking right at it. Doing this will help with it’s very sensitive gain, and will also help with plosives, making your recording sound better.

I would absolutely stay away from Blue yeti microphones or logi as they are called today. They simply don't support the microphones they are not repairable by Logitech. So if you want something that holds up I would go with another brand like Shure, Rode, or Mackie. Go with a company that repairs their own microphones.

Great video and thanks for the shout out, Joe! 😀

That's not how to do a review. You didn't even talk through the mic you're supposed be reviewing correctly all throughout. I have this mic and it quiet good

Joe, by talking into the end of the X2 you're not getting the best sound. The X2 is a side-address mic. I have two of them (one as a backup). I am a voice actor and mine has been in constant use for the last three years (and I've earned a gob of money with it). GREAT mic. WELL worth the dough.

How do I download the camera live software.? It is not clear on the website

Can anyone help me how to change that green color in bottom Take Quiz (Block)?

Hey Joe, in the 7 Mic Shootout could you explain to someone who doesn't understand waves how to interpret whether they're good or bad, or if waves don't signify anything like that? Thank you!

The best money an amateur podcaster can spend on a mic is on the desktop boom arm ;)

How about an explanation of how to set up DNSSEC in Hover?

Hey Joe! Feel free to reach out anytime if you need help with graphic design! 😊