Introduction to Podcast Technology: Discover the essential tools and techniques you need to record, produce and launch your podcast.

Much needed information

Most podcasts aren't exclusively comprised of the host rambling on solo. Podcast hosts often have guests call in to the show, as we all know. While the author adequately covers the technology to make sure that listeners optimally hear the host's voice, he gives zero information on how the voices of guests calling from a remote location wind up on the finished product.Turns out there are 4 major ways, some are simple, some are in-depth, they all involve technology, and the author clearly should have covered this indisputably integral topic. The author even off-handedly refers to guests calling in on Skype, but then does not reference the subject again. So, aspiring podcast, if you want to interview guests who are not on premise, then you better Google it, because this book completely ignores it.What a fatal flaw for a book that otherwise would have been 4 or 5 stars.

This book is great for the start up pod caster. Simplifies the tech side. Explains what and why, so you can even cross check and look for different sources. Get Podcast 2016 and shorten the time before you are online.

I give it 3 stars cause I like the instructional part of it but its easy read but I just not getting what I am looking for. Plus I don't know what it is I am looking for. So! with this said I will say that it works just not for me.

David Power' book is structured very well and easy to grasp.The companion "free 15 Day online training course" that comes with the book makes digesting the information delightful.I'm totally delighted with David's work and would tell anyone thinking about Podcasting to start here and save yourself a lot of time in developing the skills you need to go right to it.