What is podcasting?
Podcasts are series of videos or audio files that are being released periodically. You can subscribe to them in order to have new episodes downloaded immediately after they come out.
The download of podcasts is provided by syndication. There are many companies who offer these services, for example, iTunes or Google Play Store.
The name podcast comes from a combination of two words, iPod, and broadcast.
Topics
- What is a podcast
- How to listen to podcasts
- How podcasts are made
Video summary
In this video, the content creators and podcasters at the Pat Sound School answer a series of questions about podcasts. They discuss what a podcast is, how to listen to podcasts, how podcasts are made, and whether or not it is difficult to start your own podcast. The video provides a brief history of podcasting, explains how podcasts work, and offers guidance on finding and subscribing to podcasts. It also delves into the process of creating a podcast, including recording and editing techniques. The video concludes by addressing the level of difficulty involved in producing a podcast and suggests different approaches based on individual goals and budget. Overall, the video serves as a beginner's guide to understanding and getting started with podcasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I listen to podcasts?
You can listen to podcasts on your computer or mobile device through podcast players such as iTunes or Spotify.
How does podcasting work?
Podcasting is a type of digital media that allows users to access audio files from the internet. Podcasts are usually downloaded onto a computer or portable media player, such as an iPod, and can be played back at any time.
What are the benefits of podcasting?
Some benefits of podcasting are that it is relatively inexpensive to create a podcast, it is a great way to build an audience around a certain topic, and it can be a fun and creative way to share information.
