Most people booking a video podcast studio ask about cameras, lighting, and whether there's a producer in the room — very few ask about ISO recording, and that's usually only because they haven't yet had a session where they needed it and didn't have it.

A media kit is a document that provides information about your podcast to potential sponsors. It should include the following elements. Here’s what it should include.

Podcasts shouldn’t cause you a headache; you should be able to turn up with your guest, record and leave. That’s what James Fleming does

The inaugural Scottish Podcast Awards are open for entries until 9 March 2026, and if your show is doing something worth recognising, here's how to give your entry the best possible chance.

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The microphone is the single piece of equipment that most determines how your podcast sounds, and most people get the choice wrong, not because they buy a bad microphone, but because they buy the wrong type for the room they're recording in.

Here's a dirty secret most "multi-camera" studios won't tell you up front: their fancy Sony A7, Canon R6, or Panasonic GH cameras can't actually record a full podcast episode in one take.

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Choosing a podcast host shouldn't feel like decoding contract law. Free sounds great until your episodes vanish after 90 days.

You're 12 minutes into recording when your guest hits their stride. The conversation's flowing, insights are landing, and you're thinking "this could run 90 minutes easily." But should it?

First-time podcast guest? Equipment setup, talking points, and what to avoid. Everything you need to sound professional on your first interview.

You've bought a Shure SM7B or Rode Procaster. You plug it in. The audio is weak, quiet, hissy. Your interface gain is maxed out and it's still not loud enough. Welcome to the low-output dynamic microphone problem.

Recording a video podcast in Glasgow is straightforward if you know what you're doing, and significantly more expensive if you don't.

Check out our comprehensive list of the best podcast editing tools, powered by AI.

Glasgow has several studios offering video podcast production, but camera specs, live switching capability, and whether a producer is actually in the room with you vary significantly between them.

Professional podcast equipment isn't about complexity, it's about reliability, consistency, and producing broadcast-quality audio and video with full editorial control.

Podcasting isn't experimental anymore — for Scottish businesses in 2026, it's becoming standard communications infrastructure.

Joe Rogan uses the Shure SM7B microphone, but here's why you might not need it.