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Your podcast intro is one of the first things a listener hears. So it's essential that it is written well and conveys the emotion, info, and calls to action that will make people continue listening and subscribe.I go thought my process of crafting an intro in this episode. 

Your podcast intro has 7 seconds tohook listeners or lose them forever. Most podcasters blow it withgeneric music and boring introductions. Let's talk about the sounddesign psychology that separates amateur podcasts from the onespeople actually binge.*The Brutal Truth About First ...  Show more

Hi all! We're ending our 'life-update' series of podcasts with this episode, primarily for two reasons. The audio has been a nightmare to record with two kids being 67 miles away from a microphone and forgetting they have to actually speak into it. Being mentally challenged when ...  Show more

This is it: time to record a podcast. Planning is great, publishing is a given, but recording, that's where the magic happens.In this article I'm going to cover every step. Here's a quick summary on how to record a podcast:Planning: what prep do you need to do so that the recordi ...  Show more

This talk was originally presented on October 2, 1997 in San Juan Capistrano. This recording is a result of our work digitizing over 600 cassette tapes of Elisabeth's talks. Each tape is decades old and the quality of the recordings varies quite a bit from tape to tape. As we pre ...  Show more

Nick and I recorded an episode at Rails World with Robby Russell. This is a test of new format we're running where we discuss Rails News. Robby joins us to talk about the Rails Developer Survey that ran this summer. WE also chat about all the new things announced at Rails World. ...  Show more