Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Literally thousands - or perhaps even hundreds of thousands of people - have launched their own podcast from their home, office or  even while living on the road.

Not once you know how. Learning to podcast requires an investment of either time or money or, in the case of our Podcast School, a bit of both. 

You don't. It's really a time/cost analysis. If you're podcasting as a hobby it might make more sense to invest your time. If you're podcasting for your brand or business then investing some money likely makes more sense.

Indeed we can and do for several clients. Please note our mobile service offers only audio at this stage, no video content. 

This is a question only you can answer but some things to consider that might help with clarity include: scheduling (how often will you release episodes and how much time does it take to compile each one); structure (will it be you solo or you and a guest or perhaps you a co-host and guests or some mixed combination of all of the above. Organising suitable dates and times is one of the most time consuming aspects of podcasting so the more people you have the more time you will need to invest before you press record.)

I'm glad you asked. The obvious benefit is everything is done for you but the more important, less talked about advantage is that you are not distracted by the tech. That leaves you free to focus solely on creating the best content possible, by far the most important aspect of podcasting.