Podcast Panel
summary
Panelists trade concrete how‑tos and numbers: use Cast Studios, Zencastr/ SquadCast or Zoom for recording, hire an editor (Paul) to rescue bad audio, aim for 52 episodes a year if committing to weekly, or accept irregular seasons. One project is a year‑long paid junior role fed by bootcamp outreach that attracts 30–40 applicants. Expect re‑records for bad Zooms, prepped questions but free conversation, and occasional live sync claps to help the editor.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00RubyConf Mini podcast panel
- 1:15Panelists and their podcasts
- 2:38Ruby for All: start and impact
- 4:02Taking over The Bike Shed
- 5:48Chats in the Cupboard
- 7:13Year of Code and the Coding Coders
- 9:19Podcast brands described
- 12:29Hiring juniors at Coverage Book
- 15:19Bad podcast recordings fixes
- 20:11Nerves before recording
- 24:19Podcasts and Ruby community
- 27:29Podcast recording methods
- 30:40Dream podcast guests
- 32:04Podcast legal challenges
- 34:52Podcast production motivation
- 37:16Favorite non-tech podcasts
- 39:21Pre-recording rituals
- 41:06Post-chat content
- 45:35Why attend RubyConf Mini
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