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How to create a yoga podcast

Updated: Oct 10, 2019


Why I decided to create a yoga podcast


I wanted to find a way to reach a wider audience in another way outside of Facebook and Instagram.


Creating a podcast allows you to speak and connect in a natural way. You don't have to worry about how you look on camera or if you have the right lighting. All you need to do is share your mind. I also find this method to be more intimate.


It provides my students with a way to listen to me in their cars, and on the run on free streaming services.



Creating a podcast can be intimidating. But in reality, it shouldn't be.

Believe it or not...It is not as hard as you think.


"The key is getting past the first recording."

For the last 3 years I have thought about creating a podcast, but each of the time I would let fear and self-doubt get in the way.


This year I decided to take the leap and go all in!


The set up was not so hard. All you need is a windows/mac computer/laptop, a Mic, Software to record, and Hosting site.


I have watched a ton of videos online to tell me how to start. The key is to start!



How to create a Yoga Podcast

Tips to help you set up a successful and smooth podcast:


  • Create an outline - Include your intro, talking points, and outro.

  • Pick a good Hosting software for you to share your podcast on iTunes, google play, Spotify, and more.

  • Pick a nice quiet space

  • Set up your recording software (Garage band for mac/ audacity for windows)

  • Start talking

Don't worry about making the perfect podcast. Releasing the first can be nerve-racking but overtime you will get better and use it. First, you have to give it a try.




Here is a list of Tools I am currently using for my podcast:



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Why I decided to go with BzzSprout


Bzzsprout provides a great user interface and made it easy and comfortable to upload a podcast.


They provide you with a website which is great if you don't have your own set up as yet.

Getting your content on to services such as iTunes, GooglePlay, Spotify and more has been a wonderful experience.


Plus they give you a free account with 2 hours of recording time to get you started (also comes with the website option).


Just keep in mind the recordings on the free account expire after 90 days, so I would recommend upgrading to one of their affordable plans. I just upgraded to the $12/mo plan to keep my recording and get 3 hours which is plenty for me.


 

Check out my podcast below!



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