Trimming the fat in your podcast

My latest podcast is a lean 17 minutes all about trimming the fat in your podcast. You don't need a sharp knife - just some planning up front and a commitment to ruthless post-production.
You'll find the show on the Trafcom News Podcast blog.
Please listen and let me know what you think!


I haven't even listened to this podcast yet, but it's a topic I've been thinking about.
I actually want to trim the fat of my musical intro and outro. They're too long and not entirely necessary, since I repeat what the podcast is about in my own voice.
What I need: a music bed that can be used for 5-10 seconds or so at the beginning of the podcast (rather than the minute or so on each end, as I have it now). I haven't been able to find the right sound yet.
Looking forward to hearing your other suggestions when I listen to this episode in the next few days.
--Bryan Person
Host, New Comm Road podcast
Posted by: Bryan Person, New Comm Road | August 10, 2007 at 08:13 AM
Bryan, this is too funny. I just came from the gym, where I listened to your excellent interview with Scott Monty about his Sherlock podcast. I hope to blog about it today.
As for your music, I hadn't noticed that it was long. AND you remind me that I did NOT really address the length of intros in my show about trimming the fat. I should add that. Calls for another blog post. Sigh.
Thanks for listening and commenting!
Posted by: Donna Papacosta | August 10, 2007 at 08:19 AM