Start or scale your show
Every podcast recorded here starts with a studio built for modern video shows — one camera, professional lighting, broadcast microphones and clean audio. From there you add what your show actually needs.
Before any of that, though, we will ask whether you should be making one at all. Most podcasts stop by episode four, and we would rather say so now than take the booking.
Before you start
Should I start a podcast for my business?
Only if you can record consistently and have a plan to promote episodes. A show that publishes twice and stops does more harm than never starting. The readiness check above scores those honestly — and if it says not yet, record two episodes on the basic package before committing to anything larger.
How many episodes should I record in one session?
As many as you can hold energy for. Setup happens once regardless, so two to four in a sitting drops the per-episode cost substantially. One at a time is the most expensive way to make a show.
Do I need video, or is audio enough?
Audio is enough to have a podcast. Video is what gets it found — clips are how most shows grow now, and filming costs almost nothing extra when the cameras are already rigged.
How long should episodes be?
Shorter than feels right. Most shows that last settle around thirty minutes; sixty is hard to sustain and harder to fill well.
What if I just want the room?
Then book it like any other studio session — $125 for two hours at the standard rate. Mics, cameras and lighting are there; you run it and take the files.