Dotty Scott recommends pre-recording around 10 episodes before launch, then releasing 3-4 at once to encourage binge listening. Podcasting now includes video and live social broadcasts, not just audio.
There are usually several episodes that people can listen to. I want to say to that, when you initially start a podcast, it's best to have at least 10 episodes pre-recorded and ready to go when you release it. This does a few things, and I would release at least 3 or 4 of them all at once because people are used to binge listening. If you only have one to listen to, then you may not get the results that you want. People might want to listen to 2 or 3 or 4 episodes. To see if they really want to follow you and, and learn from you. Recently, like in the last few years, this definition has been relaxed greatly. Now it can be audio or video and people can attend live broadcasts on social media. And a lot of those are called podcasting. In fact, I could say that what you're listening to right now is a podcast, even though it's not.
