Juntae Kai Delane returned to podcasting after eight years away and bought equipment that was already outdated. He stresses that consistent production time matters more than gear, and that you need to know your podcast's purpose and who you're making it for.
And unlike myself, I actually just started a podcast recently, and it it was about eight years coming. I bought all my equipment, and by the time I actually was ready to focus and start this podcast, all my equipment was outdated. Yeah. Had a new life, old school Mackie mixer with the twist knobs and things like that. Now you know, things have just technology is advanced. Right. So now you have better mixers with multiple tools built in one and so on. So one, I would say make sure you have focus on having the time to produce a podcast consistently. Right. And there's certainly ways that'll allow you to do that much, much easier. But when we focus on if you're looking to start that podcast, you want to make sure you have two consideration. One is your purpose and your audience.
