Summary: My second episode was a guide to gear for podcasting, but I’ve learned a lot in the past months, so I wanted to make an updated guide.<br> <br> I said back then that if you couldn’t afford good gear, you should wait and save up money. I was wrong about that.<br> <br> I still believe that great gear will give you better sound quality which will help your show be more successful, but I don’t believe you should wait to get started. There’s so much you need to learn when you’re first starting out; great gear isn’t going to magically make the process easier. It’s best to get started with what you have, or buy what you can afford and then upgrade later.<br> <br> So let’s talk about podcasting on a budget. I’m going to cover gear for those of you who have little-to-no money to spend, and also share what I think is the best podcasting gear so that you’ll know what to get in the future when you have money to upgrade.
