Cast and Crew
a crawl, but audience demand for podcasts has grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years. iTunes hosts more than half a million podcasts, and you’d almost have to be naive to not investigate — or get involved with — this burgeoning medium. Last time I checked, there are only a handful of episodic discussion and interview-style, which has proven to be popular among players. Considering the numerous social media platforms guitarists use to launch their own brands, it seems podcasting is surprisingly overlooked because the potential to become a very big fish in a small pond can easily be nurtured in this forum. Now don’t get me wrong, the idea of podcasting can be overwhelmingly intimidating without a clear plan or proper equipment, but I’m here to eliminate one of those fears by letting you know Rode has introduced the Rodecaster Pro (RCP), a fully integrated podcast production studio with an intuitive and user-friendly design that removes all guesswork so you can stay focused on managing your own original podcast or seamlessly stream live shows.
