My Biggest Podcasting Screw-Ups

Biggest Podcasting Screw-Ups

On both the blog and the podcast, I’ve always taken the stance of making things as good as I can and then putting them out in the world without any apologies.  Nothing drives me crazy more than listening to a podcast and heading the host apologize for a few minutes about this or that.

I resolved never to do this.  I would make the best product I could and then just present it without and excuses or “aw shucks” commentary.

Today, I’m letting loose. This is all the stuff that I have struggled with behind the scenes over the years.  All the times I slapped my head in frustration at my missteps.

Check out the accompanying blog post, (featuring similar but not identical content) and enjoy these tales of podcasting gone wrong!  You can also check out the three-part series I wrote for ArtsHacker about podcasting for more nuts & bolts information about the technology behind making a podcast.

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By Jason

An active double bass performer and teacher, Jason teaches double bass at DePaul University and served on the Board of Directors of the International Society of Bassists for many years. Jason is the current President of the Illinois chapter of the American String Teachers Association. Jason has been a member of the Elgin Symphony since 2000 and has played with the Midsummer’s Music Festival in Door County for the past decade. He is a past member of the Milwaukee Ballet and IRIS Orchestra, and has performed with the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Grant Park Symphony, and numerous other professional ensembles.