Podcaster Hot Seat 01: Don Burnside from White Roof Radio
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Podcaster Hot Seat 01: Don Burnside from White Roof Radio
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Starting in 2025, your PHXPodcast Club will start hosting what we are tentatively calling The Podcaster Hot Seat. The idea is that a single Phoenix based podcaster runs through the nuts and bolts of their show! From their tech stack, to their recording gear, all of the software, where and how they host their audio and more! Plus, you have the opportunity to ask questions! A real hot seat!
For this inaugural Hot Seat, Don Burnside, White Roof Radio, was our victim, er, Phoenix-based podcaster to tell us how his podcast is produced, including his tech stack, software used and processes.
White Roof RadioEst. Aug 01, 2005
- Host/Founder: Don Burnside
- Host/Producer: Todd Pearson
- News: Gabriel Bridger (MotoringFile & BimmerFile)
- Chief Mechanic: Chad Miller (Detroit Tuned)
Tech Stack:
- 13" M2 Mac Book Air
- Focusrite 2ii2 audio interface
- Stellar TZ3 Condenser Mic
Software stack
- Recording Studio: Riverside.fm
- Digital Audio Workstation (DAW): Hindenburg Pro
- Audio editor: Fission by Rogue Amoeba
- Image Editor: Acorn by Flying Meat
- FTP: Transmit by Panic
Services
- Podcast host: Captivate.fm
- Web host: Wirenine.com
- Blog platform: Wordpress with Podcast Plus Theme
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