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 Podcasting is often romanticized as a simple, straightforward affair — just press record, speak your heart out, and voila, you've got an episode. Well this is kinda true, but I strongly believe that just talking to no one is pretty boring, you might as well be [talking to the wall](https://youtu.be/WqY6VjDtbvA?si=GeOwKb78YpLPH8lW)! As the detailed workflows from a seaons of podcasting reveal, creating a successful podcast involves a complex array of steps, each requiring attention to detail and a deep understanding of people, content and technology.