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The Retired Podcaster

by David Pejčinović-Bailey MBE

**The Retired Podcaster** is for anyone who has reached retirement — or is getting close — and has wondered whether they could make a podcast of their own.I’m David, I’m 73, retired, and I’ve spent much of my working life around radio, broadcasting and microphones. These days, I still make podcasts simply because I enjoy making audio and telling stories.In the first few episodes, I’ll take you through the basics of getting started: finding something to talk about, becoming comfortable with your own voice, making your first recording, choosing equipment, editing and eventually publishing your first podcast.After that, we’ll simply talk about podcasting — microphones, storytelling, interviewing, ideas, mistakes, things I’ve learned and whatever else seems worth discussing.There’s nothing to buy and no complicated formula to follow.Just one retired podcaster talking to another about how enjoyable making a podcast can be.You’re never too old to press record.

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  1. So, You’re Thinking About Starting a Podcast?

    Have you ever thought about starting a podcast, but wondered whether it’s really for you? Perhaps the technology seems complicated. Maybe you think podcasting is something younger people do. Or perhaps the biggest question is simply: what would I talk about? In this first episode of The Retired...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

**The Retired Podcaster** is for anyone who has reached retirement — or is getting close — and has wondered whether they could make a podcast of their own.I’m David, I’m 73, retired, and I’ve spent much of my working life around radio, broadcasting and microphones. These days, I still make podcasts simply because I enjoy making audio and telling stories.In the first few episodes, I’ll take you through the basics of getting started: finding something to talk about, becoming comfortable with your own voice, making your first recording, choosing equipment, editing and eventually publishing your first podcast.After that, we’ll simply talk about podcasting — microphones, storytelling, interviewing, ideas, mistakes, things I’ve learned and whatever else seems worth discussing.There’s nothing to buy and no complicated formula to follow.Just one retired podcaster talking to another about how enjoyable making a podcast can be.You’re never too old to press record.

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David Pejčinović-Bailey MBE

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**The Retired Podcaster** is for anyone who has reached retirement — or is getting close — and has wondered whether they could make a podcast of their own.I’m David, I’m 73, retired, and I’ve spent much of my working life around radio, broadcasting and microphones. These days, I still make podcasts...

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The Retired Podcaster is created and hosted by David Pejčinović-Bailey MBE.
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