Podcasting has become a powerful medium for storytelling, education, and community building. As someone deeply involved in creating meaningful content, I’ve seen firsthand how the landscape of podcast production has evolved. Remote podcast recording solutions have opened doors for creators and organizations to collaborate across distances without sacrificing quality. Today, I want to explore the role of online podcast studios in this shift and share practical insights for any

PAGE 3 in Philadelphia isn’t just a chance for me to show The Good In Games  on a big screen. It’s also a chance to keep collecting stories, meeting people, and building out what this project can become. Here’s what my weekend at the Philadelphia Area Gaming Expo – PAGE 3  is going to look like. The Philadelphia Area Gaming Expo is one of the best places in the world to play TTRPGs. Screening The Good In Games The centerpiece of the trip is the film screening. We’ll watch the

I’m bringing a special cut of the film to the Philadelphia Area Gaming Expo on Saturday, January 7, 2026 at 10 PM. This version will only ever be shown to the people who show up in that room.

This January, I’m heading to Philadelphia to do one of my favorite things on the planet: sit in a room full of gamers and watch a movie about why what we do at the table actually matters. I’ll be screening my documentary, The Good In Games , at PAGE 3 – the Philadelphia Area Gaming Expo , a tabletop and roleplaying game convention hosted at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA. PAGE 3 is packing in hundreds of events and nearly a hundred special industry guests—fr

There’s a moment in every kid’s life — and let’s be honest, every grown man’s life too — where you look at the sky, watch something fast rip across it, and think: I want to be up there. For me, that moment never really went away. It just grew up with me. So when I got the call that I might get to fly with the Blue Angels — the Navy’s flight demonstration team, the gold standard of American aviation showmanship — I felt that kid inside me kick the door open like he’d just bee

Most people talk about America like it’s something you study from a distance. A debate topic. A scoreboard. A list of headlines stacked on top of each other until you can’t tell where one ends and the next panic begins. But that’s not the America I’ve seen. I’ve traveled this country more times than I can count. Long stretches behind the wheel. Flights to places where the rental car guy calls you “hon.” Road trips with friends that turned into overnight confessions. Family

There are machines you admire from a distance… and then there are machines that reach into your chest and rearrange something you didn’t realize had settled the wrong way. The UH-1H Huey is one of those machines.

Travel used to mean something. It used to be curiosity, risk, discovery — stepping into a place you didn’t already understand. Now it feels like half the internet is just trying to convince you they’ve unlocked some secret lifestyle by pointing a camera at a cappuccino or sitting in a hotel they didn’t pay for. Most “travel content” today is advertising. It’s a performance. It’s a curated feed of perfect meals, perfect sunsets, perfect outfits, perfect couples who somehow nev

There’s a version of America you get handed every day without asking for it. The doomscroll version. The outrage version. The algorithm-approved version where everyone’s screaming, no one’s listening, and everything feels like it’s on fire. I don’t buy it. Not because I’m naïve, and not because I think this place is perfect .I don’t. I’m a dad, a veteran, and someone who’s seen enough real life to know the world is complicated, messy, and full of people doing the best they ca

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Background: The Power of Podcasting for Diesel Owners Dillon Long, owner of Honey Badger Motorsports in Rock Spring, GA, launched the Diesel Den podcast to educate diesel owners about the real-world issues their engines face. Each episode breaks down common failures and preventative upgrades that improve lifespan, efficiency, and performance. Watch the Diesel Den Podcast The First Challenge: How to Start a Podcast Customers often entered the shop unaware of long-term risks

Video podcast production starts with understanding your goals and audience. What story do you want to tell? Who are you speaking to? Once you have that, the technical side becomes easier.

Going live to sell products is one of the fastest-growing ways to connect with customers.  But if your sales staff are streaming from cluttered backrooms or noisy offices, you’re leaving money on the table. A professional-looking studio builds trust, keeps customers engaged, and makes your brand stand out. Here’s a step-by-step guide to designing a studio tailored for live selling on YouTube and TikTok. Build a Podcast Studio with Build Something Media or just seek consulting

Building a podcast studio can cost as little as $200 for a starter setup or tens of thousands for a fully custom build.  The price depends on your goals, space, and how professional you want your show to sound and look. Let’s break down what you can expect at three different levels: beginner, intermediate, and professional. Producing captivating podcast content on a budget using only a smartphone and inexpensive microphones. 🎙 Beginner Podcast Studio ($200–$800) Perfect for

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Starting a podcast is exciting. But making it stand out? That takes skill. I’ve learned that mastering podcast creation strategies is key to producing content that connects and grows an audience. Whether you’re a brand, nonprofit, or organization, the right approach can turn your podcast into a powerful storytelling tool. Let’s dive into practical steps and insights that will help you create podcasts that not only sound great but also engage listeners and amplify your message

Mid‑Range Lighting That Elevates Your Studio    First impressions count. Whether you’re recording a podcast, streaming on Twitch, or shooting YouTube videos, the right lighting can make the difference between “amateur” and “professional.” But you don’t need to splurge on Hollywood‑grade fixtures to look great. In this guide, we’ll show you how mid‑range lighting delivers studio‑quality results at a price that fits most creators’ budgets.    Build Something Media Co-Founder se

Broadcast‑ready video looks stunning, but the secret isn’t the camera—it’s the light. Whether you’re launching a podcast, streaming live, or producing a web series, high‑end lighting turns good footage into professional‑grade content. In this guide we’ll break down the science, the gear, and the design steps you need to achieve broadcast quality—plus how Build Something Media can help you get there faster.    Why Lighting Is the Unsung Hero of Broadcast‑Ready Video    - Color

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