Podcast production.
A podcast gives your people room to talk at length, and every episode becomes a source of short clips. I plan, record and edit podcasts for organizations, including Voices of Carroll Lutheran Village.
- What
- Show planning, recording, editing and social clips
- Where
- Westminster, MD + Carroll, Frederick, Baltimore & Montgomery counties
- Starts at (proposed)
- $1,750 an episode
- Example
- Voices of Carroll Lutheran Village
What I handle.
You bring the guests. I handle the planning, recording, editing and clips.
- Show planning: format and episode topics tied to your goals
- Recording, in person or on location
- Editing and audio cleanup
- Short clips cut from each episode for social
One episode, everything it becomes.
Every episode comes back as a finished episode, three short clips and show notes. Here’s how that works on a sample conversation. Pick a clip to see where it comes from.
- 04:12Host
What made you start volunteering here?
- 04:15Guest
Honestly? I came for one afternoon. My neighbor needed a ride, and I just stayed. That was eleven years ago.
Clip 1 · 0:24 - 12:40Host
What do people get wrong about this place?
- 12:44Guest
They think it’s quiet. It is not quiet. Tuesday mornings sound like a family reunion.
Clip 2 · 0:18 - 27:03Host
And if someone’s on the fence about getting involved?
- 27:08Guest
Show up once. You don’t have to promise anything. Just come see who’s here.
Clip 3 · 0:15
The whole conversation, edited, with the audio cleaned up.
Ready for your website, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you publish.
“I came for one afternoon. That was eleven years ago.”
Cut from the full episode at 04:15, captioned and sized for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn.
“Tuesday mornings sound like a family reunion.”
Cut from the full episode at 12:44, captioned and sized for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn.
“Show up once. Just come see who’s here.”
Cut from the full episode at 27:08, captioned and sized for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn.
A longtime volunteer on how one afternoon turned into eleven years, what people get wrong about the community, and why the first visit is the only commitment.
- 04:12 Getting started
- 12:40 What people get wrong
- 27:03 How to get involved
Voices of Carroll Lutheran Village.
Residents and staff in their own words, produced as a running series.
Podcast episodes start at
$1,750 /ep
Proposed pricing. Video podcasts and documentary-style episodes with b-roll are quoted separately.
- ●recording, with setup
- ~editing and audio cleanup
- 3short clips for social
- ¶show notes
What does a podcast episode cost?
Episodes start at $1,750. That includes recording with setup, editing and audio cleanup, three short clips and show notes. Proposed pricing.
Do you do video podcasts?
Yes. Video podcasts and documentary-style episodes with b-roll are quoted separately.
Does a first conversation commit us to anything?
No. The process is inquiry, a conversation about fit and expectations, a proposal, then a contract and payment before kickoff.
Do you help plan the show?
Yes. Show planning covers the format and episode topics, all tied to your goals.
Do you find and book guests?
No. Choosing and booking guests is on your side. I plan the format and topics around your goals and take it from there.
Have you produced a podcast before?
Yes. Voices of Carroll Lutheran Village is a running series of residents and staff in their own words.
Where do you record?
In person or on location. Travel within Carroll, Frederick, Baltimore and Montgomery counties is included. Anywhere else is quoted up front.
What do I get from each episode?
The edited episode with the audio cleaned up, three short clips cut for social, and show notes.
Can a podcast be part of a partnership?
Yes. Partnerships can include podcast audio when the plan calls for it.
What files do we get?
Finished videos, clips, captions and stills are delivered in an organized shared drive.
Have a story that needs telling?
Tell me what you need the content to accomplish. A conversation doesn’t commit you to anything.
Talk through your project