In-Studio Podcast Systems Bootcamp

Learn How to Start, Run, and Publish a Podcast

Hands-On, in a Real Studio

The In-Studio Podcast Systems Bootcamp is a practical, small-group training program designed for people who want to learn how to start and run a podcast using a simple, reliable system they can operate on their own.

This is not a lecture.
This is not theory.

You’ll learn by seeing the system demonstrated live and then working with the equipment yourself.

Everything is taught using a clean tabletop setup that reflects the kind of podcast system most people would realistically use at home or in a small business setting.

What This Bootcamp Will Help You Do

By the end of this program, you will understand how to:

set up a podcast system
connect and operate microphones and audio gear
use StreamYard to record or stream your podcast
perform basic editing
export, publish, and distribute your episodes
confidently run your own podcast using a simple, proven system

Who This Bootcamp Is For

This bootcamp is designed for:

people who want to start a podcast at home
business owners who want to create content in-house
coaches, authors, and professionals building a platform
creators who want to stop guessing and learn the right way
anyone who wants hands-on experience before investing heavily in equipment

Because the class size is intentionally small, every student gets personal attention and direct access to the equipment and workflow.

What You’ll Learn

Over four sessions, students will learn how to build and operate a working podcast system from start to finish.

Session 1 — Equipment, Signal Flow, and Podcast Basics

Learn what equipment you actually need and how all the pieces work together.

Topics include:

podcast formats and setup options
microphones and interfaces
headphones, cameras, and basic accessories
signal flow from microphone to final recording

Hands-on practice includes:

plugging in equipment
checking levels
recording a short test conversation

Session 2 — Building a Home Podcast Setup

Learn how to create a clean, workable setup at home.

Topics include:

choosing the right room
reducing echo and bad sound
microphone positioning
basic lighting and framing
setting up a simple podcast table

Hands-on practice includes:

adjusting microphones
testing lighting
improving camera framing
comparing setup changes

Session 3 — Recording and Streaming with StreamYard

Learn how to actually run a podcast episode using StreamYard.

Topics include:

recording vs live streaming
setting up a StreamYard session
adding guests
layouts and basic branding
running a show from start to finish

Hands-on practice includes:

creating a StreamYard session
recording a short episode
adding a guest
testing layouts and workflow

Session 4 — Basic Editing, Publishing, and Distribution

Complete the full podcast workflow by learning how to edit, export, publish, and distribute your show.

Topics include:

basic editing and cleanup
trimming mistakes
exporting final files
publishing a podcast episode
basic distribution overview

Hands-on practice includes:

editing a short clip
exporting a finished file
walking through the publishing process

What You’ll Be Able To Do When You Leave

By the end of the bootcamp, you’ll have hands-on experience with the complete podcast workflow.

You’ll understand how to:

set up microphones, audio, and basic lighting
connect and run podcast equipment
record and stream a podcast episode
use StreamYard confidently
perform basic editing
export and publish your podcast
distribute your show online

In other words, you’ll leave knowing everything you need to confidently run your own podcast at home using a simple and proven system.

Class Format

4 sessions
once per week
each session runs approximately 2.5 to 2.75 hours
small group format
hands-on instruction
taught in-studio at Paradise Studios

Because this is hands-on training, class size is limited to 3–5 students.

Schedule Options

Saturday Afternoons

April 11, April 18, April 25th, May 4th
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM