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Podcast & spoken word

Podcast recording and production for the DC area.

Studio and remote multitrack recording, plus full post-production to broadcast loudness standards. Interview shows, narrative series, audiobooks, and institutional audio.

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Editing and post-production

Send raw files and get back a finished episode: edited, cleaned, level matched, music in place, and delivered at the loudness your host expects.

Podcast studio recording

  • In-studio recording in Silver Spring, multiple participants
  • Remote recording with locally captured tracks per speaker
  • Narration, audiobook, and voiceover sessions
  • Field and event recording

Podcast editing and post-production

  • Editing, tightening, and removal of filler and false starts
  • Noise and room cleanup on every speaker
  • Level matching so listeners are not reaching for the volume knob
  • Music beds, intros, outros, and transitions
  • Loudness normalization to platform standard, true peak controlled
  • Delivery in the format your host requires

Institutional and corporate audio

Interview series, internal communications, training modules, conference and panel recordings, narration for video, and archive cleanup. Invoicing, W-9s, and vendor onboarding are all handled without drama.

How podcast work runs

Recording
Studio or remote
Full season
Hours estimated up front
Remote guests
Recorded locally, per speaker

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Already have episodes out?

Send the one you are least happy with. You will get a free assessment of what is fixable, plus a straight answer on whether the problem is the recording setup or the post-production.

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Common questions

Questions about podcast production.

Do you record in studio, remotely, or both?
Both. In-studio recording happens in Silver Spring, minutes from DC. Remote sessions are recorded with locally captured tracks for each participant, so the audio quality does not depend on anyone's internet connection holding up.
Can you handle a whole season rather than one episode?
Yes, and that is the more common arrangement. For a full season you get an estimate of the total hours up front plus a consistent sound across the run.
What does post-production include?
Editing, removing filler and false starts, noise cleanup, level matching between speakers, music and intro integration, loudness normalization to broadcast standard, and delivery in whatever format your host requires.
What loudness standard do you deliver to?
Episodes are delivered at -16 LUFS integrated for stereo and -19 LUFS for mono, which is the standard most platforms expect, with true peak controlled to avoid distortion on playback. If your network specifies something different, that gets matched instead.
Do you work with organizations, nonprofits, and government contractors?
Yes. Institutional and corporate audio is a regular part of the studio, including interview series, internal communications, training audio, narration, and event recordings.
Can you fix episodes that were already recorded badly?
Usually a good amount of it. That is what the restoration side of the studio exists for. Send the worst episode you have and you will get a free assessment of what can be salvaged.

Let's talk about your show.

Tell us the format, the cadence, and where it is recorded now.

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