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When you conduct interviews with guests — particularly high profile guests — you’ve got just one shot to get it right.

This episode outlines the best practices for recording good audio for yourself, your guest, and your co-host(s).

Jerod Morris and Jon Nastor begin this episode with a quick discussion about how Jon balances being a husband and father with the demands of being a successful serial entrepreneur and running several successful shows.

Then they launch into a discussion about the best ways to record you and your guest during an interview, including:

• Why you shouldn’t panic yet if you notice an issue after recording (You may be able to correct it in post-production.)
• The importance of focusing on simplicity and lowering the barriers for your guest to come on your show
• Why Skype, warts and all, is still the best option for podcast interviews
• A few tips for overcoming inevitable Skype issues
• Jon’s surprising system for doing pre-interview audio checks
• When the time is right to invest in a better microphone for people on your show
• How to handle mid-interview audio hiccups

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