Ep 116: Top 10 Questions About Starting a Podcast in 2026 (Part 1) — Questions 1–5
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Welcome to 2026! In this episode, we're kicking the year off by diving into the nitty-gritty of launching your podcast in 2026 with the first five burning questions that’ll set you on the right path.
We're all about keeping it real, so I’ll share how I podcast on the cheap without sacrificing quality. Plus, we’ll chat about how long your episodes should be, whether you need video (hint: you totally don’t), and how often to hit that record button without turning your creative vibes into a stress fest.
In this episode, we will answer the following questions:
- Do you Need Expensive Equipment to Start a Podcast?
- How Long Should Podcast Episodes Be in 2026?
- Do You Need Video for Your Podcast?
- How Often Should You Release Podcast Episodes?
- Do You Need Social Media to Grow a Podcast?
Read the Blog Post: Your 10 Questions About Starting a Podcast in 2026 Answered (No Fluff, Just Honest Answers)
Episodes Mentioned:
Ep 12: What’s The Perfect Length For Your Podcast Season?
Ep 63: Why I Quit Promoting My Podcast on TikTok
Ep 103: How I Dropped My Podcasting Costs By 65% - How to Run Your Podcast for Less
Ep 112: 7 Tips to Get Out of a Podcasting Creative Slump
Ep 114: 7 Signs You're Taking Your Podcast Way Too Seriously (And How to Fix It)
Takeaways:
- You definitely don't need to break the bank on fancy gear to start podcasting; a decent USB mic and headphones will do!
- Finding the perfect podcast episode length is all about what works for you and your audience; there's no one-size-fits-all answer.
- Video isn't a must for podcasts; if you want to keep it audio-only, embrace that freedom and do what feels right!
- Consistency in posting is key, but it should fit your life—don't force yourself into a schedule that stresses you out.
- Social media can be helpful but it's not mandatory; focus on platforms you enjoy instead of spreading yourself too thin.
- SEO is your best friend for growing your podcast; invest time in optimizing your content to attract more listeners.