AudioBoo (website) is an application on the iPhone that enables you to record short, 5 minute audioclips and publish them on the web. It’s like Twitter, but with audio instead of text. In this post, I will show you you can use AudioBoo to produce several different podcast series.
The moment I heard about AudioBoo on MacBreak Weekly, I fell in love with the concept. I started my podcast ‘career’ with live audio recordings from Saint Peter’s Square, but they required a digital recorder and lots of post-processing to edit the audio and post it to the web.
It could sometimes take days, if not weeks, to get this audio content to my audience.
With AudioBoo, I can share audio impressions of events in my life without the hassle of post-production. I can record something, post it to the web via my iPhone, and share it with the world minutes after I record it!
What’s more, AudioBoo makes your updates available in an RSS feed that people can subscribe to in iTunes, so that they can download them automatically.
The short form (5 minutes max) is ideal for a number of podcast series that I produce, like ‘Healthy Catholic’, where I share my tips on how to live a healthy life.
But all these updates end up in the same RSS feed. So how could I use AudioBoo to record podcasts and have them automatically being added to the various podcast series that I produce? Continue reading “Podcasting with AudioBoo in 3 Steps”
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