Step 1

When making a podcast at home, invite participants to a Group Video chat. 

Some Chat programmes (such as Google Meet) give you the option to record the entire chat and download it as a video file. Alternatively, follow this link for guidance on screencasting. 

Step 2

Ask each participant to record their own audio for the duration of the podcast. 

This means that you will have a good quality audio recording of each participants speech throughout your podcast.

Ideally, everyone should have a similar quality level of audio. The most accessible way is likely asking everyone to record using their phones.

Step 3

At the end of your Podcast session, ask each participant to send you their Audio recording.

There are a number of different ways to share files with other people online. You could create a shared folder using Google Drive, or use a file-sharing service such as WeTransfer.

Step 4

Now you can edit together your Podcast using each participant's audio recording. 

This video shows an example of how to edit together multiple recordings of the same audio, using the editing software Adobe Audition. 

This editing technique can be applied across a range of audio editing programmes. If you don't have access to Adobe Audition, this document has some examples of different editing programmes.