If you remember in the episode nine hundred and twenty- seven, the one
published on the 22nd of last February, I brought you a manifesto for guests
and hosts of the podcast, but personally I have not finished convincing and I
promised you a chapter dedicated not only to the hosts, but also to the
guests of podcast. We welcome you to the other side of the microphone,
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everything that has to do with podcast production. Today I want to bring you
a little decalogue that I have prepared for all those who are to be invited
to a podcast soon. Today I want to give you ten advices that you
have to take into account and that come from the hand of the sponsor of
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in the form of a daily podcast. Today I want to offer you ten
little advices for all those who are or have been invited to podcast, so
that the next time you go to a podcast as guests, let' s
say do it a little bit better than you have done so far. Hey,
I don' t mean you guys did it wrong, but I personally
think that' s ten points we should all take into account when it comes
to going as a guest to a new podcast. The first of them is
that, first of all, you do not accept the invitation and you will
say Hambré Jorge, if you are telling me that it is ten tips to
go as a guest to a podcast and now you tell me not to go,
yes, yes, but let me explain first. My recommendation is not
to automatically say yes. Oh. I' m going, I' m
going, I' m going, as soon as the invitation comes to you.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, count me in.
Don' t wait to hear the other nine points. You' ll see
what I mean. Why, because it' s possible that that podcast might
fit you, because it doesn' t fit you, it doesn' t
fit you. No. No, no, it' s not your style
and in the end go to a place where you don' t feel comfortable
or comfortable where the format might be, because it doesn' t appeal to
you because it is very serious or because it is very relaxed or because it
deals with topics that don' t go with you, because there is no
feeling with the presentation by the presenter or with any of the guests. Hey,
you don' t know what you' re gonna find. If you
don' t listen to the podcast before, it' s the second of
the tips, so be it, whether you accept or don' t listen
to the podcast, where you' re going to be invited by God,
because you don' t know what you' re going to find. However,
if you listen to their previous episodes, because you will know a little
bit about the pitch, where you will play, where you will be,
where you will record, it will help you to know its members will help
you to know a little. The style. It will help you a little,
then, to discover the format in which you have to integrate, because
that is another one of the tips. Now I' m telling you,
but it' s me I think it' s ideal for you to listen
to the podcast where you' re going as a guest, because if you
don' t, you don' t know where you are and everything goes
to new. You don' t know if they record false direct, you
don' t know if you have to follow a script to the finger,
you don' t know how many participants they are. You don' t
know, you don' t know. You don' t know. He
doesn' t listen to the podcast, which is a good way to know,
because where you' re going to go as a guest. On the
other hand, another small point, the third Council is interesting in its own
way. If it' s a style as I said, more serious,
if it' s a more casual style, if it' s a style
that goes through sections. Hey, every person who comes on this podcast records
his piece and here we don' t intervene between each other. It is
not a conversation or, on the contrary, it is a conversation where the
microphone is open and you can participate at any time. Or many times it
' s happened to me that I invite someone to this podcast and they think
they' re going to talk to me, but they' re not.
There are chapters that do keep a conversation, but normally, when I bring
a guest, I ask him to record himself with three small pauses, but
he won' t record with me. He goes on, as we say,
to make a chapter himself or herself. So, if you' re
interested in the podcast style and listen to it, you' ll naturally know
a little better than what you' re going to face. You also have
to help the creator or creator of the podcast by providing a small presentation so
that they know you a little better both the members of the team and the
listeners themselves. If you facilitate that presentation, if you have a few small
texts prepared to send it every time you are invited to a podcast, because
that will make life much easier for the presenter or the just of this podcast,
and since you already give him the work done and when it comes to
presenting you, he presents you properly and, above all, as you like
to be introduced. There are times that I have been introduced by the creator
of a project that, perhaps, that project because it was already very out
of date or, perhaps, they have been wrong thinking that I created an
event when I actually made another one, but if not, if I provide
the data, there is no doubt. Those are the data that I have
contributed and that integrates it into his script and you are presented as you would
like to be introduced now you also don' t want to be caught at
the end of your presentation that, maybe later, because the back, touch
a little to adapt it to their initial greetings or maybe they take some data
and others don' t. Anyway, you also contribute and you can a
photo if you have a photo where you like how you get out, so
man, that prevents them from taking a photo that you have out there on
any website. A photo where you go wrong, a photo from ten years
ago, a photo when you were a kid, a photo where you go
out hugging someone who doesn' t take you anyway put the photo, just
like we provided the presentation. We' ll also give you the picture and
help you. We put a little easier on the podcast, where we will
attend as a guest, our presentation and if they have to contribute, if
they have to create some images, because there they have our photo, the
photo that we have chosen, we and us, as the presentation that we
and we have chosen. We put him on the easy road. On the
other hand, take advantage of that email, that contact call where you sent
your presentation and ask what it will take, where we will record, what
technical aspects I have to take into account. We' re going to shoot
face- to- face or it' s going to be online, if
it' s going to be online. What' s the system. You
record, you record for Discord, you record for Tzoom, you record for
Google Meat, you record for I don' t know why caster, where
you record what I' m going to need. You need me to be,
I don' t know. You need me to have the webcam because
we' re going to broadcast on Twitch. You need to be in an
environment it is always recommended not that this is a quiet environment, that there
are not many noises, but you never know. There are people who,
maybe they want to invite you to their podcast and they' re going to
film you face- to- face. And listen if you want to come
to Madrid, how, in my case, because twenty and we recorded together,
but you don' t know that if you don' t ask.
On the other hand, it is also convenient to review your own configuration before
beginning to record and during the recording I have happened on some occasion that I
have here my microphone prepared, my rodecaster, aquirist, my computer with battery,
my stable connection, and it turns out that I have recorded with the
microphone that was not. I recorded the laptop with the microphone because I didn
' t realize it. Oh, my God, I' ve checked everything
before, but I haven' t checked it right, right, right during
the recording, because that' s when you have to check it out or
even ask the podcast creator. You hear me, you hear this here you
heard that I' m playing the microphone, because if I had the microphone
on the computer, because I set it up, well, that wouldn'
t have sounded. If I ask the other person how he hears me if
he hears me from the right microphone, that will let me know that the
setup is okay, but if we don' t check it, we might
get over it and eventually there' s a recording. I' m not
gonna say bad, but worse than it could have been. It is also
advisable to record your own track, recording or even the entire podcast. If
you can do it both ways, record the track on one side or all
to the podcast, in case for whatever the other person is, because he
has some mistake or any problem occurs. Hey, it doesn' t cost
anything. We' re doing him a big favor, and in case something
happens, we' re sure to save his life from that podcast. And
I testify that this is happening. It happens so if we can get the
patch ready for before the wound is done, better than better. Eighth point
of this decalogue to collaborate, to collaborate in what they ask you, to
collaborate in what the podcast, well, hear that they tell you to prepare
us, please, in the script because put the points that you are going
to discuss on this aspect or pass us. I don' t know.
Take part in the podcast interested you hear you have some stage ready, how
you usually do it divided into blocks. Listen I am prevented from sending you,
because what I said before, a small presentation, a photo and more
or less the text that I am going to deal with, because it collaborates.
If the podcast asks you or labors a man who costs nothing and is
inviting you to a foreign house. Don' t go there like you'
re going. I don' t know a super guest they' re gonna
make. Every man gets involved in this podcast. Finally, point nine of
ten to thank you for the opportunity if you are invited to a project of
which it is not yours and you are grateful, because surely they will invite
you again, invite you in other projects and hear, because it is never
too much. You will not be grateful when they invite you to participate somewhere,
when they open the doors for you, in this case of a podcast
and when, moreover, because they give you visibility, they give you presence,
I don' t know you integrate they welcome you, since less than
thank you for the opportunity that being grateful seems to you that it costs us
money to be grateful in some cases. And we also need to help with
the dissemination. The recording of a podcast, whether or not it ends when
it is finished. The recording of a podcast ends when the episode is published.
And there too, we must be grateful. We need to help,
We need to promote, We need to present that episode to our listeners or
our social media followers. We need to help promote that podcast. This,
man, I am not going to say that you are very heavy and that
you give more prominence to this podcast, where you have shaken as a guest,
that I open these own projects, but that minimum man, if they
launch it on social networks, share it also for those social networks mention it
in your podcast, because I was the other day in this podcast as a
guest and I had a great time. We talked about this and we talked
about the other thing and I spent a nice little while and I recommend you
listen to it, that you listen to it I leave the link in the
notes of the episode. I' m not talking about this about today'
s not good. Yeah, look, you' re gonna let me.
A little while ago Tony had breakfast with Baby. He invited me to participate
in a special episode on the occasion of the death of the creator of Dragon
Ball, Akira to Toriyema. Well, look, I want to thank from
here that Tony invited me last Friday and I' m going to leave you
a link to that year' s episode in vib time where he paid homage
and next to me there were many guests, plus we recorded at the end
our voice notes to send them to Tony. Thank you very much, Tony
for inviting me to participate. There. You have a link to an episode
where I participated as a guest. Little review of this decalogue. First of
all, do not accept the invitation first. First let' s do the
next steps that accepting the invitation is going to be fifth. The fifth point
first, first of all, we will not accept it. What we'
re going to do first is listen to the podcast where we' re going
to participate. Thirdly, you will be interested in the style of that program
to see if it fits our attitude. The fourth point to present our presentation
in the event that we say yes, together with the acceptance of that invitation,
we will provide our own presentation and a photo so that they do not
have to look for it. Taking advantage of that evil, too. Let
' s ask the technical aspects of the recording of that podcast to see if
it fits us, because listen to the best if they invite me to participate
in a podcast in Almeria and I am from Barcelona, because we have it
a little complicated, but good in case it is online. Let' s
go to the next point, check our settings before and during the recording,
which may be that we to our ball with our podcast, have it all
super well configured, but let' s go to a platform that we'
re not used to and change the microphone and we mess it up or we
can' t listen well or whatever happens. We always have to check it
out. On the other hand, since we are invited in case the recording
is damaged, the communication is cut, we are going to record our track
when we are already in full recording, we see our track separately or the
podcast completely. It is never known whether we should use or use that backup.
On the other hand, we are going to help in everything that this
podcast asks of us. We will collaborate on everything we can, as well
as thank you for the opportunity to participate He hears that it costs nothing,
thank you that we are invited to a new project, we will also help.
Finally, we are going to help spread. Once they publish it,
we' re going to give it hype, man, which is for our
own good, since we' ve been invited, because we' re less
grateful to you spreading this episode. How we are also going to spread this
chapter that this one you are listening to today on your social networks, man
who costs nothing and by the way, on social networks, specifically on Twitter.
I invite you to join a new edition of the podcast talk. If
you don' t look, I' m not going to tell you any
more find the hashtag. Let' s talk podcast all together so you see
what I' m up to or every Wednesday on social media, good on
Twitter, so you see what I' m up to today on Twitter have
and now I say goodbye and like every day, I go back to that
place where you are right now on the other side of the microphone.