Mike and Malte walk you through some options for editing programs as well as where and how to distribute your podcast so that your listeners can actually find you.

Habib Msallem talks to Rowan Emslie and Sarah-Taïssir Bencharif about their respective podcasts Connected and Disaffected as well as Politico's EU Confidential.

Mawi Peeters walks you through what a podcast space should look like.

Mike Ball talks to Bethany Meban and Lily Murdoch about the SolarPower Europe Shine On policycast and how they are using video in their podcast in a different way.

Brett Kobie talks with Shweta Kulkarni van Biesen. The conversation highlights the bustling and sometimes overwhelming environment of the Parliament, where Shweta reflects on her experiences as an Indian woman finding her place in the EU communications field. She discusses the initial identity crisis many face in the EU quarter, struggling with relevance and self-discovery. Shweta recounts her early days representing a medical devices trade association and her efforts to raise awareness about plasma donation, despite feeling insignificant amidst the personal concerns of others in Brussels.

The podcast emphasizes the universal nature of identity crises among newcomers to the EU quarter and Shweta's journey to find her voice and place. She offers advice to others, encouraging them to recognize the value of their unique experiences and contributions. The episode aims to explore the diverse, often hidden aspects of life within the European Parliament and the broader EU quarter, combining personal stories with broader political and social contexts.

Habib walks you through some possible different formats that you could use for your podcast.

Brett Kobie talks with Evi Kiorri and Malte Ketelsen about how podcasting started at Euractiv and what it took to make it a success.

Mike and Malte talk you through the gear you should get to produce your podcast.