Podcast editing and post production, full podcast production and show management, podcast strategy and format development, video podcast editing for YouTube, show notes and SEO content, and reels and promotional assets.

Some clients hire me purely for podcast editing. Others work with me as a full podcast production partner where I help shape the show and manage the entire process.

You work directly with me. Podlad is not a podcast production agency where projects are handed between different people. I work closely with each client so that the strategy, editing and creative decisions stay consistent throughout.

Yes. If you already record your own podcast and simply need professional podcast editing, I handle audio cleanup, removing mistakes and long pauses, mixing and mastering, and adding intros, music and transitions. Every episode sounds polished and professional before it goes live.

Yes. Many podcasts now have both an audio version and a video version for YouTube. I edit video podcasts so the conversation flows well on screen while still working as an audio podcast. This includes multi-camera editing, short form clips, YouTube thumbnails and titles, and formatting for different platforms.

Most of my work falls into founder and entrepreneur podcasts, business and thought leadership podcasts, interview and conversation based podcasts, and branded podcasts for companies. The most important thing is that the show has a clear audience and purpose.

It depends on the level of support you need. Podcast editing only is typically priced per episode. Full podcast production — which includes strategy, editing, publishing and ongoing development — is priced as a monthly package. The best way to understand what makes sense for your show is a short conversation.

Most podcast editing projects are delivered within one to two business days. If you need a faster turnaround that can usually be arranged.

Yes. Revisions are a normal part of podcast production. If something needs adjusting after the first edit it can usually be turned around quickly.

No long term contracts. You pay for what you need. Most clients stay because the work is consistent and the relationship makes the process easier — not because they are locked in.

I am a podcast producer based in Dublin, Ireland. The vast majority of my work is remote. I work with clients across Ireland, the UK, Europe, the United States, Canada and Australia. Remote podcast production works extremely well today and most clients find it seamless.

To an extent, yes. Professional podcast editing can reduce background noise, balance levels and improve clarity. Some recordings are beyond repair. If you send a sample I am happy to test it and show you the result before you commit to anything.

Yes, but it depends on how the show is designed. A podcast works best as a way to build relationships, share expertise and create long form content that builds trust with the right audience. The most effective business podcasts focus on meaningful conversations rather than chasing download numbers.

Book a free call. Whether you are launching a new show, improving an existing podcast or looking for a podcast production partner, the goal of that conversation is simply to understand what you want the show to achieve and see if working together makes sense.