Getting Started: The ABCs & 123s of Launching a Kids Podcast

2025-06-04

In this episode of The Kids’ Podcast Podcast, hosts Lindsay Patterson and Ira Singerman break down the nuts and bolts of starting a kids podcast—covering both the mindset and technical basics needed to launch a show. Lindsay and Ira share their own journeys into podcasting, offer advice for creators of all experience levels, and emphasize the importance of starting with sustainability in mind. Whether you're a solo creator or a brand considering a professional production, this episode gives you the foundational knowledge and inspiration to take that first step. The TL;DL (Too Long; Didn’t Listen) is at 25:00. Join us on LinkedIn to discuss the topic and a...

In this episode of The Kids’ Podcast Podcast, hosts Lindsay Patterson and Ira Singerman break down the nuts and bolts of starting a kids podcast—covering both the mindset and technical basics needed to launch a show. Lindsay and Ira share their own journeys into podcasting, offer advice for creators of all experience levels, and emphasize the importance of starting with sustainability in mind.

Whether you're a solo creator or a brand considering a professional production, this episode gives you the foundational knowledge and inspiration to take that first step.

The TL;DL (Too Long; Didn’t Listen) is at 25:00.

Join us on LinkedIn to discuss the topic and ask questions!

Takeaways:

You don’t need perfection to begin. Just take the first step. Your first episode won’t be your best—and that’s okay.
Sustainability is key. Choose an approach (DIY or professional) that fits your goals, resources, and schedule.
There are no gatekeepers. Podcasting is a powerful way to get your creative vision into the world on your own terms.
Start small and scale smart. Test your concept in manageable ways before committing to a complex production.
DIY tools are accessible and effective. With a basic mic, free editing software, and stock music, you can make a great-sounding podcast.
Brands have different needs. For IP owners and companies, podcasting should match the quality of other media efforts and likely involves a professional team.
Creative freedom is real. Audio allows for experimentation, pivoting, and growing ideas into larger media ecosystems.

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Join the conversation: Connect with us on LinkedIn (Lindsay Patterson and Ira Singerman!)

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