Got hours of uncut conversations to deal with? Blips, bloopers, and stutters? Good timing! It’s time for post production. And in most cases, podcast editing is where the magic really happens. Why? You transform your podcast from idea into end-to-end listening experience.

Scheduled your first recording but have no clue how to do it? It’s easy to get lost in the jungle of remote podcasting. We chatted with podcast creators from Buffer, The Villages, and KPMG about how they do it.

More and more companies turn to internal podcasts to boost remote culture, be a more authentic leader, onboard new talent, inspire their employees, or deepen their internal comms. We get it; there are many good reasons why you should do it, too. This article sets you up for success from the get-go with our “Podcasts for Teams” canvas.

Podcasts don’t necessarily need a fixed format - they are your playground. But here are eight ways big companies use internal podcasts to engage, inspire and inform their employees.

We chatted with internal podcasters from Bayer, Booking.com, JetBlue Airways, Share Now, and Zalando about how and why they do it. Here’s what we learned: