What Does a Podcast Producer Do?

The number of podcasts has exploded over the past decade: Nearly 60 percent of American consumers listen to one or more of the 2 million podcasts available today. And someone’s got to produce all those podcasts!
While many novice podcasters do the heavy lifting independently, there are podcast professionals for hire. After all, planning, producing, and promoting a podcast is a time-intensive endeavor.
Podcast producers are responsible for pitching show ideas, finding, researching, and booking guests, prepping hosts, recording, editing, publishing each episode, and promoting the show. Sometimes, podcast producers are also responsible for finding advertisers.
To illustrate, we interviewed digital media producer Jeffrey Crane Graham. Jeffrey produces podcasts for some big-name talent; think actor and journalist Maria Menounos, Emmy-nominated actor Illeana Douglas, and award-winning screenwriters Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKenna. He prefers to do the behind-the-scenes work but will pop on to co-host every once in a while.
He lent us his expertise on the topic of podcasting. What does a podcast producer do, and what does it take to be successful? In this video, he gives us a rundown of his day-to-day podcasting life so you can decide if it’s a career path for you.
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So your job as a producer is to do everything possible to even have an episode possible. Okay. See why Joe Rogan yells just look up on google, type in and says some random question that chat gtp-4 wouldn’t understand