Become a better podcaster in just one minute.
One Minute Podcast Tips gives you quick, practical advice on recording, editing and growing your show, so you can improve your podcast in just a minute a week.
Danny Brown
Danny Brown is the host of the award-winning One Minute Podcast Tips, the show that helps you be a better podcaster in just a minute a week. He’s also hosted, and co-hosted, several other podcasts – if you called him a serial podcaster, you wouldn’t be wrong! He’s been in the podcasting space for over 10 years, and has the scars to prove it.
He’s the Head of Podcaster Support and Experience at Captivate.fm, the world’s only growth-oriented podcast hosting, distribution, analytics, and monetization platform for the serious indie podcaster.
He lives in beautiful Muskoka, Ontario, Canada with his wife and two kids, where he spends winters in front of a cozy fire and summers by the lake. Well, when he finds time away from podcasting, of course…
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Hover a topic to open it, then jump straight into short, focused tips for that part of your show.
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Audience Growth
Find new listeners and give them a reason to keep coming back, episode after episode.
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Production & Editing
Shape a polished, listener-friendly episode from raw recording to final cut.
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Recording Tips
Capture clean, confident audio every time you press record.
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Podcast Tips
Everyday advice for every stage of your podcasting journey.
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Recording & Editing
From the microphone to the final cut, explained step by step.
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Quick reads you can put into practice before your next recording session.
Production
A Simple Workflow From Recording to Published Episode
Build a repeatable path from the first take to a live episode.
Read tipEditing
Why Natural Breaths and Pauses Make Podcasts Better
Keep the human rhythm in your voice and let listeners breathe with you.
Read tipAudio
Tame Your Noise Floor Without Ruining Your Audio
Reduce background noise while keeping your voice natural and full.
Read tipFrom recording to published episode
Three simple stages, each explained in about a minute. Follow the path and jump into the tips that matter most at every step.
Record with confidence
Set up your space, tighten your mic technique and capture clean audio from the very start.
Edit for your listeners
Trim, polish and keep the natural feel of your voice for wherever people actually listen.
Publish and grow
Release with a workflow you can repeat, then build an audience that keeps coming back.
Level up your setup and sound
Practical advice on gear, editing and mic technique to make every episode sound better.
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Recording
Build a Home Podcast Setup Around One Microphone
You don’t need a studio. Start with one great mic and build a simple, reliable setup around it.
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Editing
Edit Your Podcast for Where Listeners Actually Listen
Cars, commutes and earbuds: shape your mix for real-world listening.
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Recording
Five Ways to Improve Mic Technique in Sixty Seconds
Five quick fixes that make your voice clearer on the very next take.
Short on time. Big on results.
Every tip is built to be read, understood and used in about a minute, so improving your podcast never has to feel like another job.
Browse all tipsOne minute a week
Small, focused lessons that fit around a busy schedule.
Practical, not theory
Advice you can apply to your very next recording.
Real experience
Shaped by over a decade of hosting and supporting podcasters.
For every podcaster
Helpful for new shows, indie creators and seasoned hosts alike.
Quick answers
Everything you need to know before you start listening.
Start with the Special EpisodeWhat is One Minute Podcast Tips?
It’s an award-winning show hosted by Danny Brown that helps you become a better podcaster in just a minute a week.
Who is it for?
Anyone making a podcast, from first-time hosts to experienced indie creators who want quick, useful improvements.
What topics are covered?
Recording, editing, production, audience growth and general podcast tips. Browse them any time from the categories above.
Where should I start?
Try the Special Episode, then pick the category that matches the part of your show you want to improve first.
Ready for your next one-minute win?
Start with the Special Episode or dive into a category and make your next recording your best yet.