Hey Podcast Fam, 

Recording a single podcast episode is easy to schedule. Recording three fully produced episodes — with matching edits and social content — usually means three separate bookings, three rounds of turnaround, and three chances for your process to fall out of sync.

The 3-3-3 September Bundle solves that by packaging three complete episode productions into one streamlined offer, available for a limited time this September.

What Is the 3-3-3 September Bundle?

The 3-3-3 Bundle is a batch production package built for podcasters who want to get ahead of their content calendar instead of managing it episode by episode. Instead of booking, editing, and clipping one session at a time, you lock in three complete productions in a single package.

What's included:

• 3 x 60-minute studio recording sessions
• 3 x 4K edits
• 3 x vertical social clips from each recording (9 social clips total)

Each session results in a fully produced, ready-to-publish episode plus a set of short-f...

Hey Podcast Fam, 

If you've priced out podcast production, you've probably noticed the numbers don't line up. One freelancer quotes $50 an episode. An agency quotes $1,500. A friend swears they got it done for free. None of them are lying — they're just talking about completely different jobs.

Here's what actually goes into producing an episode, what each piece costs on its own, and what it looks like when it's bundled into one session.

The Three Things You're Actually Paying For

Podcast production isn't one line item — it's three separate jobs that happen to get lumped into "making a podcast":

1. Studio time. Recording space, equipment, and someone running it. This is the part most people picture when they think "podcast production," but it's only the first step.
2. Editing. Turning a raw recording into something listenable — cutting dead air, leveling audio, fixing mistakes, and in some cases full sound design and mixing.
3. Clips. Short, captioned segments cut from the full episo...

Hey Podcast Fam, 

Did you know Operation Podcast can bring your show anywhere in the Greater Los Angeles area? We capture great podcast moments in any setting, with the same expert team, pro equipment, and seamless service you know from our studio — just on the road. 

Mobile Recording Made Easy

If you caught Daniel Wall's interviews with Benny Blanco, DJ Marshmello, and the Jonas Brothers, you already have a feel for what this looks like in practice. All three were recorded on location, outside of our studio. That's the setup we bring with us — same gear, same crew, same care, wherever you need it to be.

• Daniel Wall x Benny Blanco (YouTube)
• Daniel Wall x DJ Marshmello (YouTube)
• Daniel Wall x Jonas Brothers (YouTube)

Your Podcast, Your Location

Ready to explore the possibilities of taking your podcast beyond the studio walls and into the vibrant landscape of Los Angeles?

Get in touch and let's plan your shoot →

Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes insights and exciting p...

Hey Podcast Fam, 

Here's something most video podcasters don't realize: your setup usually isn't the problem. Your framing is.

You can have a $2,000 camera and still look amateur — or a $200 webcam and look like a network show. The difference almost always comes down to three fixable things. Here's your pre-record checklist:

Find Your "Power" Eye Line

Camera too low, and you're looming over your audience. Too high, and you shrink yourself on screen. Neither builds trust with a viewer.

The fix: Lens at eye level, with your eyes landing in the top third of the frame — the same ratio broadcast news has used for decades because it reads as authoritative without feeling aggressive.

Pro tip: Look directly at the lens, not at your own face on the preview screen. It feels unnatural for the first few sessions, but it's the single fastest way to fix "shifty eye contact" on video

Stop "Frame Drift" Mid-Recording

Frame drift is when your position slowly shifts during a session — a lean her...

Hey Podcast Fam,

The best podcast moments don't always happen in a studio. They happen in the boardroom where the deal was made, on the conference floor mid-event, or in a space that carries the weight of the story.

Off-site production means we come to you. Instead of coming to the studio, our team brings the full setup — cameras, audio, lighting, and producer — directly to your location. 

For podcasters across Greater Los Angeles, here's what that means for your show.

Who It's Built For

Off-site production is great for:

• Corporate and branded podcasts
• On-location interviews
• High-profile guests with limited availability
• Creators looking for a custom visual style

The setting becomes a part of the episode's story, adding context and immersion to your conversation. 

Off-Site Production in Action

A good example is Daniel Wall's podcast, which featured interviews with Benny Blanco and The Jonas Brothers, recorded by Operation Podcast. The location changed, but the product...