iPad User Magazine: Issue 68

Could an iPad be the starting point for your own podcast? In iPad User Magazine: Issue 68, the feature by Shaun McGill lays out the process—from developing a concept and visual identity to recording, editing and getting episodes out to listeners. It’s an approachable look at the creative and practical decisions behind making a show, not just pressing Record.

Plan, record and publish a podcast

The issue’s main feature follows podcast production from the early planning stages through publication. It considers artwork and descriptions, podcast hosting and WordPress, remote conversations, recording with Voice Memos, and editing with GarageBand and other audio tools. Advice on microphones, connections, recording environments and sound effects rounds out the production discussion.

More ways to get things done on iPad

Podcasting leads the issue, but the tutorials range across everyday iPad use. Find guidance on essential edits in Photos, creating forms in Numbers, and using TunnelBear to access content when you’re elsewhere in the world. The contents also highlight six apps that make use of features in iPadOS 14.

A practical read for curious iPad owners

Readers interested in starting a podcast will find a clear tour of the steps and choices involved, while other pieces offer useful ideas for working with familiar Apple apps. The emphasis is on making an iPad do more—whether that means shaping an audio project or smoothing out an everyday task.