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336 Steve Stewart - A Podcast Veteran (and fellow DJ) Shares His Transformation from Podcaster to Editor

Jan 31, 2024

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In this heartwarming and insightful episode, I have the immense pleasure of sitting down with the podcast editing virtuoso, Steve Stewart. As we delve into Steve's transformative journey from a passionate podcaster to a seasoned editor, his infectious enthusiasm for the craft radiates through every story shared. From the cherished t-shirt wall in his studio—a testament to the community he's built—to the touching tribute to a dear friend he lost, our conversation is woven with life's unexpected turns and the joy of finding one's calling. Steve's narrative is not just inspiring—it's a reminder of how our work can evolve into a passion that not only shapes our lives but also enriches an entire industry.

Steve lends his profound insights into the game-changing advancements in editing software and the rise of video content. I'm thrilled to bring you this episode—a peek behind the audio scenes with a pioneer who's been instrumental in steering the podcasting community through its most significant growth spurt. Get ready to be captivated, for this is not just a conversation; it's an invitation to be part of a growing industry.

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Key Takeaways

00:00 A Podcast Editor's Career and Journey

10:19 Career Paths, Vinyl Collections, and Breakdancing

21:54 Nostalgic Conversations About Old-School Music

30:34 Podcast Editing Evolution and Video Rise

38:56 Podcast Editing's Role in Video Production

48:53 Changing Podcast Landscape and Platforms

Tweetable Quotes

"Podcasting isn't just about the voice—it's an art that's constantly evolving."

"Life, much like editing audio, is a complex layering of experiences and choices."

"I'm a work in progress, just like everybody else. My biggest problem is I'm judgmental and every day I reign it in... I have to humble myself and tell myself you're probably not right anyway, Steve. So shut up, don't say anything."