I help podcast hosts with the behind-the-scenes stuff so they can focus on actually making the show.
For most of my clients, that looks like editing, show notes, and publishing. You know, the nitty-gritty that has to be done well, but doesn’t need to take over your life. Making sure your show sounds great is important, but my real value is being a human on the other end of your audio, listening carefully to each word and shaping it with your listener in mind.
Most of my professional life has been spent in radio, most recently hosting one of the top morning shows in Oklahoma City. Being on the mic myself gives me an advantage as an editor and producer - I know what it feels like to talk for a living, to chase a thought, to backtrack, and hopefully land somewhere better than where you started.
My goal is always the same: episodes that are clear in their message without sounding chopped or scripted. The show should feel natural and conversational, just tighter. More concise.
I started editing podcasts professionally in 2017, back when most people were still figuring out what a podcast even was. Since then, I’ve worked on a lot of shows, both large and small, and I approach all of them the same way - with care, consistency, and respect for the host and the listener.
If you want someone who treats your podcast like a real conversation and not just an audio file, I’m your gal!
What My Clients Are Saying
“Rachael’s podcast editing services have helped us take the Paid Search Podcast to the next level, and her services have also helped us grow our audience. Her editing frees us up to focus on making great content, and it also makes our show a better listen. Her work allows us to put out a higher quality podcast, her professionalism is top notch, and her work pays for itself with the value she adds. If you’re looking for a podcast editor, I strongly recommend Rachael Jamison.”