This 16 slide document provides steps to become a radio star by creating your own podcast show on the Tuubio platform. It covers choosing a topic for your show, setting up a home studio, recording episodes with intro, content and outro segments, publishing your recorded files on Tuubio, and promoting your show on social media and to friends to gain listeners. The goal is to help users get started easily producing their own creative show.

1. How To Be a Radio
Star in 16 slides.
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2. Contents
STEP 1: What’s your show all about?
STEP 2: Get your studio ready.
STEP 3: Record your show.
STEP 4: Publish your show.
STEP 5: Promote your show.
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3. STEP 1:
What’s your show going to be
all about?
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4. Get creative – who do you want to reach with
your show? What do you want to tell them?
Example: “I want to tell my neighborhood about
my opinions on local issues.”
Example 2: “My buddy and I want to talk about
NHL hockey to sports fans since ESPN sucks
and everyone should listen to us.”
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5. On the right, we have an
example of what an episode of Intro – 1-2 minutes
a show on Tuubio might consist Use your intro to welcome your
of. Each box is a separate listeners and let them know what’s
recording. coming up in this episode.
Clip – 2 to 3+ minutes
This is just an example! Play General content of your show. Talk
around and build just the kind of about whatever you want to be
show you want. talking about and keep a good
pace!
A rule of thumb is that anything Outro – 1-2 minutes
past 3 minutes long is long so It’s good to give your listeners
be careful when going past this closure so they know when an
– give your listeners a breather episode is over. Welcome them
with some music as well. back for next time!
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6. The recordings from the previous slide will be built into your listeners’
personalized broadcast, for example like below – you’re on the radio!
Intro Song 1 Song 2 Clip 1 Song 3 Ads
Clip 2 Song 4 Song 5 Ads …etc… Outro
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7. STEP 2:
Get your studio ready.
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8. Focusing a bit on sound
quality will make your
show better for listeners.
Try to record in a room
that doesn’t echo or have
much background noise.
If you can, use a headset
to record your audio – it’ll
help quality and it makes
adjustments easier.
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9. STEP 3:
Record your show.
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10. If you’re a Mac user, then use Garageband’s Podcast mode to record.
Otherwise, we recommend the free, open-source software Audacity:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Keep the “recording level” (volume) as high as possible without the
sound breaking – Tuubio will then set the volume to a consistent level
with everything else on Tuubio when uploaded.
Save your recordings in .wav or .mp3 format (128kbps minimum).
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11. ADJUST REC LEVEL
TOO LOUD!
Place your mic further away GREAT!
or adjust recording level.

12. STEP 4:
Publishing your show.
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13. A picture/link usage example:
Log in to Tuubio Studio with
your Tuubio account. “So what’s the deal with
cat videos? If you can then
Create your show and add a click on the picture on the
new episode – you can have a Tuubio player now and
check out this video…”
picture and a link that users can
click on when listening (can be
different for each clip).
Make sure the files are in the
correct order – you can drag-
drop them to the correct
position.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1dpQKntj_w
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14. STEP 5:
Promoting your show.
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15. Make a Facebook page, get your
show an account on twitter!
Tell all your friends, have them go
listen and ask for feedback to make
your next episode even better!
If you want to really put some full-on
effort into your show and want to
market “big” then send the Tuubio
CEO an email – his details are on
the Tuubio website.
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16. Go on. Get creative.
Be a Radio Star!
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