Miami Podcast Studios

Miami Podcast Studios describes itself as Miami’s first podcast studio, founded in 2016. The studio is on NE 24th Street in the Edgewater neighborhood, inside The Kitchen, a language localization recording facility for film and television, a short drive from Wynwood, the Design District and Midtown. Sessions are run by staff with radio broadcasting and music recording backgrounds. According to the studio, recordings made here have been featured in The New York Times, HBO Max, Apple News, Politico, Vox Media and Barstool Sports, and the logos in its client list include the BBC, Warner Bros. Discovery, Freakonomics and The Intercept.

Studio and gear

• A green-screen studio with a 13-foot Manfrotto chroma key background and room for up to three guests.
• Three Sony ZV-series cameras on a Blackmagic ATEM ISO switcher, plus a teleprompter and a MacBook Pro for screen recording and streams.
• ElectroVoice RE-320 microphones recorded on 32-bit float devices, with a separate track for every microphone.
• Ring lights, a mini key light and a pair of key lights.

Services

• Remote guests by phone, Zoom, Riverside, Squadcast, StreamYard or Skype.
• Live streaming to any platform, plus insert video and voiceover recording.
• Editing, new podcast creation and branding, and on-site recordings outside the studio.

Hours, parking and booking

An engineer is included with every session. The studio is open on weeknights, with the front desk staffed from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays, and weekend sessions have a two-hour minimum. On-street parking surrounds the building, covered parking can be arranged in advance, and the Miami Trolley and MetroBus stop at Biscayne Boulevard and 24th Street. Sessions are booked by email, phone, text or WhatsApp.