This is the final installment of AudioBooms exclusive Q&A with Susan Simpson.

In it, we talk about the making of the podcast and the critics response.

Our first question comes from Olivia Quava and she wants to know what equipment do you use?

So we first started and just kind of figuring out what the heck we were all doing.

I just used my headset mic and we just got a Dacity and we had some volunteers help out a bit.

After that, we got better mics. Eventually convinced everyone to get better mics.

So we're all using blue Yeti mics now.

And we have learned a lot.

I went from having zero sound knowledge to having a little sound knowledge.

Obviously it's still a totally new world for me, but I can at least understand the terminology at some extent.

Olivia also wanted to know what you like most about podcasting.

That's assuming I like it. No.

It's really different. It's not something I have experience with.

It's not a format I'm used to using.

And it's almost frustrating sometimes because I'm used to writing where I can carefully lay out everything.

There's no risk of a misstatement or accidentally not being precise enough because you just go back and edit it.

Whereas with a podcast, oftentimes I'll say something and then realize later,

that was not as precise as it meant to be or that may have given the wrong impression.

And you can't just easily, you know, delete and make a quick edit.

So it's definitely a change both in the making of it and the revising process.

But it's been fun just because it's new, I think.

You know, it's fun to take up something totally new and just see how far I can take it.

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