The main goal of this project is to identify the best software and hardware to use for Jobby's podcasts, turn the raw recording into a polished episode by tuning, mixing, adjusting levels, remove background noises, and editing out awkward pauses, do market research on potential clients to be featured on Jobby's podcast, build questions to be asked during to clients during Jobby's podcast, work with video editors to create the best clips to promote each podcast using short form content, and communicate the vision and goal of each podcast session to our video editors so they know which parts podcast parts are important when making short form content to promote the podcast.

By the end of the project, students should demonstrate:

- An understanding of the best software and hardware to use for Jobby's podcasts.

- The ability to turn raw recordings into a polished episode by tuning, mixing, adjusting levels, removing background noises, and editing out awkward pauses.

- Market research on potential clients to be featured on Jobby's podcast.

- The ability to build questions to be asked during to clients during Jobby's podcast.

- Working with video editors to create the best clips to promote each podcast using short form content.

- Communicating the vision and goal of each podcast session to our video editors so they know which parts podcast parts are important when making short form content to promote the podcast.

Final deliverables should include:

- A written report outlining the best software and hardware to use for Jobby's podcasts.

- A written report outlining the process of turning raw recordings into a polished episode.

- A written report outlining the questions to be asked during to clients during Jobby's podcast.

- Clips created by video editors to promote each podcast using short form content.

Learners will work closely with the manager in charge of Jobby's podcast process who will supervise their work and be available for questions. They will instruct them on our process, and they will have weekly or bi-weekly meetings to gain feedback on their overall work. The manager in charge of this project will review their edits of each podcast as well as review the questions they've drafted, the software and hardware suggestions they have made and their reasoning behind it, as well as their research into potential clients and their video editing vision to ensure it meets our standards for quality. Regular communication will also be conducted via slack.