I've learned that (like many projects) it's easy to get sidetracked on: * What's the best microphone to use? (There goes at least 20 hours of research and read

I've learned that (like many projects) it's easy to get sidetracked on: * What's the best microphone to use? (There goes at least 20 hours of research and reading and listening to comparisons, etc.) * What should I use to record the podcast? Audacity? Logic Pro X? Reaper (which I haven't upgraded to 5.43 yet)? * What about intro music? (More weeks pass as I reinstall and upgrade my digital audio workstation, the synth and drum plugins, my guitar interface, which oh, needs a driver upgrade...) * How should I clean up the noise? (More time passes installing and upgrading my compression plugins. Do I need to buy the latest Waves plugins? Didn't I buy that set years ago, maybe I can upgrade? Check out KVR Audio for freeware plugins...) * Where should I store the podcast? Which service? Is libsyn still good? What about podbean? * Oh, now I need a website. Spend time resurrecting an old blog. Think: maybe I should convert over to one of those newer static sites (Hugo, et al)? Hey, maybe I'll write something in Go, which I've been trying to learn! (Weeks later...) So, it's months later and I've clearly shaved far too many yaks. I don't have a podcast, but I've learned that I should just record one with whatever mic I've got, using Audacity, or whatever, and just publish the darned thing.