How to Start a Podcast From Anywhere in the World (The Easy Way)
Nomadic Side Hustle Strategy 7
🌍 Welcome to This Week’s Nomadic Side Hustle Strategy
Each strategy is designed to be simple, practical, and doable from anywhere, whether you’re at home, on the road, or planning your next adventure.
Enjoy this week’s breakdown, and remember: consistent focused action is what turns ideas into income.
This post is for paid members of The 50+ Nomad Club only.
🎙 Start a Podcast
Got stories, insights, or experience to share? Podcasting is a great way to connect with an audience while building a portable, purpose-driven brand around your voice.
I just started my podcast 5 weeks ago and have already racked up over 5000 downloads!
It’s easier than ever to record quality episodes on the go, and you don’t need a big audience to start. Just a clear message, a bit of structure, and the willingness to keep going.
Perfect if you love meaningful conversations or have a topic you’re passionate about.
🧠 What You’re Really Offering
A podcast is more than just talk, you're creating:
Connection and trust with listeners
Long-form content you can repurpose
A reason for people to keep coming back
A potential platform for future products or partnerships
It’s a personal, flexible way to build your own little corner of the internet.
🛠 Skills You’ll Need
Clear speaking voice and storytelling
Basic recording and editing
Interviewing (if featuring guests)
Simple marketing knowledge
Organised episode planning
💸 Startup Costs
You can start small or go pro depending on your setup.
Microphone: $50–$150 (e.g. DJI Mic Mini, Samson Q2U, Blue Yeti)
Recording software: Free (Voice Memos - iphone, Audacity, GarageBand)
Hosting: Free–$20/month (Substack, Spotify for Podcasters, Buzzsprout)
Optional extras:
Pop filter or windscreen: $10–$30
Portable mic for travel: $60–$100
Audio editing software: $0–$20/month
Total setup: ~$50–$150 to begin
⏰ Time Commitment
Planning: 1–2 hours per episode
Recording: 30mins–2 hours
Editing: 30mins-1 hour
Marketing: 1–2 hours/week
Guest coordination: 1–2 hours/guest
