I run Podcuts on my own - podcast post-production for people who take their show seriously. You record it; everything after is mine to sort.
I trained in music production years back. That's where the ear came from - pacing, mix, knowing when a moment drags - and it's still what I reach for when I'm shaping an episode.
Podcuts started as a handful of free edits for people I knew and grew into the whole job. Now it's a roster of shows across health, storytelling and long-form conversation, looked after week to week.
I take the recording. You get back a finished episode - audio cleaned, conversation tight, video graded, clips ready. Publish it yourself, or hand the whole thing to me and it goes live without you touching it again.
You deal with me directly - not a team, not a queue, not an account manager. The same person edits your show every week, so it sounds like itself every time. Something's wrong, you tell me, I fix it.
The person you talk to is the person doing the work. Nothing gets lost in a handover.
A finished episode back within the week, every week. Fast turnaround, consistent quality - that's the service I offer.
Your show sounds like itself every time - the same feel, whoever the guest is and however it was recorded.