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3.5
To record and publish audio shows on the internet
  • verb
  • /ˈpɒdkæstɪŋ/
  • Texting
translation icon : grabar un podcast
  • They have been podcasting for several months, gaining a loyal audience with each episode.

Examples

  • And then it got to the point where we were podcasting on Mondays.

  • It is a gloomy, rainy day and we are here podcasting once again.

  • I think our channel specifically is far, far different from what podcasting used to be.

  • This, you know, podcasting thing really is just sort of part time.

  • Long form podcasting allows people to speak at levels above daytime CNN.

  • But now since podcasting kind of took over and Twitter and social media, yeah, they're dead.

  • Just curious, you know, when I started podcasting, I didn't know.

  • OK, Kyle Stevens also asks, how do you feel your podcasting style has evolved over time?

  • Last year, I started podcasting weekly to share my thoughts on the latest technology trends.

  • She enjoys podcasting about true crime stories in her spare time.

Synonyms

to podcast
vsto podcasting
  • Texting
3 4.0

To make audio episodes available online to download or stream

records and publishes only audio episodes rather than focusing on distribution

Surface Forms

podcast infinitive
podcasted past
podcasted past participle
podcasting present participle
podcasts third person singular

Morphology

podcasting = podcast (transparent) = podcast + ing

Present participle formed by adding '-ing' to the verb 'podcast'; standard and transparent verb morphology.

Etymology

Podcasting comes from joining pod, from the portable player iPod, and cast, from broadcast meaning 'to send out'. So to podcast is to record and publish audio episodes on the internet for people to listen to.