Wow, that’s a fascinating concept. I’m certainly aware of crowd-fund sites like Kickstarter and GoFundMe, but Patreon’s approach is somewhat different and seems better tailored to ongoing projects like a podcast. Thanks so much for the info, as well as your willingness to contribute! I’ll share this with my podcast partners, as we are discussing (at length) all the options we have for pursuing greater professionalism in our presentation. Blessings!

https://www.patreon.com/

Thanks for the tips. Yes, we are researching, asking experts, looking at equipment. Let me just say, however, that this is all volunteer on our end. We are not making money at this endeavor. I suspect if I listed my costs to blog and put together a podcast, people would be a bit surprised. I’m not complaining, because I made this choice; however, I pray that you’ll listen anyway, give us grace, and know that we are doing what we can with what we have. In the future, we will have more. In the meantime, please accept this as our ministry and listen to the content, which is quality.

By the way, one investment on my end is a quality mic. So that doesn’t seem to be the issue.

Pocket Casts is my go-to app! Thanks for mentioning it.

And funny you should mention the audio quality again, because three of the four of us have been spending our morning researching ways to improve our sound. So we’re working on it! Thanks.

http://www.shiftyjelly.com/android/pocketcasts

I too am hoping the audio gets fixed. I’m getting a kick out of hearing all your voices and learning who goes with which voice! 🙂

Thanks for all your work on this.

Oh thank you! We were so frustrated with the audio issues ourselves. My investigation said that I could fix it…with very expensive mixing equipment. *sigh* Instead, we’re focusing on better recording quality, rather than trying to edit out the issues. But we are well aware and taking steps to improve our sound, as well as invest in the future on equipment as our funds allow. Glad you listened! Blessings.