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Podcast Production Skills

Launch Your Show.
No Studio Required.

Haneja Lexesa is a skill development platform for creators who want to produce real podcasts from home. Learn microphone technique, audio editing, episode structure, and distribution — step by step, at your own pace.

No broadcast journalism certification required

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Microphone Technique
Audio Editing
Episode Structure
Show Notes Writing
Platform Distribution
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What We Do

Practical Skills for Real Podcasters

Most people who want to start a podcast know what they want to say. What they lack is the technical foundation to make it sound professional. Haneja Lexesa addresses exactly that gap.

Our courses cover every part of the production process — from setting up a microphone in a bedroom to publishing a finished episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and beyond. The curriculum is built around what working independent podcasters actually use, not broadcast industry workflows designed for newsrooms.

You do not need prior audio experience. You do not need journalism credentials. You need a willingness to learn and something worth saying.

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Why Haneja Lexesa

What the Program Offers

Home Studio Focus

Every technique taught here works in a regular room with consumer-grade equipment. No professional studio assumptions. No acoustic treatment requirements beyond basics.

Software You Actually Use

Lessons cover Audacity, GarageBand, Adobe Audition, and Descript — the tools independent creators reach for, with practical exercises rather than feature walkthroughs.

Structured Learning Path

Skill levels from complete beginner to advanced producer guide you through a logical sequence. Each module builds on the previous one so nothing feels out of order.

Distribution Included

The program does not stop at editing. You learn how to submit to directories, write show notes that get indexed, and set up an RSS feed that works across platforms.

Self-Paced Format

Access course material on your own schedule. Revisit sections when you need a refresher. No deadlines tied to cohort schedules or live session requirements.

No Prerequisites

No journalism degree, broadcasting background, or audio engineering training required. The skill-level system places you where you actually are, not where a prerequisite list says you should be.

Course Areas

What You Will Learn

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Foundation

Microphone Technique

Positioning, distance, room acoustics, pop filters, and gain staging. Understand why recordings sound the way they do before reaching for a plugin.

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Production

Editing Software

Cut, clean, and arrange audio with confidence. Noise reduction, EQ, compression, and export settings explained for podcast-specific output.

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Content

Episode Structure

How to open strong, hold attention through the middle, and close in a way that brings listeners back. Applicable to interview, solo, and narrative formats.

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Publishing

Distribution

RSS feeds, hosting platforms, directory submissions, and show notes that help search engines find your episodes. The full publishing workflow from file to live.

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Skill Levels

Start Where You Are

The program is structured around four skill levels. Each one addresses a different stage of podcasting knowledge. You can enter at any level and move through at your own pace.

  • Foundations — Equipment setup, basic recording, first episode
  • Intermediate — Editing workflows, audio quality, episode consistency
  • Advanced — Narrative audio, multi-track production, show branding
  • Publishing — Distribution, SEO for podcasts, audience growth basics
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The People Behind It

Instructors With Production Experience

The Haneja Lexesa curriculum is developed and taught by independent podcasters and audio producers. Not academics. Not broadcast journalists. People who have built shows from scratch using the same tools and constraints you have.

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Marcus Delano

Audio Production Lead

Female storytelling editor in her early 40s, Black, wearing a charcoal blazer, standing in front of a minimal white wall with a warm expression

Priya Shenkar

Audio Storytelling Instructor

Male distribution specialist in his late 40s, Latino, wearing a light grey shirt, seated at a minimal desk with a relaxed confident posture

Daniel Osei

Publishing and Distribution

Ready to Start Recording?

Browse the course catalog or reach out with questions about which skill level fits where you are right now.