Testing, 1, 2: Start podcasting with these apps

Passionate about a topic and eager to share? Ready to show off your radio voice and interviewing skills? Record content, distribute to listening platforms, and find your audience with these apps.

Anchor is one of the biggest names in podcast recording thanks in large part to its intuitive interface. It’s easy to import audio and music (or use Anchor’s own background tunes), then trim, add transitions, and split recordings into segments. Give your podcast a distinctive look with cover art, and find out who's listening and what they're responding to with detailed stats and insights.

Check out a library of millions of podcasts, then record your own episodes or broadcast live. If your podcast has several hosts or collaborators – or you’re interviewing a remote guest – start a group podcasting session that records from multiple devices at once. Upgrade to access more opportunities for monetizing and expanding your podcast’s reach.

This iHeart app is dedicated to podcast creation, but with the option to broadcast your show live or record it for future release. Record audio or import files and use professional-quality, easy-to-use tools to mix voice recordings, sound effects, and audio tracks, so you can create and broadcast anywhere.

Twitch gained popularity in the gaming community, but its livestreaming features are great for any aspiring broadcaster. Stream content ranging from coding tutorials to musical performances, and chat with your audience as you broadcast. Get started just with an idea (or a game) and your phone.