Is Syed Muzammil Hasan Zaidi considered elite?
Lastly, the middle-class topic that has gone viral is often overrated in every story. The definition of the middle class is subjective and can vary from person to person, and nobody has the right to question anyone else’s class status. The transition from middle class to upper class is a journey that can be a significant achievement for the person experiencing it, but this topic has been diluted so much that if anyone genuinely talks about this transition, it is often considered underrated or a “topi-drama” (not targeting anyone specifically). In conclusion, we should accept these types of conversations and society needs to hear both sides (unfiltered) so that we can make our own judgments about what is correct.
Reluctantly, Shaikh Ghias made this video addressing all the controversies surrounding the podcast. It was unrehearsed and unscripted, so he forgot to mention that the screenshot was not from a private group chat, it was from the TBT group. Shaikh Ghias hoped this would resolve all the issues and debates and everyone could move on. Did he do the podcast to settle scores? Did he reveal off-the-record information during the podcast? Did he post an out-of-context clip?
Are you needing a 2-place podcast setup?
You have been wanting to start up a podcast, but you are not really computer savvy and are unsure about what equipment is good quality. Whether you want a cohost or a guest for the second spot, your first podcast episodes will probably be terrible, especially if you don’t know anything about microphones or audio engineering.
Recording a single person is super easy, especially as you are learning. You can get an inexpensive headphone/mic combo and use Audacity or Garage Band. When you add additional mics, things start to get more complicated. You can’t just run 2 or more USB mics into a single computer, as delays within the USB subsystem can cause the audio to be out of sync. In this case, you will need to use some sort of mixer to handle the multiple inputs and output a single stream to your device of choice.
So, consider your first podcast a learning experience, and don’t worry too much about being perfect right away. You should get a TASCAM DR-40 and a set of headphones. It has good built-in mics and is a great little device that will last for a long time. You can also add better mics as you grow. Use a camera tripod to mount it, and start talking. It records to a flash card and can also be used as an external flash drive. The whole setup should cost less than $200. Just focus on improving and having fun.
