That's something I noticed a while ago: all podcasters have those huge microphones in front of them - sometimes with a gigantic boom - that wouldn't look out of place on 1950s TV. But unlike in the 1950s, they're not trying to hide them, no no: the more visible, the bigger, the better.

I can't figure out the point of that prop. If I did a podcast, I'd try to unclutter the shot myself.

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[–] 16 points 22 hours ago (2 children)

Studio mics tend to be big, it has its advantages. If your main medium is audio, a huge mic is not a problem.

Podcast is mainly an audio thing with video as an afterthought to reach more platforms.

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