🎥 Best Camera for Podcasting in 2025


Hi Reader,

If you’re starting a video podcast this year or leveling up your production quality, one of your first big questions will be:

“What’s the best camera to use?”

In my latest video, I cover:

  • The camera I recommend for remote setups
  • Why I’ve changed my stance on using an iPhone for podcasting
  • And the ultimate all-around camera for podcasters in 2025

Whether you’re filming solo or running a multi-angle setup with guests, this video will save you time, money, and plenty of headaches.

🎥 Watch it here on YouTube.

And if you're feeling stuck and need some hands on help with starting or growing your podcast, book a free strategy call here.

In your corner,
Misbah Haque

P.S. Want a quick Podcast Audit to help you grow this year? Take my free quiz in less than 3mins here.

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Misbah Haque

I write about high agency thinking and skill acquisition.

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