Most people start a podcast with a webcam and a cheap microphone, but a proper setup with multiple camera angles and clean audio can push past $20,000, so the project gets put off until next quarter. Running a podcast can also feel like a second job, with two hours of editing for every hour filmed, plus a consistent posting schedule. The pressure to get it right adds to the delay, since recording without a complete show plan feels reckless, and the planning turns into endless research. Finally, filler words, the sound of your own voice, and the worry about looking foolish in front of clients can end the project before it ever really gets started.

source: https://www.therookerystudio.com/four-podcasting-problems-and-how-to-solve-them/