Live Streaming for Podcasts & Video Content

Twin Cities Podcast Studio offers professional live streaming as an add-on to any studio session. Clients can stream their podcast or video recording in real time while we simultaneously capture a studio-quality file for later editing and distribution.

Streaming is available for $75 per session and is included at no extra cost on all bookings of 3 hours or more. There's no separate booking process - just let us know you'd like to stream when you reserve your session.

Our setup delivers 1080p video with no buffering or stuttering, backed by a dedicated wired studio connection and a redundant backup line to keep the stream stable. Delay is minimal, so live audience interaction such as comments, Q&A and call-ins - stays close to real time.

Choose Your Streaming Platform

We support most major streaming platforms and workflows:

• Riverside
• StreamYard
• YouTube Live
• LinkedIn Live

Whatever platform your audience is already on, we can connect to it. Setup is handled entirely by our AV team - no extra equipment or technical know-how required from the client.

Live Streaming FAQ

Do you offer live streaming for podcast sessions?

Yes. Live streaming is available as an add-on to any studio session at Twin Cities Podcast Studio. It's $75 per session, or included free on bookings of 3 hours or more.

What streaming platforms do you support?

We support most major streaming platforms and tools, including Riverside, StreamYard, YouTube Live, Facebook Live, and LinkedIn Live.

Do I need my own streaming equipment?

No. Our AV team handles the full stream setup, platform connection, and monitoring during your session — you just show up and record.

What video quality can I expect from the stream?

Streams are delivered in 1080p with no buffering or stuttering, thanks to a dedicated wired studio connection with a redundant backup line.

Is there extra delay when streaming live?

There's a small amount of delay, but it stays close to real time, so live audience interaction like comments and Q&A still feels immediate.

Contact Us

Live streaming works well for interview-style podcasts, panel discussions, product launches, and multi-guest recordings where an audience wants to watch and engage as it happens. Book your session today.