Riverside now publishes video podcasts to Apple Podcasts

Riverside added a direct pipeline from recording to one of podcasting's biggest stages. You can now publish video to Apple Podcasts directly from Riverside, your podcast now has somewhere new to show your face.

Video podcasts have gone mainstream

Podcasting is no longer audio-only, video podcasts have become a dominant format, and Apple Podcasts supporting video is a significant validation of that shift. The friction was distribution: recording a video podcast in one tool and getting it onto Apple's platform meant exports and manual uploads. Riverside publishing video straight to Apple Podcasts removes that step, so the show you record is the show that ships, no round-trip.

Record-to-publish, in one place

Riverside's whole value is high-quality remote recording, and the more of the pipeline it owns, the less friction between capturing an episode and getting it in front of an audience. Direct publishing to Apple Podcasts extends its record-to-distribute loop to one of the platforms podcasters most want to be on. Combined with Riverside's recent additions, in-person multicam, the agentic editor, social scheduling, an episode can now be recorded, edited, clipped, and published to Apple without leaving the tool.

Why it matters for podcasters

For creators, distribution friction is where good episodes stall, the recording's done, but the publish flow is annoying enough to delay. A one-click path to Apple Podcasts, video included, removes an excuse and shortens time-to-published. And with video podcasts on the rise, being able to put your face on Apple Podcasts directly meets the format where it's heading.

Try it

Publishing video to Apple Podcasts is available in Riverside now. If you already record your show there, the next episode is the moment to try the direct publish and skip the export-and-upload dance.

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