Currently Adobe Podcast is still in Beta release status, I have applied for an account.

Adobe Podcast is a podcasting tool that is built on the Adobe Experience Cloud. It allows users to create and distribute their own podcasts. Some of the features of Adobe Podcast include:

• Automatic transcription of episodes, making it easy to create subtitles and closed captions
• Support for multi-track recording, allowing users to record multiple guests remotely and then mix the audio tracks together
• Distribution through major podcast platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts

The Uses of Adobe Podcast

Adobe Podcast is part of the Adobe Creative Cloud and requires a subscription to the Creative Cloud. It is designed for professional podcasters, media companies, and organizations that want to use podcasting as a way to reach and engage with audiences.

This tool will make podcast production easier in many ways. First of all it is on the web, meaning collaboration and edits and file storage will no longer require DropBox or connected storage accounts. But there are also a range of A.I. enabled features, which aim to address common podcast recording issues, for example remote guest recording, noise removal, voice optimization and being able to remove filler words easily:

Edit words, not waveforms — Powered by Adobe Premiere Pro’s speech-to-text technology, Adobe Podcast lets you easily edit audio using a transcript.

Remote recording — Recording with others is as easy as sharing a link. Everyone’s audio is recorded in high quality locally, then Adobe Podcast syncs it back together in the cloud automatically.

AI-powered audio — Enhance Speech increases clarity by removing background noise and sharpening your voice’s frequencies. It makes it sound as if everything was recorded in a professional studio.

Project Templates — Start with a template to make your workflow faster or create and share one to collaborate with others.

Get Mic Check'd — The Mic Check AI knows how a good mic setup should sound and tells you the steps to make sure yours is crystal clear.

Check out their video on this here