The podcast on which I spent the most amount of time while at Radiant was Patheos' flagship "Answers" series. This show began as a video series a few years ago (before my time at Radiant) and it was my job to take the audio from those videos and convert them into podcast episodes. The series is made up of short, informational episodes that seek to provide straightforward answers to some of the most common questions about the major religions of the world. By the time my work with Radiant concluded, I had cleaned, edited, (re)mixed, and mastered over 40 episodes for this series and had even helped in the creation of new, podcast-only extended episodes such as "Why Do the World's Main Religions Claim the Same Holy Places?" (Episode 30), to name one example. I wrote, produced, and lent my voice for the intro and outro of each episode and spent lots of time trying to clean up old voiceover recordings that were tracked in, shall we say, suboptimal ways. I use iZotope RX in all of my audio projects, and that plugin suite was particularly utilized in this series. Despite the strength of iZotope's tools, however, this project hammered home for me the oft-taught principle in audio engineering that the ceiling of the final mix is directly related to the quality of tools and techniques used to capture the original audio source. While I can rest easy knowing that I did the best I could with the time and resources available to me, I can't say I'm happy with the way this series sounds at the end of the day. Ultimately, though, I learned a lot from my work on this show. The entire catalog of episodes can be found in the web player below.