Started helping with podcast recording recently and honestly expected most of the stress to come from speaking on mic, not from coordinating audio quality, timing, and internet stability between multiple people at once. SquadCast came up because eventually everyone stopped discussing microphones and started caring more about whether the recording process itself felt stable enough to focus naturally on conversation instead of technical distractions. Once remote recording becomes a routine instead of an experiment, what actually matters most to people using these platforms regularly?