The Unofficial Apple Weblog reviewed the app.  It’s a great review and a good read if you are interested in a balanced, thorough review from a unbiased third party.  You can read it on their site: http://www.tuaw.com/2010/02/01/ipodcastudio-brings-easy-podcasting-to-the-iphone-ipod-touch/.

Here is a quote from teh article:

my continuing quest to make my podcasting as easy as possible, is what got me interested in iPodcaStudio from Vault Multimedia. iPodcaStudio [$0.99, iTunes Link] is an iPhone app for recording, editing, and uploading your podcasts easily. While it isn’t as full-featured as it could eventually be, iPodcaStudio is a good start at a complete podcast studio on your iPhone or iPod touch running iPhone OS 3.0 or greater.

A big “Thank you!” to TUAW.com! We will get to work on the improvements they mentioned.

http://www.tuaw.com/2010/01/15/tuaw-livechat-promoting-your-app-store-products/

A great discussion of how reviewers respond to different approaches from app developers submitting their apps for review.  The nuggets I took away are:

• Be concise and professional
• Submit to the best known sites / reviewers first
• Include a video demo, ideally, but also screenshots, &  links
• Include a promo code for good measure when requesting a review
• Use PRMac.com – (I will be very soon!)
• Consider Appular.com too.
• Advertise, but with laser focus
• Create a buzz / word of mouth amongst actual people

Great stuff! Give it a read.

This is purely anecdotal, but it does make you wonder if the future of all apps will be super-cheap impulse buy pricing.. or free.

I have seen some reviews for the app cropping up all over. I certainly am thankful for any and all press, but wanted to start mentioning the ones I find from time to time.

Here is a little post MobileTechAddicts did on the app:
http://mobiletechaddicts.com/2009/10/25/ipodcastudio-podcast-studio-for-iphone-released/