Podcast: How much disc space will I need?

I am recording a single track podcast and want to make sure that I have enough disc space. I think it will run about an hour (for private, not public distribution). Is there a guideline on how much disc space a track takes up per minute?
Thanks.

audio recorded into GB takes about 10MB/minute/track

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Przemek P wrote:
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