Podcast Thoughts

Okay, so you’ve drunk the Kool-Aid, bought the podcast equipment, and have your first few episodes in the can. What’s the next step? ...

To say licensing music for podcasts is “tricky” would be an understatement. Whether an episode is getting millions of downloads or thre...

Long-running daily podcasts have always fascinated me, if only for the pure stamina a producer must maintain to produce that much podcast i...

College is typically an incubator for new ideas and concepts promoted by young adults who are guided by seasoned professors. For colleges, ...

When you bring up the topic of transcripts for podcasts, many people are confused. As podcasts are a strictly audio medium, the idea that d...

The dust has started to settle on the massive news announced yesterday, The Joe Rogan Experience will — at least for a few years R...

You have your team. You have your plot. Now, what you need is your anchor, your holy grail, your guiding light as you start putting pen to ...

The COVID-19 lockdown has impacted podcasting in two conflicting ways. First, it has allowed potential podcasters the time at home to final...

Only on TVTropes.org, a website I’ve made frequent visits to ever since graduating high school, there lies a recurring trope by the name ...

This edition of How to Audio Drama comes with a thesis: auteur theory is not what it seems. In creative works, there is a concept that one ...