Why the Podcasting Community Sucks
Last September, my stepdad passed away after months of trying to recover from a sudden stroke last summer. Like so many people do after a t...
How to Audio Drama 202: Writing Mentally Ill Characters in Horror (Without Ableism)
Mentally ill characters are few and far between in fiction. Fortunately, they’re very common in horror, one of my favorite genres. Unfort...
How The Magnus Archives Helped Me Love Horror Again
(Editor’s note: This piece is best read on desktop, not mobile. This piece also discusses struggles with mental illness.)
The year...
Avoiding Podcasting Burnout When You Love Your Work
It’s no secret that podcasting isn’t the world’s most lucrative business. Unless you’re a big media company peddling a star-studded...
Stop Making People Out Themselves for Art
Over the past few years, there’s been a push for more stories about marginalized characters (e.g. queer characters, characters of color, ...
Twitter & Podcasting: When Professional Lines Blur
The vast majority of podcasts are independent productions: they’re created by a small team—maybe even just one person—and they’re f...
How to make your podcast more accessible using transcripts
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...