This is the next in the occasional series about what no-one tells you about podcasts. Show notes are often misunderstood; They should be the hard copy of what people might want to know about your podcast, and have some essential elements which need to be considered. Show notes need to be consistent – you can’t… Read More A quick guide to…show notes
I haven’t written one of these for a while. These are the posts where I vent on a topic. Mostly humourous, occasionally telling, here are a few things which grind my gears listening to podcasts. I really don’t need to hear the theme music for 90 seconds. The fast forward button is there for a… Read More What grinds my gears – podcasts
I mentioned last year about some of the key elements when you set up a podcast. I was on a session yesterday and realised how much people don’t know about starting a podcast. To try and help, this is the first in an occasional series which I hope will help. Microphones can be expensive and… Read More A quick guide to…microphones
Listening back to myself in a podcast edit recently, I realised I was using the word ‘so’ an awful lot. Afraid to leave the empty space in my sentences, I was using ‘so’ as punctuation. I mentioned this to someone and asked if that made sense. ‘Perfect’ was her reply, as it was to everything… Read More Verbal punctuation
We had an amazing response when we asked the community for speakers about the menopause. Oversubscribed, we recorded two episodes last week which we’ll be publishing in October to mark World Menopause Day. We want to do the same for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities for 3rd December. Disability inclusion is an essential… Read More Ability
Lost and Desperate 