In the United States alone, more than 80 million people listen to podcasts each week. From news to true crime to comedy to whatever topic you can think of, it’s a fast-growing global media trend. For authors, it’s a creative and useful tool to build an audience and reader base, as well as foster and feed the literary community. In this podcasting workshop, you’ll learn what it takes to not only prepare for your podcast but also how to record and what equipment you’ll want to consider using. After this workshop you’ll have the tools and motivation needed to get started.
Adam Greenfield is a San Diego based writer and podcast producer and host. As an independent contractor, he has taught, produced, and engineered podcasts for individuals and organizations throughout the country, from MIT to Conrad Prebys Foundation and CA State Parks. His personal podcast project, The Written Scene, consists of conversations with writers, authors, and creators of all kinds about path and process. Adam has also published a book of poetry, Regarding the Monkey (Puna Press, 2015).
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