by joshuarivers | Jun 26, 2017 | Narrative, Podcasting, Podcasting Experiments, Semester 4
Today’s guest is Daniel Lewis. The story is more important than the format As a consumer the format of the narrative podcast is not immediately interesting to Daniel. It’s the story that has to catch him, and whether he can connect with the topic itself. For people...
by joshuarivers | Jun 12, 2017 | Narrative, Podcasting, Podcasting Experiments, Semester 4
Today’s guest is Doc Kennedy from the Filmaker’s Focus podcast. He is one of the guests who contributed to the Season 4 series on Narrative Podcasting, and he’s on the show today to share some updated information. Along with being a podcaster, Doc is also a film...
by joshuarivers | Jun 5, 2017 | Narrative, Podcasting, Podcasting Experiments, Semester 4
The guest today is Corey Coates from The Podcast Producers. Choosing the right medium for your content Corey’s experience has shown him that you have to make a decision as to who is going to be the one actually telling the story before you decide whether or not to do...
by joshuarivers | May 29, 2017 | Narrative, Podcasting, Podcasting Experiments, Semester 4
Today’s guest is Jessica Rhodes from The Podcast Producers. Reasons to do narrative style Jessica explains that putting on a narrative podcast is going to make you a thought leader in that industry. It brings you a lot of credibility because of the amount of work that...
by joshuarivers | May 22, 2017 | Narrative, Podcasting, Podcasting Experiments, Semester 4
Today’s guest is Geoff Woods from the podcast The Mentee. There is a change of direction in the podcasting world, ever since Serial, where narrative podcasting has become more popular. We are still at the very beginning of the bell curve of podcasting’s popularity...
by joshuarivers | May 4, 2017 | Narrative, Podcasting, Podcasting Experiments, Semester 4
Today’s guest is Bryan Orr from Podcast Movement: Sessions. Bryan’s podcasting story: Bryan got into podcasting doing a typical interview show around small business. He found he was getting bored listening to his own content. Some guests were great and the...
