Society, Culture & Advocacy

Right now, there's a chance you're stuck at home with no idea what to do. It's a scary, stressful time for most of us....

This article is the first in a three-part series. We'll be covering three topics: critique, feedback, and call-outs. We’ll discuss the differences, the necessities...

In the months since going from working a day job to being a full-time writer and podcaster, I've gotten plenty of tips on how...

If things are always sunny in a story, listeners get numb to the happiness. If it’s always bad, they ache for a light at...

It's no secret that there is a massive discrepancy between the number of cringeworthy shows (or the number of shows still trying to launch...

Like documentary filmmaking, podcasting is an exercise in creative problem solving. From honing the pitch of your series to boiling down what each episode...

Welcome to season four of Podcast Movement Sessions! This time around we're focusing on PM19's Society, Culture, and Advocacy track and for our season premier we're taking a look more specifically at how creators have turned to the podcasting medium as a means of advocating for societal change.

Los Angeles Times reporter Christopher Goffard did not have any podcast experience when he started working on Dirty John in 2017, but he didn’t...

The inaugural WUFT Student Podcast Challenge, spearheaded by the Summer Media Institute at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, is in...

In the summer of 2016, David Locke, the radio voice of the Utah Jazz, founded the Locked On Podcast Network. What began as one...

When I recently spoke to Lory Martinez, she called from Paris, the home of Studio Ochenta. Last Friday’s article on Mija podcast depicts just...

Lory Martinez, founder and CEO of Paris-based Studio Ochenta, is an inspiringly busy creator. Making audio stories in different languages is a clear calling...