PODCASTING
RESOURCES
As a career changer, I learned that the skills I was developing in the jobs I took to pay the bills — the retail jobs, the cubicle jobs, the direct service non-profit jobs, the customer service jobs; all taught me invaluable transferable skills that have served me in my career as an audio producer. I know first-hand how tough it can be to professionally get into this industry, so I hope a few of these resources below are helpful to you as you start out your career in podcasting.
PS. This isn’t sponsored or affiliated with anything. I just want us all to thrive and learn and create!!!!!!!
PODCASTING
SERIOUSLY
This newsletter from Lantigua Williams & co. offers up so many helpful resources, guides, and series to hone your craft www.podcastingseriously.com
TRANSOM
Transom has loads of resources for getting started in radio and podcasting https://transom.org/topics/techniques/
NPR TRAINING
NPR put together useful guides, tools and resources that can be quite helpful when figuring out where to start https://www.npr.org/sections/npr-training/g-s1-63507/audio
AIR MEDIA
AIR provides useful guides, trainings, programming and resources for independent producers
LOS ANGELES
RADIO CLUB
If you’re in Los Angeles, plug into LARC, they’re doing some incredible organizing in the local podcasting space. https://www.radioclubcollective.com/
GOOD TAPE
MAGAZINE
Stay in the know with this stylish magazine all about what’s going on in the podcasting industry. If you have a story idea, you can even pitch them.
https://goodtape.com/magazine/
WRITTEN IN AIR
MAGAZINE
Quickly becoming a hub for independent creators to share original and experimental audio pieces, Dennis Funk is keeping the lights on for anyone who loves this art form.