🏆We’re over the moon to win TWO BSME - The British Society of Magazine Editors Talent Awards last night for Best Art Team and Best Consumer Podcast for Love Thy Neighbourhood! 🏆 You can enjoy our amazing design work across our website, social channels, newsletters and more – and head to Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen to yours) to hear our award-winning series, where Time Out London editor Joe Mackertich invites famous Londoners to show him around their favourite bit of the city: https://lnkd.in/eYqqQi4V
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I'm excited and fired up with hot takes these days. Here's one: the future is human voice audio. I'm not talking about more podcasts; but rather more voices from more people in more communities, unaccompanied by video, on more platforms, in more media, in more journalism and in more podcasts. In this era of trans-formative information technology, where our voices are capable of traveling farther, faster, and our thoughts are (arguably) more informed, than ever before, we hear fewer individual sentiments from individual people inside and outside our own communities. Listening to someone's spoken sentiments is powerful. Hearing someone’s voice, whether you see them or not, is fundamentally a more active connective exercise than watching a video of someone doing or even saying something. Whether or not I'm onto something with this scorching hot take on the future of media and advertising, I personally want to hear more voices from more people in more stuff.
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With all 8 episodes released & Audacy making this awesome trailer, I had to post once more about "Who Killed The Video Star? The Story of MTV." It reached all the way to #7 on the Apple Podcasts charts and each episode only takes ~15 minutes to listen to at 2x audio speed. If you only have time for 1 episode, please make it Episode 8, the finale which details MTV's implosion over the last decade into endless "Ridiculousness" reruns & the current "Media Apocalypse" we find ourselves in: https://lnkd.in/gGYEpjbN
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This week the podcast in which I'm showrunner and audio designer turns 1 year old. This is "Creepy en español", a horror anthology podcast that brings week by week a new universe of horror, told by professional actresses and actors. Producing audio-nightmares week by week has been a delight! But at the same time, it takes stamina. It's the same slow process as going to the gym. My skills as an audio designer have improved tons, but I'm also learning to master patience. Patience to grow an audience and patience to keep learning the new rules of the ever-changing podcast industry. Is Creepy in Spanish sustainable 365 after its launch? Not yet, but has it built a loyal audience? Yes. Audience that writes their comments week after week, people who are eager to listen to the new episodes as soon as they come out, and this is one of the main reasons why we keep doing it. Because consistency and patience are two key factors in this and other content industries. The following video is a special episode that drops tomorrow in the "Creepy en español" feed, where we celebrate the milestone of turning 1 year old.
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Exciting to be on the @CRProcess & One Planet Podcast with @MiaFunk sharing the #GreenAmendment message & how we need to work together to save our planet & communities. https://lnkd.in/eBhthGyr @DisruptionBooks
The Creative Process · Arts, Culture & Society: Books, Film, Music, TV, Art, Writing, Creativity, Education, Environment, Th on Apple Podcasts
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Media professional-turned- educator. Media Researcher. News Verification Trainer with Google News Initiative. Podcaster.
#NewPublicationAlert Here is my brand new publication in the Taylor & Francis journal "Media Asia', where I lay out a taxonomy of Indian news podcasts. https://lnkd.in/ddasmU_4 Do let me know if you wish to read the full paper :)
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Check out “Talking Accessibility,” a series of conversations featuring Chief Accessibility Officer Stephanie Cadieux and individuals with lived experience. You can explore the entire series – six videos and one feature article – on their webpage. Accessibility means different things to different people, but ultimately, it’s about removing barriers to inclusion. As Stephanie Cadieux often says: “Just get started. Don’t wait.” If we don’t start, the culture will never change. As someone deeply involved in advocating for accessibility and inclusion, I know how powerful sharing stories and experiences can be in driving change. This series offers a rich diversity of perspectives and is a must-watch if you’re looking for real-world examples of accessibility in action! Conversations and stories are powerful tools for cultural change. So, in the spirit of encouraging everyone to take action and continue progressing, I’m excited to share “Talking Accessibility,” a series that delves into what accessibility truly means. Join us as we meet people with lived experiences and learn from organizations leading the way. Alt text: A web card in shades of purple and grey, with an image of Stephanie Cadieux framed in a circle to the right, and the words “Talking Accessibility - What it means and why it matters” to the left. #Accessibility #Inclusion #Diversity #CulturalChange #StephanieCadieux #TalkingAccessibility #Advocacy #DisabilityRights
Enjoying any summer movies, shows, podcasts, or books? We have a recommendation for you! Check out Talking Accessibility, a series of conversations between Chief Accessibility Officer Stephanie Cadieux and people with lived experience. You can find the entire series so far – six videos and one feature article – on our web page: https://ow.ly/9psW50SJneo Sharing stories and experiences are powerful ways to create change, and we love the diverse perspectives offered in this series! Five stars, especially if you’re looking for examples of accessibility in action! Alt text: A web card in shades of purple and grey, with an image of Stephanie Cadieux framed in a circle to the right, and the words "Talking Accessibility - What it means and why it matters" to the left.
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This podcast allows you to hear unique voices and is very informative https://lnkd.in/dxzEY39x
We the Unhoused: BLOW THE WHISTLE! Part 2 on Apple Podcasts
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#WeekendThoughts - do you listen to podcasts (for work or for fun - or both)? Interesting article from The Wall Street Journal (in the weekend print edition) about how the U.S. podcast market has evolved over the last decade. "Now, podcasting is turning into an industry of megastars who command the most money and the biggest audiences. There are still nearly 450,000 active shows that have published recent episodes, according to Podcast Industry Insights. But the top 25 podcasts reach nearly half of U.S. weekly listeners, according to Edison Research. The top talents have tours, merchandise and multiyear deals in the nine figures. Big advertisers want in." https://lnkd.in/e9DpuJBc
A Few Blockbuster Podcasts Are Making All the Money
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Enjoying any summer movies, shows, podcasts, or books? We have a recommendation for you! Check out Talking Accessibility, a series of conversations between Chief Accessibility Officer Stephanie Cadieux and people with lived experience. You can find the entire series so far – six videos and one feature article – on our web page: https://ow.ly/9psW50SJneo Sharing stories and experiences are powerful ways to create change, and we love the diverse perspectives offered in this series! Five stars, especially if you’re looking for examples of accessibility in action! Alt text: A web card in shades of purple and grey, with an image of Stephanie Cadieux framed in a circle to the right, and the words "Talking Accessibility - What it means and why it matters" to the left.
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You shouldn’t start something new just for the sake of doing so. Instead, if you’re going to devote the time and effort into starting something, there should be a strategy behind it. No shade intended, but how many people or businesses signed up for Mastodon, Threads or Bluesky - and then barely (or never) used those platforms? How many podcasts released a handful of episodes - and never recorded any more? It’s always fun to check out the shiny new thing, but if you expect results, you’ll need to identify: - Who is my audience? - Why am I using this specific tactic or platform to reach them? - What am I doing to create value for them? If you can define these things - if you have a reason to start something beyond just “everyone else is doing it” - you’re already ahead.
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