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Alexandra DiPalma – How to Produce a Weekly Podcast
8 Video lessons in HD
1h 11m of class content
LESSONS
1. Class Introduction
2. Why Are You Making A Podcast?
3. Developing Your Show Structure
4. Developing Your Sound
5. Developing A Workflow
6. Booking Guests
7. Recommended Equipment
8. Final Q&A
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Create A High-Quality Weekly Podcast That’s Sustainable And Avoids Burnout
Producing a podcast week after week can be a challenging and exhausting undertaking. Coming up with new ideas, creating a sustainable workflow, and keeping up with a hectic production schedule can suck all the fun out of your podcasting venture.
Audio producer and journalist Alexandra DiPalma will help you learn how to produce and publish your weekly podcast without taking the joy out of the process. She’ll cover everything from developing a show structure to booking guests to building your audience, so you can achieve your podcasting goals without losing your mind.
In this class, you’ll learn how to:
Overcome the obstacles of weekly content production.
Achieve high production quality in a tight turnaround period.
Develop a show structure, including recurring segments and formatting.
Conduct, record, and edit high-quality remote interviews.
Create a signature sound.
Use social media to promote each week.
ALEXANDRA DIPALMA
Alexandra DiPalma is a Brooklyn-based audio producer with a background in journalism. She currently is lead producer for Midroll’s branded content division, where she produced weekly podcasts with Seth Godin, Daymond John and others. She also produces the weekly podcast Food 4 Thot, a roundtable discussion podcast hosted by a multiracial mix of queer writers.
Previously, she was a producer at Fusion, a joint venture between ABC and Univision, and Minnesota Public Radio. She studied at Columbia University and got her graduate degree in journalism at NYU.
