Download the class workbook and start working on your podcast!

Use the project space as a place to share your progress, experiences, and insights. Questions to consider:

Have you zeroed in on your audience of one?
Do you know how you want to structure your show? Download the Example Podcast Outline for inspiration.
Is there any equipment or software that you’ve found to be particularly suited to your purposes?
Have you drafted your podcast description or created your cover art?

We want to see all of it! Whether you’re in the ideation phase or you’re ready to hit publish on your first episode, we can’t wait to see what you come up with.

Resources

Download the Class Workbook
Download the Example Podcast Outline
Find Anchor on their website, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
Check out Anchor's guide to starting a podcast

John's Recommended Resources

Sound Reporting: The NPR Guide to Audio Journalism
Microphones: Audio Technica ATR2100, Shure Beta 58A, Shure SM7B
Mixers & audio interfaces: RODECaster Pro Integrated Podcast Production Studio,Scarlett Focusrite Audio Interface, Zoom Portable Audio Recorder
Remote interview software: Audio Hijack, Piezo, Zencastr
Stock music: sessions.blue, Musicbed, AudioJungle
Transcription services: Temi, Trint
Audio mixing software: Anchor, GarageBand, Audacity, Logic Pro X

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