Why you absolutely must do a podcast?
Why You Absolutely Must Do A Podcast
- A) You get to talk to your heroes. When you have a podcast, you can pick up the phone, call anyone you want and say, “I’d love to talk to ...
- B) It’s easy. ...
- C) You can do a podcast about whatever you want. ...
- D) You read a lot. ...
- E) Skills. ...
- F) Plus, minus, equal. ...
- G) It’s growing. ...
- H) No gatekeepers. ...
- I) Network. ...
- J) One Takeaway. ...
Why I started a podcast, and why you should too?
You are fascinated by the outcome, but don’t know the grind it involves.
- Choosing an idea (it’s not as easy as it sounds),
- Deciding the episode topics and duration,
- Researching and writing a script,
- Interviewing people to corroborate facts, or to be a part of your show,
- Rehearsing for the recording,
- Setting up quality podcast equipment (also, buying it!),
- Sound editing,
Why and how to start a podcast?
Why Should You Start A Podcast?
- Are you looking for a new medium to tell a story?
- Do you want to deliver communications for your company through a new method?
- Is there a topic you’re passionate about and want to share with others?
- Do you have information to turn into a resource for others to utilize?
- Are you looking to deliver training to your employees in a new, innovative way?
Why to create a podcast?
Here’s why
- Prime time isn’t downtime. All these years, I thought downtime just meant zoning out—giving myself permission to stare at the TV and forget about work.
- The imagination network. Studies show that thinking relies on the coordination of two different brain networks, each with its own way of processing information.
- Not a moment to waste. ...
When is the "But Why Live" call in?
You can listen to But Why live at vpr.org and call-in every Friday at 1 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time through June 19, 2020. This program is part of a collaboration with the Vermont Agency of Education to bring interactive educational opportunities to students while schools are closed. TRANSCRIPT.
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