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LEARNING FROM PODCASTS

When you want to improve your sport game, watch professional athletes. If you want to advance your skills as a writer, read prize-winning journalist or authors work. As you create and polish your podcast, listen to expert and widely listened to podcasts. 

Below are skills and links to specific timeframes of professional podcasts that will model engaging and meaningful podcasts.  Use these tips to create a more powerful impact. 

START THINGS OUR RIGHT

  • Includes SENSE OF PLACE
  • Introduce YOURSELF/PODCAST NAME
  • BIG WHY: Why should people listen?
  • HOOK Listener's Interest
  • TOPIC is CLEARLY INTRODUCED,  Provide Main Points

THE "MEAT" IN THE MIDDLE

  • The main content COVERS ALL THE MAIN TOPIC POINTS, using details to support each point
  • Information is FACTUAL and ACURATE, supported by research
  • QUOTES: resouces from professionals in the field of your topic, at least 3 
LEAVE THEM THINKING
  • SUMMARIZE MAIN POINTS/REPEAT OVERALL MESSAGE OF PODCAST
  • CALL TO ACTION that is relievant and motivating
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YOUR BEST VOICE
Using 5 Senses

LEARNING FROM PAUL NORTH and MEET THE OCEAN

04:46-6:58 SCIPT WRITING and WRITING vs TALKING

07:10-11:49 RECORDING SETUP and SETTING

11:55-13:53 HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO CREATE?

13:58-15:43 SOUND EFFECTS

15:46-18:02 CONCLUSION, OUTRO 

18:07-20:38 HOOKING YOUR AUDIENCE
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20:48-24:28 EDITING AUDIO


Sound Effects: https://www.freesfx.com/     (Mrs. Barton made an account. See her.)

Production: ​https://www.soundtrap.com/