Sound School Podcast

An Audio Field Trip

Structure Interviews Like a Good Story

Tips to Elevate Your Reporting and Storytelling from Ira Glass

Safety First: Recording with Actors for an LGBTQ Story in Uganda

Shocking, Heartbreaking, Transformative…and Ethical?

Introducing Sound Judgment

Thanks, NPR. That Was Satisfying.

The Um, A Deep Dive

Revisiting: Should I or Shouldn’t I — Recording in Stereo

Small, Random, and Meaningful

For the Love of Radio, Get Out of the Studio!

A Triple Whammy

Tracking Partners

Revisiting: Goldstein on Writing, Fonts, and The Goldstein

The podcast industry faces significant instability, marked by widespread layoffs and the cancellation of acclaimed shows like Heavyweight and Stolen. Beyond these market pressures, audio storytelling remains a vital medium for exploring human experience, trust, and community. Jonathan Goldstein, creator of Heavyweight,...

Which Is the Better Open?

Reporting Out at the Edge

Mixing Fiction with Non-Fiction

Interview Strangers on the Street, Make a Podcast

Revisiting: Remembering Studs

Pleasing to the Ear