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Posted on29th July 202029th July 2020Words

There are just 3 types of podcast.

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There are dozens of podcast formats, scores of categories and genres aplenty. But, there are (maybe) just 3 types of podcast

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Posted on2nd February 20203rd February 2020Podcasts

Teaching Podcasts: reflections on recent experience

by Richard1 Comment on Teaching Podcasts: reflections on recent experience

I’ve just finished teaching a new module in podcasting. it went well, but here are some thoughts on the experience

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Posted on21st January 202021st January 2020Words

Can radio learn from podcasting?

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Can radio learn from podcasting? A response

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Posted on28th December 20194th January 2020Podcasts

Mapping Podcasts

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How do you define podcasts if you don’t talk about tehcnology?

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Posted on7th July 201912th January 2020Podcasts

Podcast or Paycast?

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What does it mean when a podcast goes behind a paywall?

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