What does lifetime learning look like?
Always learning What have you learned today? Do you take the proactive, intentional route, or rely on serendipity and wait for what the universe chooses to teach you? Both have their place, but for most …
Always learning What have you learned today? Do you take the proactive, intentional route, or rely on serendipity and wait for what the universe chooses to teach you? Both have their place, but for most …
It is time to build but where to start? Don’t wait passively. Do build community and prepare for the new normal.
To know if we are there yet we need to know where we are and where we are going.
Hard work We all feel like work is hard – podcasting certainly is if you are doing it right. I think that is normal and probably the way it should be. But sometimes we make …
“Do you know the difference between education and experience? Education is when you read the fine print; experience is what you get when you don’t. ” pete seeger
The average attention span is short and getting shorter. Keeping attention demands excellent content and a good steady flow through the episode.
When it is easy to listen to it is probably good podcasting at work. Your listeners don’t need to notice how good your recording, editing and mastering are. That should all be invisible. The work of art is not about the tools used to create it – technology needs to stay out of the way.
Podcasting starts with the people you are creating for. Not everybody but definitely someone. Have them in mind as you work.
What we create invites a deliberate choice to listen – to be engaged with and by its content. Podcasts paint with words and sound to transport listeners somewhere else. What we are aiming for is so good people can’t help but share it.