What Is A Podcast? 5 Podcasters Answer
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What actually is a podcast? Sounds like a simple question. But it seems there’s no simple answer.
In episode one of Too Long Didn't Listen, we asked five podcasters to define podcasting in 60 seconds or less. The result is a mix of perspectives on storytelling, connection, creativity, video, audio and why podcasting feels different from every other medium online.
Some see podcasts as an evolving media that can live across audio, video and live experiences. Others focus on intimacy, passion and the power of telling stories through sound alone.
Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:33 - Thuy Dong (Junior Producer at Dream Jobs of the Future)
01:33 - Dee Safieh (Writer & host of Switchblade Sisters Social Club)
02:36 - Adam Batty (Producer of MF DOOM: Long Island to Leeds)
03:41 - Kevyah Cardoso (Narrative podcast producer and Director at SomeSay)
04:48 - Em (Host of Verbal Diorama)
05:57 - Outro
Guests
- Thuy Dong - Junior Producer at Jimmy's Jobs of the Future
- Dee Safieh - Writer and host of Switchblade Sisters Social Club
- Adam Batty - Producer of MF DOOM: Long Island to Leeds
- Kevyah Cardoso - Narrative podcast producer and Director at SomeSay
- Em - Host of Verbal Diorama
In This Episode
- Whether video podcasts are still podcasts
- Why podcasting feels more personal than other media
- Why podcasting remains such an accessible medium
- The difference between content and storytelling
- Have Netflix changed the podcast definition?
- Why podcasting keeps evolving
Mentioned In This Episode
- Switchblade Sisters Social Club
- MF DOOM: Long Island to Leeds
- Vine: Six Seconds That Changed the World
- Verbal Diorama
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer
About The Show
Too Long Didn't Listen is a short-form podcast where five podcasters answer one big podcasting question in 60 seconds each.
Hosted by Josh Craggs.
Follow & Contact
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