Planning your Podcast with Brad Clark & Meg Wilcox

Episode 1 September 01, 2023 00:43:17
Planning your Podcast with Brad Clark & Meg Wilcox
CPI Podcast
Planning your Podcast with Brad Clark & Meg Wilcox

Sep 01 2023 | 00:43:17

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Show Notes

In this episode, kicking off our second season, Sam Jolin sits down with the Co-Directors of the Community Podcast Initiative, Brad Clark and Meg Wilcox. This spring, they co-hosted the Planning Your Podcast event that took place in the Riddell Library at Mount Royal University. 

Podcasting has become incredibly popular over the years, and both of our guests have extensive experience in making them. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, Brad and Meg have invaluable insights to share about the planning process that goes into creating a successful podcast. We discuss everything from finding your niche and developing your content to selecting the right equipment and promoting your show. They provide you with the tools and strategies you need to get started in this exciting and quickly changing space.

To learn more about the Community Podcast Initiative, you can visit the website at thepodcaststudio.ca or on social media at @communitypodyyc.

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