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We enjoy podcast editing and want to inspire other women to edit podcasts.
Reflections on the event and the editing of the podcast episodes that come from it are available in my podcast editing newsletter: archive.aweber.com/awlist5931082 ***Online tip jar: Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/geopats*** On Tuesday, April 20th we had our 4th Global Women Podcast Editor Panel for Geopats Podcasting. Click on the above image to watch the full live video. For this 4th panel we had such an interesting range of editing skills and tools that we explored from Descript to Izotope and so on. We also had some Podcasters who were Podcast Editors as well as a Podcast Editor who is also an Audio Engineer. The range of what a Podcast Editor is and what they do is part of the reason that I'm personally drawn to this profession, so I'm super glad to be able to share this conversation with you.
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Every Tuesday in April we are focusing on Women Podcast Editors: women who podcast edit, either for their own projects, for clients or both.
We enjoy podcast editing and want to inspire other women to edit podcasts. Reflections on the event and the editing of the podcast episodes that come from it are available in my podcast editing newsletter: archive.aweber.com/awlist5931082 ***Online tip jar: Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/geopats*** On Tuesday, April 20th we had our 3nd Global Women Podcast Editor Panel for Geopats Podcasting. This podcast is not usually focused exclusively on podcast editing but sure as heck is this month! Click on the above image to watch the full live video. It's funny because these panels were arranged partially by what the Editors said was their passion in podcast editing AND partially by timezone. So I had a feeling that this group would get DAW geeky and we so did. Ann and Shannon work on audio fiction shows with many characters, tracks and sound effects. Let's just say that screensharing was done and done well. Canan and I both have interview podcasts and shared our experiences with shaping a conversation with its own narrative arc. We all shared our tips for podcast efficiency, mentorship and more.
Every Tuesday in April we are focusing on Women Podcast Editors: women who podcast edit, either for their own projects, for clients or both.
We enjoy podcast editing and want to inspire other women to edit podcasts. In our second panel we chatted with Suzy in the UK, Casey in the U.S., Mary in Canada and me, an American expat in Albania. We chatted about what we handle content editing, how to deal with pauses/silences ("know when the hold 'em, know when to show them, know when to walk away'. song reference, lol, sorry, I could not resist!), how much time it takes us to edit a 30 minute raw edit podcast and more. Reflections on the event and the editing of the podcast episodes that come from it are available in my podcast editing newsletter: archive.aweber.com/awlist5931082/88gkB ***Online tip jar: Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/geopats***
Every Tuesday in April we are focusing on Women Podcast Editors: women who podcast edit, either for their own projects, for clients or both.
We enjoy podcast editing and want to inspire other women to edit podcasts. In our first panel we chatted with Chhavi in India, Emily in the UK, Emeline in Cameroon and me, an American expat in Albania. We chatted about our podcast editing likes/dislikes, how we make our editing process more efficient, how to encourage more women to podcast edit and more. Reflections on the event and the editing of the podcast episodes that come from it are available in my podcast editing newsletter: archive.aweber.com/awlist5931082/88gkB ***Online tip jar: Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/geopats*** I recently wrote a post for The Podcast Host about Women and Femxle Podcast Editor's Groups. The response to the post and the conversations that came out of it were wonderful. So wonderful that I wanted to continue to talk to women podcast editors but in a different medium. So in April 2021 we are doing weekly live streamed panels of women podcast editors on Geopats Podcasting. Geopats Podcasting is an interview podcast where we chat with people around the world who are passionate about podcasts. Every Tuesday in April we are focusing on Women Podcast Editors: women who podcast edit, either for their own projects, for clients or both. We enjoy podcast editing and want to inspire other women to edit podcasts. This event is FREE! And we would love to see you in the YouTube chat room! If you'd like to join us in Fall 2021 for another round of panels, please complete this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfx54Ahk2qorkP74VyaGgcxONO6dM-hDoSPNuckXRZzLIsKzg/viewform Every LIVE event deserves a podcast playlist! Here's our Global Women Podcast Editor Panel playlist including all of our Panelists. Listen: https://podchaser.com/lists/geopats-podcasting-global-women-podcast-editor-panels-107aDoFAIg… or Add RSS feed to your podcast app: https://podchaser.com/export/list/31506/rss… There are 4 panels in this month long event:
How do you balance the millions of decisions that need to be made that first year of podcasting?
In this conversation we discuss these decisions with Mete Yurtsever of the Değer Yaratmanın Formülü podcast. Mete is from and in Turkey now but that hasn't always been the case. He has over 25 years of experience in Marketing and 13 of those years he was working and living in 5 different countries: Romania, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine & Moldova. Now he’s an Independent Consultant helping companies create value through design thinking, facilitating workshops and providing training. In this conversation we chat about:
The unedited YouTube video of this conversation can be seen here: https://youtu.be/pd1z5gMtfDw All of the links for that episode and everything else we mention in this conversation will be in your podcast app for this episode and at https://www.stephfuccio.com/geopatspodcasting Lastly, I’d love to hear from you! Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn & you can even leave a voice message on Speakpipe. April Global Women Podcast Editor Panels: www.stephfuccio.com/geopatspodcasting/live-global-women-podcast-editor-panels-april-2021 Subscribe to my weekly podcast editing newsletter: archive.aweber.com/awlist5931082/88gkB 23: Hobby Podcasting Advocate Stephen Jondrew of Better Podcasting & the Gonna Geek Network3/12/2021
Stephen is a massive advocate for hobby podcasters and focuses on the joy of the experience in everything he does in his podosphere.
In this conversation, we chat about:
The link for that books episode and everything we mention in this podcasting conversation will be in your podcast app notes and at https://www.stephfuccio.com/geopatspodcasting/23 Lastly, I’d love to hear from you!Twitter,Instagram,LinkedIn & you can even leave a voice message onSpeakpipe. Subscribe to my weekly creative productivity newsletter: archive.aweber.com/awlist5931082/88gkB
Today is another two podcast split conversation, this time with Kavein, a blind man who I chatted with for this Geopats Podcasting episode but, like what happened with the Big & While women, we went off into a lovely language conversation as well. That conversation was published last week on Geopats Language. During this podcast part of the chat we cover things like accessibility as a blind podcast listener, his podcast listening habits, listening groups, apps, Big History and his favorite podcasts. It was an intense pleasure to chat with Kavein about his lifelong learning and how podcasts feed into this passion for him. It does for me too and I am guessing for it does for you as well.
This is our first episode interviewing podcast listeners and I’d love to do more. If you are an avid podcast listener and want to chat about podcasts, do contact me. Subscribe to my weekly creative productivity newsletter: archive.aweber.com/awlist5931082/88gkB
About 6 months into podcasting many Podcasters hit a wall.
What am I doing? Why am I doing this? And other large, podcastery questions start haunting them. The inevitable episode of doubt happens and then there is either podfade or a shift in content. This is exactly the type of episode that I heard Dakota do on his Language Learning Lounge podcast. Because Dakota and I already knew each other, I decided that instead of just listening I would reach out and try to help. Or at least, ask a lot of questions to find out why this keeps happening to lovely Podcasters like him. This is the conversation that we had.
If you've ever wondered what it's like to live, work and podcast in Kathmandu, Nepal, this episode is for you!
Big & White, their podcasting nicknames, are two American Linguists who, until very recently were living in Nepal and creating a rather hilarious audio account of their daily lives. Their episodes covered much of what expat podcasts cover (https://www.podchaser.com/lists/expat-podcasts-107ZztJV0y) like food, weather, language, and cultural differences but there is an extra kick to their podcast. Their connection and how they bounce off each other is so much fun to listen to. This is the main reason I became a fan of The Big & White Podcast in the first place and definitely why I asked to interview them for the show. Don't worry, we also talk about podcasting bits like technology, social media, podcast learning curve, editing, audience feedback, Nepali podcasts, guests and advice for new Podcasters also. But this conversation is a bit more free flowing than some of the other Geopats Podcasting episodes because we dipped into some of their content topics too like their visual stickoutness in Nepal (thus the name of the podcast), weight lifting and so much more. And since they are Linguists that were doing field work all over Nepal, there is an episode coming on Geopats Language podcast with that geeking out aspect as well. |
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