I’m going to start this edition of How to Audio Drama with, perhaps, a contentious statement: Blake Snyder’s Save the Cat, one ...

Even with a plot-focused audio drama, your characters are the most important key in making your story resonate with listeners. You can̵...

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This week in How to Audio Drama, we’re answering reader questions about audio normalization, going from screenwriting to audio drama,...

The first place to start when thinking about your audio drama is your concept. What kind of story will you be telling? How will you be tell...

Ever since high school, I’ve taken creative writing classes. There’s a certain pattern you see with creative writing students t...

How to Audio Drama is our weekly column on every part of creating your own audio drama, from concept to paperwork to sound design to publis...

Here at Discover Pods, we’ve recognized that often, people who start out as podcast fans become creators–but how do you make a ...

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