Podcast Thoughts

The COVID-19 lockdown has impacted podcasting in two conflicting ways. First, it has allowed potential podcasters the time at home to final...

Only on TVTropes.org, a website I’ve made frequent visits to ever since graduating high school, there lies a recurring trope by the name ...

This edition of How to Audio Drama comes with a thesis: auteur theory is not what it seems. In creative works, there is a concept that one ...

Podcast and Video together is the perfect way to increase your engagement. It's more work, but well worth it.

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

The number of podcasts are growing at an exponential rate. What’s more is that the number of individuals that listen to podcasts is growi...

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...

So, your audio drama has a concept. There’s a good chance your concept came with some degree of a setting in mind: a sci-fi concept m...

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