
How to turn your personal story into a podcast

Have a personal story you want to tell, but not sure where to start – or where to finish? This course is a step-by-step guide to help you bring your story to life in audio.
Journalist and producer Golda Arthur will cover foundational questions you need to know to make it happen: what exactly is your story? How can you make it compelling to anyone besides your mom? Who is your audience anyway? And – where do you even start?
Over the course of this three session workshop Golda will help you create a show concept, a production schedule, and a timeline for launch. You’ll share your work, get feedback and have the chance to refine it. You’ll walk away with a ‘minisode’ – a short pilot episode that will be your first concrete step to making a fully-fledged podcast.
Class is capped at 12 and will meet for three Wednesday sessions at 12pm EST: Sept. 24th, Oct. 1, Oct. 8
Who's this class for?
About Your Instructor
Golda Arthur
Golda Arthur is an award-winning journalist and the host and creator of a women’s health podcast called Overlooked, which traced her own family’s story with cancer. Before she launched Overlooked, she was right where you are now, and wants to support you to do your best work as an independent creator.
She has taught audio reporting at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, and she runs RadioGold Productions, which makes podcasts that build trust with audiences. As an executive producer, reporter, and editor, she’s done her 10,000 hours: at the BBC, CBC, Marketplace, and Vox Media.
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