
2027 is the year you’ll bring your personal podcast to life

You think you’ve got a story worth telling, but don’t know where to start. Maybe you’ve been sitting with this idea for a long time, or maybe you’ve made a career from telling other people’s stories, so turning the mic inward feels a little daunting. Or, you’re worried that nobody will listen but your mom. And yet somehow, you keep wondering what it would be like to put this story out into the world.
This is the class to finally get it out of your head and start to make it happen.
How the class works:
Over two sessions, Golda Arthur will help you work out what your story actually is, how much of yourself to put in it, and guide you through finding your audience, your style and tone, and a plan to get it to the finish line.
After the first session, you’ll have a week to write a show concept and make a short trailer. Then in the second, we’ll listen together, and you’ll get feedback in real time.
You’ll walk away with:
- Clarity on why and how to tell your story.
- A show concept document, your north star for the whole production.
- A trailer, with feedback, to pitch your idea further.
*Capped at 12
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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