One-on-One with
Benjamin Frisch
Does your podcast need a musical tune-up? If you’re having trouble making the music flow or having trouble figuring out how to pace that one musical transition, I can help make your music pop! At Radio Boot Camp, I teach workshops on using music library tracks as part of your sound design for documentary, chat, and interview shows, and I’m excited to offer one-on-ones as well, pulled from a decade of experience producing and sound designing shows for Slate, Audible, NPR, and more.
Whether it’s talking through whatever musical issues you have, taking a peek at your session, or discussing your musical approach with an ear towards making your podcast sing. We can:
- Brainstorm your musical approach
- Talk about music libraries
- Pick music library tracks
- Identify musical transitions
- Figure out where to put your music
- Implement your tunes
- Work on your musical mix
And whatever else you’re interested in!
If you’re interested in learning the basics of using music from the ground up, I’m also offering a personalized crash course version of my workshop, focused on techniques for using music as narrative punctuation, designed to break down the meat and potatoes and get you confident in implementing music library tracks into your mixes with intention.
About Benjamin Frisch
Benjamin Frisch is a producer and artist from Williamsburg, Virginia. The co-creator of Slate’s Decoder Ring podcast, he’s produced dozens of audio documentaries on subjects as diverse as the Segway personal scooter, orgasmic meditation, illegal abortion in Brazil, and bad Tasmanian Devil tattoos, for which he won a Writers Guild Award in 2022. He was a senior producer on Prologue Project’s Think Twice: Michael Jackson, on the pop singer’s unsettled legacy, and his work has appeared on Frontline, Love+Radio, and Un-Fictional, among others. He's also produced hundreds of episodes of chat and interview shows, including Critical Darlings from Blank Check Productions, Slate's Culture Gabfest, and Organized Money from Rock Creek Sound.
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