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14/07/2025

Class is in Session: Building the Future of Podcasting Through Education

How formal education is transforming podcasting into a professional, industry-ready craft. Brett Spencer, senior lecturer in podcasting at City St. George's, University of London, shares how his innovative master’s program is bridging the gap between podcasting education and industry demands. With deep experience from the BBC and Spiritland Productions, Brett unpacks the practical skills students need—from media law and pitching to production and promotion—and why podcasting is more than just making a show. He also discusses groundbreaking projects like broadcasting podcasts live to cinemas and partnering with the UN, all while emphasizing the power of relationships and real-world experience in building a career in this rapidly growing field. Episode Links: Brett Spencer - BBC | LinkedIn Brett Spencer • City St George's, University of London Spiritland ProductionsMA Podcasting - Master's degree • City St George's, University of London Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters NetworkConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00) - Introduction (05:07) - Creating the Master’s Program in Podcasting (07:17) - Industry Needs & Course Design (08:36) - Spirit Land Productions (09:49) - Balancing Academic Teaching with Real-World Work (11:41) - Student Specializations & Studio Facilities (13:45) - The Growth of the Podcast Industry (16:31) - Teaching Media Law & Ethics (19:55) - Career Paths and Industry Placement (22:01) - Bursaries & Scholarships (23:47) - Creating a University Podcast Program (25:33) - Student Project: Podcasting for the United Nations (27:50) - The Power of Partnerships & Pitching (29:13) - Building Industry Relationships (31:16) - The Role of Video in Podcasting (35:14) - Visualizing Audio & Audience Expectations (40:36) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

14/07/2025

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43 min
07/08/2023

Purdue: Effectively Engaging Alumni

Join hosts Neil McPhedran & Jennifer-Lee with guest Kate Young, the host, writer, and executive producer of "This is Purdue", the official alumni podcast of Purdue University. Discover how Kate transformed the podcast into a compelling narrative show, weaving captivating stories of professors, students, athletics coaches and alumni. Learn about the unique approach of utilizing video content on YouTube to complement the audio podcast, appealing to different audience segments. Gain valuable insights on building brand awareness, connecting with alumni, and engaging prospective students and parents through the power of storytelling. Whether you're new to higher education podcasting or looking to enhance your existing show, this episode is packed with practical advice and inspiration to elevate your podcasting game. Chapter Time Stamps: (00:00:00) Introduction Jennifer-Lee and Neil McPhedran introduce the episode and welcome Kate Young, the host, writer, and executive producer of "This is Purdue” (00:01:40) The Team Behind “This Is Purdue” Kate explains her role, it’s evolution since 2021, and how she works within a larger team at Purdue (00:03:17) Podcast Goals and Target Audience Discover the podcast as a storytelling vessel, appealing to both alumni and prospective students and parents. (00:04:38) Creating Engaging Video Content Kate discusses the successful integration of video elements on YouTube, using the same interview in different unique formats. (00:9:43) Strategically Using Video Content Practical advice for podcasters interested in exploring video content and repurposing clips for social media. (00:12:00) The Focused Audience of Podcasting Jen & Kate explore the time it takes to build a podcasting audience and value and focus of each listener (00:14:00) Utilizing Podcasts for Internal and External Community Exploring the podcast's impact on external audiences, benefits internally, and its role as a community-building tool within the university. (00:16:35) Tips for Alumni-Focused Podcasts Kate shares valuable tips on networking, growing an audience, managing expectations, and the long-term benefits of consistent content creation. (00:19:42) Higher Ed Podcast Recommendations Neil & Kate discuss the uniqueness of “This Is Purdue” within the landscape of higher ed podcasts, as well as other recommended shows. (00:21:42) Wrapping Up Jen & Neil highlight their key takeaways from the interview and sign off. (00:00) - Introduction (02:50) - The Team Behind "This Is Purdue" (04:27) - Podcast Goals and Target Audience (05:48) - Creating Engaging Video Content (10:53) - Strategically Using Video Content (13:10) - The Focused Audience of Podcasting (15:10) - Utilizing Podcasts for Internal and External Community (17:45) - Tips for Alumni-Focused Podcasts (20:52) - Higher Ed Podcast Recommendations (22:52) - Wrapping Up Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

07/08/2023

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26 min
04/09/2023

Louisiana Tech (Pt 1): Purpose-Driven Podcasting

Learn about a podcast that’s unlocking the untapped potential of academic studies, distilling complex research into digestible, practical advice for industry experts. Dr. Craig Van Slyke, a passionate higher education podcaster and professor, shares his podcasting journey as the creator and host of three podcasts, emphasizing the vital importance of having a clear purpose to create & sustain meaningful content. Join hosts Jennifer-Lee Gunson & Neil McPhedran as they discuss The Cyber Ways Podcast with Craig, which explores the ever-evolving realm of cybersecurity; decoding complex academic research for real-world application, for cyber security professionals in the field. Learn how Craig successfully navigates the balance between academic rigor and audience engagement, and why quality content and a passionate, niche audience matter more to him than chasing numbers. Craig shares his experiences, challenges, and the rewards of podcasting in higher education. Whether you're an academic looking to amplify research or a podcast enthusiast, this episode offers practical tips and a fresh perspective on the art of podcasting.Chapter Timestamps: (00:00:00) Introduction Jenn & Neil introduce today’s guest, Dr. Craig Van Slyke, and introduce his podcast Cyber Ways that is the focus of part one of a two part series with Craig (00:04:38) Overview of the Podcasting Journey Craig, a seasoned podcaster and professor, walks us through his podcasting journey and the story behind each of his three podcasts. (00:06:59) Defining Your Podcast's Purpose The importance of clearly defining your podcast's purpose and understanding your target audience to create engaging and purpose-driven content. We dig into the specific purpose of the Cyber Ways, bridging the gap between academia and the professional cybersecurity community (00:10:30) Appreciating & Knowing Your Audience Jen & Craig discuss the idea that impact cannot always be measured by number of downloads, but rather the significance of getting this academic research into the hands of the people who can implement it, the professional cyber security community. (00:14:10) Privacy & the Digital Footprint The unique challenges posed by cybersecurity and privacy with an online presence & data collection, and Craig reminds the audience that although this information is out there, we should still be taking the necessary security precautions. (00:20:59) Preparing for an Interview Craig walks us through his preparation process with a run of show document to help keep everyone in the right balance between in-depth content and audience accessibility. (00:23:06) Quality Over Quantity in Podcasting The importance of prioritizing quality over quantity when producing podcast episodes and the potential drawbacks of excessive length. (00:24:56) The Unique Value of Podcasting Craig talk about faculty support and highlights his motivation to deeply engage with a dedicated audience and deliver purpose-driven content (00:27:27) Closing Neil & Jen share their takeaways and wrap it up. (00:00) - Introduction (05:48) - Overview of the Podcasting Journey (08:09) - Defining Your Podcast's Purpose (11:40) - Appreciating & Knowing Your Audience (15:20) - Privacy & the Digital Footprint (22:09) - Preparing for an Interview (24:16) - Quality Over Quantity in Podcasting (26:06) - The Unique Value of Podcasting (28:37) - Closing Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

04/09/2023

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32 min
29/04/2024

Call For Submissions: Your Favourite Higher Ed Podcast Episode

Unveiling HigherEdPods: Filling the Community & Discovery Gap. Join us in a special episode where we (re)introduce HigherEdPods, a community and directory dedicated to elevating higher education podcasting. Host Jennifer and producer Gregg explore how HigherEdPods serves as a new resource for higher education podcasters. Discover how this innovative platform aims to connect higher education podcasters, enhance academic podcast discovery, and foster a community where ideas and resources are shared freely among university podcast creators. Plus, a call to Submit your favourite Higher Ed Podcast Episode Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters:00:00 Introduction: Producer Gregg Steps In01:33 Discussion on upcoming interviews & episodes03:37 Gregg's learnings producing the Continuing Studies Podcast04:43 (re)Introduction to HigherEdPods directory & community06:26 Benefits of joining HigherEdPods & future plans07:32 Exploring new platforms for podcast promotion08:21 Call for Submissions: Your Favorite Higher Ed Podcast episodes09:37 Closing Thoughts and Episode Wrap-Up (00:00) - Introduction: Producer Gregg Steps In (02:43) - Discussion on upcoming interviews & episodes (04:47) - Gregg's learnings producing the Continuing Studies Podcast (05:53) - (re)Introduction to HigherEdPods directory & community (07:36) - Benefits of joining HigherEdPods & future plans (08:42) - Exploring new platforms for podcast promotion (09:31) - Call for Submissions: Your Favorite Higher Ed Podcast episodes (10:47) - Closing Thoughts and Episode Wrap-Up Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

29/04/2024

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13 min
28/11/2023

Yale University Press: Visual Storytelling in Audio

Discover how one podcast is deftly weaving together marketing tools, scholarly resources and engaging author conversation all while bringing their beautiful art and architecture books to the audio world. Join host’s Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee Gunson with Jessica Holahan, one of the hosts of the Yale University Press Podcast as they discuss her journey as a host, how the press uses the podcast to further Yale’s mission, it’s unique episode specific audiences, and the ways they assess episode value and make decisions about which books to feature beyond metrics. Throughout the conversation, Jessica shares valuable insights into audience focus, preparing for interviews effectively to balance engaging dialogue while rendering complex subjects accessible and some her most memorable interviews. Explore the Yale University Press’s engaging storytelling of visual books through their long-running podcast series and learn tips to enrich any higher education podcast along the way. Learn More: Continuing Studies PodcastJoin: University Podcasters Network LinkedIn GroupConnect w/ Jen: Jen LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.comConnect w/ Neil: Neil LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeConnect with Yale University Press Learn More: Yale University Press PodcastTwitter: @yalepress / @yaleartbooksInstagram : @yalebooksEpisodes Referred to Mughal Architecture Including—and Beyond—the Taj Mahal with Chanchal DadlaniDorothy Liebes, the "Mother of Modern Weaving"The Beautiful, Atmospheric Art of Eileen Hogan, in Conversation with Elisabeth Fairman & Cathy CourtneyChapter Timestamps:(00:00:00) IntroductionHosts Jennifer Lee and Neil McPhedran introduce the episode the Yale University Press, and today’s guest, Jessica Holahan, a host of their podcast (00:03:22) Jessica’s Podcasting JourneyJessica explains how she came into her role as the director of marketing for art and architecture books at the Press. (00:04:36) The Yale University Press Podcast The history and evolution of the podcast, as well as the purpose and partnerships of Yale University Press. (00:09:28) Targeting Diverse AudiencesJessica explains the diversity of the podcast's audience due to the diversity of books they publish, as well as the ways that the podcast is used as a marketing tool and beyond in the scholarly and art worlds. (00:12:33) Next Steps and ChallengesPlans and challenges for Youtube and the podcast incorporating visual aspects into art and architecture book episodes as well as some of the freedom they have experienced by not including visuals to date. (00:14:42) Sustaining Podcast Content CreationInsights into the unique advantages that being a press brings in terms of constantly changing content, and how they select which books to feature, as well as the new realization of being a higher education podcast and it’s opportunities. (00:18:08) Episode and Guest PreparationJessica explains her approach to preparing for and getting the best out of author interviews to tell a great story. (00:21:04) Podcast Analytics and Decision MakingSome of the basic listener metrics, and thoughts on who that audience is (00:23:06) Episode Specific Audience-Centric ApproachNeil and Jessica discuss the podcast's unique episode specific audiences and subsequent uses (00:24:26) A Recommended EpisodeJessica recommends a standout episode for listeners (00:27:46) Lessons in Podcasting StrategyNeil and Jennifer reflect on the episode and share their takeaways, highlighting the wide usage for the podcast and varied audience. (00:00) - Introduction (04:32) - Jessica’s Podcasting Journey (05:46) - The Yale University Press Podcast (10:38) - Targeting Diverse Audiences (13:43) - Next Steps and Challenges (15:52) - Sustaining Podcast Content Creation (19:18) - Episode and Guest Preparation (22:14) - Podcast Analytics and Decision Making (24:16) - Audience-Centric Approach (25:36) - A Recommended Episode (28:56) - Lessons in Podcasting Strategy Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

28/11/2023

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33 min
08/09/2025

Schooled in Collaboration: The Power of Student-Teacher Partnerships in Podcasting

A student-teacher collaboration driving a podcast that answers real college questions and empowers students and families. Dr. Catherine Ross, professor of English at the University of Texas at Tyler and host of Ask Dr. Ross, shares her journey into podcasting and how she uses it to demystify higher education for students and parents alike. Alongside her co-host and producer, Ashley Worley, Dr. Ross tackles pressing questions about preparing for college, avoiding debt, and thriving academically while challenging common misconceptions about university life. They discuss the evolving role of podcasting in education, the power of storytelling to bridge gaps between high schools and universities, and the balance between embracing technology like AI and preserving essential writing skills. With insights on collaboration, mentorship, and the growing opportunities podcasting creates for students, this conversation offers both inspiration and practical takeaways for educators, learners, and aspiring podcasters. Episode Links: Catherine Ross Catherine Ross | LinkedInAshley Worley | LinkedIn Ask Dr. Ross Podcast - YouTube Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters NetworkConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00) - Introduction (06:01) - Launching Ask Dr. Ross (08:14) - Ashley’s Role & Student Involvement (09:22) - Podcasting for Student Opportunities (11:27) - Breaking Down College Misconceptions (14:39) - Changing Majors & Discovering New Paths (17:32) - Why Podcasting Works for Education (20:23) - AI in Education (25:29) - Structuring Episodes Around Questions (27:14) - Homeschooling & College Prep (30:05) - Expanding Podcasting Across the University (32:38) - The Value of Student Podcast Roles (36:05) - Leveraging YouTube for Podcast Growth (37:39) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

08/09/2025

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40 min
05/08/2024

Game On: How the Games Institute Uses Podcasting to Expand Research & Diversity

The intersection of gaming technologies with educational and social initiatives. Neil and Jen welcome Dr. Emma Vossen from the University of Waterloo's Games Institute on this episode of the Continuing Studies podcast. Dr. Vossen shares insights into her role as the Knowledge Mobilization and Research Impact Officer, detailing the interdisciplinary work of the Games Institute and its innovative approach to gaming research. They discuss the power of podcasting as a tool for knowledge mobilization, diversity, equity, and inclusion in gaming, and the intersection of gaming technologies with educational and social initiatives. Additionally, the episode explores the evolution of storytelling through audio and the importance of making complex academic research accessible to a broader audience. Episode Links: Emma Vossen: WebsiteEmma Vossen: LinkedIn Games Institute Profile: Emma Vossen The Games Institute PodcastFirst Person Scholar PodcastPodcasting 2.0 Apps That Support Podcasting 2.0 Features: Podcasting 2.0 AppsConnect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00:00) IntroductionNeil and Jen introduce guest Dr. Emma Vossen, producer of the Game Institute podcast.(00:02:15) Knowledge Mobilization RoleDr. Emma Vossen introduces herself and her role at the Games Institute, University of Waterloo.(00:03:00) The Games InstituteThe foundation, purpose, and interdisciplinary nature of the Games Institute.(00:04:50) The Games Institute PodcastHistory of the Games Institute podcast, and its role in knowledge mobilization and research communication.(00:07:02) Audience and Impact The target audience for the GI podcast and its relevance to both academics and the public.(00:07:49) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in GamingThe representation of diversity in games and the research conducted at the Games Institute on this topic.(00:10:19) The Digital Oral Histories of Reconciliation ProjectDOHR, a VR project aimed at educating students using digital oral histories.(00:13:25) Podcastings Unique Role in AcademiaTranslating academic research into accessible formats for broader audiences through podcasts.(00:20:40) Podcasting 2.0: Person TagAn overview of the Person Tag, allowing podcasts to recognize contributors and enhance discoverability.(00:26:15) First Experiences with Games First gaming experiences, highlighting the personal connection to gaming culture.(00:27:36) First Person Scholar PodcastThe First Person Scholar podcast, focusing on panel discussions and specific gaming topics.(00:30:51) Knowledge Mobilization and Research Communication How podcasting serves as an effective medium for knowledge mobilization in academia.(00:35:52) Conclusion (00:00) - Introduction (03:25) - Knowledge Mobilization Role (04:10) - The Games Institute (06:00) - The Games Institute Podcast (08:12) - Audience and Impact (08:59) - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Gaming (11:29) - The Digital Oral Histories of Reconciliation Project (14:35) - Podcastings Unique Role in Academia (21:50) - Podcasting 2.0: Person Tag (27:25) - First Experiences with Games (28:46) - First Person Scholar Podcast (32:01) - Knowledge Mobilization and Research Communication (37:02) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

05/08/2024

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41 min
30/06/2025

Cataloging Critiques: What Great Pods Can Teach Higher Ed Podcasters

How Great Pods is transforming podcast discovery with critic-driven reviews and smarter categorization. Imran Ahmed—better known as “Captain Ron”—founder of Great Pods, a platform dubbed the “Rotten Tomatoes for podcasts,” joins Neil and Jen to unpack how curated, critic-led reviews are reshaping podcast discovery. Imran shares his journey from college radio to startup founder, revealing the inspiration behind Great Pods and the importance of trust, transparency, and accurate genre tagging. The conversation dives into how higher education podcasters can better position their shows, improve discoverability, and benefit from tools like Great Pods to reach wider audiences. Whether you’re new to podcasting or looking to grow your show, this episode offers thoughtful strategies for building visibility and credibility. Episode Links: Imran A | LinkedInGreat Pods | Threads | Instagram | Newsletter | Blue.SkyAdd Your Podcast: Podcast ScreenerNewsletter & Sites: The Ultimate Guide To Getting Your Podcast Reviewed - Podcast PromotionConnect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters NetworkConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00) - Introduction (05:39) - Building for Trust and Transparency (09:28) - The Business Behind Great Pods (10:25) - Rewriting the Rules of Podcast Categorization (13:16) - SEO Tips for Podcasters (14:42) - The Categorization Challenge for Higher Ed Podcasts (18:23) - What Makes a Great (or Bad) Review (19:52) - Protecting Against User Bombing (23:36) - Why Higher Ed Podcasters Should Join Great Pods (25:40) - Creating New Genre Possibilities (26:46) - How to Become a Podcast Critic (31:32) - Tapping into Campus Resources for Podcast Growth (33:30) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

30/06/2025

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36 min
16/12/2024

College Radio’s Renaissance: Higher Ed’s Audio Evolution Part 2

How The Virginia Audio Collective fosters creativity, collaboration, and impactful storytelling. In part two of this episode, Mary Garner McGehee and Sage Tanguay discuss The Virginia Audio Collective at the University of Virginia, showcasing how a podcast network can thrive by combining creativity, community, and collaboration. With resources from WTJU community radio and a supportive infrastructure, the collective empowers aspiring podcasters to bring their ideas to life, from concept to production. Insights include the benefits of limited series, building an audience, and fostering partnerships across campus and beyond. This episode highlights the tools, strategies, and innovative approaches that make UVA’s podcasting initiative a model for other institutions looking to amplify voices and create impactful storytelling. Episode Links: WTJUVirginia Audio CollectiveHumanities Podcast Network Mary Garner McGehee | LinkedInSage Tanguay | LinkedIn Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters NetworkConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00) - Introduction (05:23) - The Virginia Audio Collective (10:29) - Podcast Frequency (12:38) - Expanding Beyond the University (16:31) - Limited Series and Evergreen Content (21:31) - Acknowledging UVA’s Leadership and Community (23:41) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

16/12/2024

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26 min
06/02/2024

University of British Columbia: Hosts Change, But the Show Must Go On

How does a podcast successfully navigate a host change and still keep their voice? From Here Forward, an alumni focused podcast based in Vancouver, Canada did that, by strategically choosing a voice and a tone for their audience, and then letting the show find its own authentic voice. Join Jennifer Lee Gunson and Neil McPhedran, alongside guests Carol Eugene Park and Steve Kennedy from Alumni UBC, to hear how clear vision earlier in the podcasting process allows for greater freedom and stability in the ever- changing higher education landscape. Connect with Us Learn More: Continuing Studies PodcastJoin: University Podcasters Network LinkedIn GroupConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeLinks From Here ForwardConnect with Carol on Twitter: @caroleugeneparkConnect with Steve on LinkedInSanta Ono EpisodeWild Fires EpisodeThe Wine Tasting Episode bbno$ EpisodePieter Cullis EpisodeChapter Time Stamps: (00:00:00) Introduction Hosts Jennifer Lee and Neil McPhedran introduce the guest’s from UBC, Steve Kennedy & Carol Eugene Park from From Here Forward. (00:02:40) Guest IntroductionsHow Carol & Steve came into their podcast roles. (00:05:28) Reflecting Urgent OptimismSteve discusses the origin and significance of the name "From Here Forward," and it’s connection to the themes of the show. (00:08:23) Transitioning HostsThe challenges and strategies of choosing and changing podcast hosts while maintaining the show's voice and audience connection. Steve and Carol explore their experiences. (00:13:00) Origin of Carol’s Podcasting JourneyCarol discusses her previous podcasting experience, which caught Steve's attention. (00:14:42) Reflections Two Years OnInsights on the evolution of "From Here Forward," including expanding content topics, going with immediacy for topics, and having a great producer to work with. (00:16:13) Advice for New PodcastersAdvice to aspiring podcasters on having a clear vision and embracing the learning process, and allowing space for a show and it’s hosts to find their voice. (00:19:05) Choosing Podcast GuestsHow guests are chosen for the show, based on strategic themes and immediacy. (00:20:27) Favourite Episodes Discussion Carol and Steve share their favourite episodes, highlighting the diversity of topics and the impact of storytelling in humanizing academic research and celebrating significant achievements. (00:22:21) Neil's Personal Connection Neil reflects on how participating in the podcast has reconnected him to the University of British Columbia, emphasizing the role of podcasting in bridging alumni and their alma mater. (00:24:10) ConclusionNeil & Jen share their key takeaways from the conversation. (00:00) - Introduction (03:50) - Guest Introductions (06:38) - Reflecting Urgent Optimism (09:33) - Transitioning Hosts (14:10) - Origin of Carol’s Podcasting Journey (15:52) - Reflections Two Years On (17:23) - Advice for New Podcasters (20:15) - Choosing Podcast Guests (21:37) - Favorite Episodes Discussion (23:31) - Neil's Personal Connection (25:20) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

06/02/2024

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30 min

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Class is in Session: Building the Future of Podcasting Through Education

Purdue: Effectively Engaging Alumni

Louisiana Tech (Pt 1): Purpose-Driven Podcasting

Call For Submissions: Your Favourite Higher Ed Podcast Episode

Yale University Press: Visual Storytelling in Audio

Schooled in Collaboration: The Power of Student-Teacher Partnerships in Podcasting

Game On: How the Games Institute Uses Podcasting to Expand Research & Diversity

Cataloging Critiques: What Great Pods Can Teach Higher Ed Podcasters

College Radio’s Renaissance: Higher Ed’s Audio Evolution Part 2

University of British Columbia: Hosts Change, But the Show Must Go On

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