19 min
BONUS: “Like Your New Best Friend” Production Call How Does Tomorrow Sound?
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- Teknologi
We imagined one audio future! Then we asked some smart podcasters how we did.
In E01 (“Like Your New Best Friend”), we suggest that developments in AI might turn podcasts into very compelling chatbots. In this bonus track, podcasters Stacey Copeland, Clif Mark, Naomi Mellor, and Andrea Muraskin share their reactions. We are grateful for their feedback.
Note: Though the track is presented like one large convo, we spliced two longer chats (one with Stacey and Andrea and one with Clif), held at separate times, with a voicemail from Naomi. We didn’t include here the editorial suggestions we responded to in revision (since these wouldn’t make sense to someone hearing the finished product). Instead, we focus on the podcasters’ reactions to our episode’s main ideas.
Many thanks to:
Stacey Copeland, audio producer and Ph.D. Candidate, Simon Fraser University Clif Mark, creator and host of the Good in Theory podcast Naomi Mellor, producer, founder of The Skylark Collective, a global community for women in podcasting, and the International Women’s Podcast Awards Andrea Muraskin, producer, writer, host
Contact us:
We don’t know the future, but we hope this bonus track gets people talking. Tell us what we got right (or wrong!) by emailing PodflyCalls@gmail.com or leaving us a voicemail at 440-290-6796.
Or check us out online:
Podfly Productions How Does Tomorrow Sound Neleigh Olson Kate Pigott Josh Suhy Who knows? Maybe the future of podcasts will be a thing we build together.
We imagined one audio future! Then we asked some smart podcasters how we did.
In E01 (“Like Your New Best Friend”), we suggest that developments in AI might turn podcasts into very compelling chatbots. In this bonus track, podcasters Stacey Copeland, Clif Mark, Naomi Mellor, and Andrea Muraskin share their reactions. We are grateful for their feedback.
Note: Though the track is presented like one large convo, we spliced two longer chats (one with Stacey and Andrea and one with Clif), held at separate times, with a voicemail from Naomi. We didn’t include here the editorial suggestions we responded to in revision (since these wouldn’t make sense to someone hearing the finished product). Instead, we focus on the podcasters’ reactions to our episode’s main ideas.
Many thanks to:
Stacey Copeland, audio producer and Ph.D. Candidate, Simon Fraser University Clif Mark, creator and host of the Good in Theory podcast Naomi Mellor, producer, founder of The Skylark Collective, a global community for women in podcasting, and the International Women’s Podcast Awards Andrea Muraskin, producer, writer, host
Contact us:
We don’t know the future, but we hope this bonus track gets people talking. Tell us what we got right (or wrong!) by emailing PodflyCalls@gmail.com or leaving us a voicemail at 440-290-6796.
Or check us out online:
Podfly Productions How Does Tomorrow Sound Neleigh Olson Kate Pigott Josh Suhy Who knows? Maybe the future of podcasts will be a thing we build together.
19 min