Podcast #155 – Connecting Podcasting’s Future to Radio’s Past
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Show Notes
This week Paul reflects on insights gained at this year’s Podcast Movement conference, focusing on the opportunity for more people to be served by community podcasting. Jennifer reports back from Radio Day by the Bay, which included a live radio drama performance that connects up to the present-day explosion in scripted fictional podcasts. And then we deconstruct the Princeton Review’s 2019 “Best College Radio Stations” list.
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Show Notes:
- Podcast Movement
- From Tom Webster’s presentation at Podcast Movement: Podcasting’s next frontier: A manifesto for growth (beyond the already converted)
- Infinite Dial 2018
- Comedy Bang Bang, SModcast, and Pocketnow win Stitcher awards
- Radio Day by the Bay
- California Historical Radio Society
- Radio Day by the Bay in Alameda July 21
- Radio World: Radio Central – CHRS Asks Big Questions
- “Unshackled” is the long-running Christian radio drama
- Radio World: “Unshackled!” Tells Stories of Transformation
- Podcast #138 – Radio History on Display at the San Francisco Airport
- Podcast #107 – Exploring Community Podcasting
- Podcast #124 – Seattle Hosts Young Podcasters & a New LPFM
- Princeton Review’s “Best College Radio Stations” List for 2019
- Radio Station Visit #139 – WFUV at Fordham University
- Learn more about college radio
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