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Podcasting at ASU

Listen, Learn, Create: Unleashing the Vibrant

Explore the vibrant world of podcasting at ASU's Zoom Innovation Lab, nestled within the dynamic Creativity Commons at the Tempe campus. Elevate your storytelling with tailored pre-production consultations, scheduling of our state-of-the-art podcasting studios accommodating 1 to 4 individuals, and dedicated in-person recording support.

Not able to come in person? Access an array of resources curated by Learning Experiences Design and EdPlus teams, along with comprehensive quick start guides designed to unleash your creativity using the cutting-edge technology within our Zoom Innovation Lab spaces. Join us in shaping the future of audio narratives - whether you're a student or faculty, let's amplify your voice together.

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Why should you create a podcast?

Creating a podcast allows you to share your unique voice, knowledge, and perspective with a global audience, fostering meaningful connections and engagement.

Whether you're an educator looking to disseminate insights, a student exploring creative expression, or anyone passionate about communicating, podcasts provide a dynamic platform to showcase your ideas. Podcasts also offer a versatile and accessible medium to enhance your brand, amplify your message, and contribute to meaningful conversations within your community or industry.

All the things to get you started.

Podcasting Support

Podcasting Services

Podcasting Checklists? Check.

Embarking on the journey of podcasting can be an exciting venture, but it's essential to recognize the significance of thorough planning and preparation, especially for those new to the medium. Proper planning sets the foundation for a successful podcast, allowing you to clearly define your podcast's theme, target audience, and format, which are crucial for creating content that resonates with listeners. It also involves technical preparations, such as selecting the right equipment and setting up an optimal recording environment, ensuring your podcast has professional-quality sound. Additionally, planning your content, episodes, and marketing strategies can greatly reduce stress and help maintain a consistent release schedule, crucial for building and retaining an audience. By investing time in these initial stages, new podcasters can navigate common pitfalls, stay focused on their goals, and ultimately create a more engaging and sustainable podcast.

While there is no “correct” way to prepare for podcasting, generally speaking, it is incredibly valuable to use a general checklist or production plan, especially for those new to podcasting.

Pre Production Checklist

Post Production Checklist

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Learn. Speak. Share.

Enroll in the Podcasting Online Course

ASU’s EdPlus has created a fully self-paced instructional course on learning the ins and outs of podcasting, that is open to the public. Whether you’re new to podcasting or seasoned podcaster - this course is full of helpful information and guidance around the benefits for podcasting and sharing your voice. The course contains examples and resources to support your podcasting journey through:

Module 1: Why podcast?
Module 2: Planning your podcast
Module 3: Recording your podcast
Module 4: Editing your podcast
Module 5: Distributing your podcast

Enroll in the course