You know I love me some podcasts. 
I currently do 2, I could take helping with a 3rd if I don't have to edit.
What is your goal for how the podcast is set up? Will it be a roundtable where people bring up news topics and people comment, or will there be sections? Will it be planned ahead or off the cuff?
Currently, for the Boston Atheists Podcast we pick news segments to talk about and often pick a larger topic for a roundtable discussion. So we might dedicate the first half to news and the second half to a roundtable. The person presenting the news or roundtable subject often has a scripted intro and then it gets tossed around for general comments. We use a shared google.doc for our scripted bits so we're all on the same page, literally!
For my Anime Boston podcast, we scribble down some quick notes about what to cover and everything is unplanned, off the cuff, and kind of messy, which leads to a lot more editing after. But also, we have to be family friendly and stick to certain things so it's more limiting.
I currently do 2, I could take helping with a 3rd if I don't have to edit. What is your goal for how the podcast is set up? Will it be a roundtable where people bring up news topics and people comment, or will there be sections? Will it be planned ahead or off the cuff?
Currently, for the Boston Atheists Podcast we pick news segments to talk about and often pick a larger topic for a roundtable discussion. So we might dedicate the first half to news and the second half to a roundtable. The person presenting the news or roundtable subject often has a scripted intro and then it gets tossed around for general comments. We use a shared google.doc for our scripted bits so we're all on the same page, literally!
For my Anime Boston podcast, we scribble down some quick notes about what to cover and everything is unplanned, off the cuff, and kind of messy, which leads to a lot more editing after. But also, we have to be family friendly and stick to certain things so it's more limiting.
"The way to see by faith is to shut the eye of reason." Benjamin Franklin
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odcast:: Boston Atheists Report
::Blogs:: Boston Atheism Examiner - Boston Atheists Blog | :
odcast:: Boston Atheists Report