Building Podcaster Connections: Humanities Podcast Symposium

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The global impact of the Humanities Podcast Symposium and the future of scholarly podcasting.

Rebecca Barry, coordinator of the Illinois Scholars at Risk Program and a passionate podcaster, joins the show to discuss the Humanities Podcast Network and its flagship event, the Humanities Podcast Symposium. Rebecca shares the network's mission to elevate podcasting as a scholarly medium and highlights the symposium’s global reach, with over 300 participants and presenters from around the world, detailing how this multi-day virtual event fosters collaboration and innovation among academic podcasters. Sha talks about the challenges of planning such an ambitious event, the evolution of podcasting as a scholarly medium, and the debate over best practices like accessibility and crediting contributors. Whether planning a podcast, a symposium, or simply curious about the future of scholarly communication, this discussion shines a light on the future of academic podcasting and community-building through shared storytelling.

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Chapters:

(00:00) - Introduction
(05:04) - Why Humanities Podcasting?
(05:47) - Getting Into Podcasting
(10:44) - The Humanities Podcast Network
(13:05) - Audience and Mission of the Network
(15:24) - Creating the Humanities Podcast Symposium
(19:50) - Best Practices in Academic Podcasting
(23:07) - Challenges and Debate on Best Practices
(28:42) - The Role of Video Podcasts
(31:09) - Tips for Hosting a Virtual Symposium
(33:08) - Conclusion

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Continuing Studies: for Higher Ed Podcasters

Building Podcaster Connections: Humanities Podcast Symposium

Continuing Studies: for Higher Ed Podcasters

published 大约1年之前

MP3•单集首页

The global impact of the Humanities Podcast Symposium and the future of scholarly podcasting.

Episode Links:

Connect with Us

Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.com
Learn More: Continuing Studies Podcast
Follow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn Page
Join LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters Network
Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com
Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.com
Twitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastco
Youtube
HigherEdPods

Chapters:

(00:00) - Introduction
(05:04) - Why Humanities Podcasting?
(05:47) - Getting Into Podcasting
(10:44) - The Humanities Podcast Network
(13:05) - Audience and Mission of the Network
(15:24) - Creating the Humanities Podcast Symposium
(19:50) - Best Practices in Academic Podcasting
(23:07) - Challenges and Debate on Best Practices
(28:42) - The Role of Video Podcasts
(31:09) - Tips for Hosting a Virtual Symposium
(33:08) - Conclusion

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Creating Stanford GSB’s Flagship Podcast If/Then. "Why does it have to be a podcast?" Jenny Luna from Stanford Graduate School of Business returns to Continuing Studies to discuss the deliberate choices behind launching their flagship show, If/Then and why podcasting, among other communication channels, was the ideal platform to amplify the impactful research of Stanford GSB faculty. Jenny shares the strategic decisions that shaped the show—from selecting the right host with deep institutional knowledge to creating content that resonates with their audience. Her insights reveal the critical role of podcasting in advancing academic storytelling and outreach in the world of higher education. Episode Links: Jenny Luna: LinkedIn Stanford Profile: Jennifer Luna Jenny’s Podcast: If/Then: Business, Leadership, Society Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.com Learn More: Continuing Studies Podcast Follow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn Page Join LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/ Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.com Twitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastco Youtube HigherEdPods Chapters: (00:00:00) Introduction Neil and Jen introduce return guest Jenny Luna, producer of Stanford GSB's new flagship podcast If/Then . (00:03:41) If/Then Podcast The concept and focus behind the If/Then podcast. (00:05:06) Topic Selection How topics and faculty are chosen based on relevance and impact. (00:06:03) Choosing the Host Selecting an internal host familiar with the GSB culture and strong faculty rapport. (00:07:54) Why Podcasting? Why the GSB decided to focus on podcasting as a major communications channel. (00:09:38) Success Factors Keys to the success of Stanford GSB’s podcasts, including strong branding. (00:12:30) Working with Agencies Collaborating with agencies for production and marketing. (00:15:53) Launch Strategy The approach to launching If/Then , including pilot episodes and stakeholder approval. (00:18:36) Season Two Planning Preparation for season two, including audience surveys and advance planning. (00:20:36) Lessons From Season One Importance of developing a listener persona and a new strategy of in-person chats with guests. (00:25:33) Leveraging YouTube The role of YouTube in expanding the podcast’s reach. (00:28:00) Growth Tactics Effective growth strategies and plans for the next season. (00:31:04) Conclusion (00:00) - Introduction (04:38) - If/Then Podcast (06:03) - Topic Selection (07:00) - Choosing the Host (08:51) - Why Podcasting? (10:35) - Success Factors (13:27) - Working with Agencies (16:50) - Launch Strategy (19:33) - Season Two Planning (21:33) - Lessons From Season One (26:30) - Leveraging YouTube (28:57) - Growth Tactics (32:01) - Conclusion…

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Continuing to Study: Lessons From Year One 28:45

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Happy Anniversary! Continuing Studies reflects on year one of the podcast. Neil and Jen celebrate one year of podcasting by sharing some of the lessons they've learned and the challenges they've overcome. They reflect on their conversations with higher education podcasters, sharing tips on consistency, flexibility, interview techniques, titling strategies, and the exciting possibilities of Podcasting 2.0. Neil and Jen explore the importance of collaboration within and across institutions, the rise of alumni podcasts, and how podcasting can thrive in visually-driven disciplines. Join them as they look back on their journey and preview what's ahead for the next year of inspiring conversations in higher education podcasting. Episode Links: Hosts That Support Podcasting 2.0 Features: Podcast 2.0 Hosts Apps That Support Podcasting 2.0 Features: Podcasting 2.0 Apps Rickroll: YouTube Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.com Learn More: Continuing Studies Podcast Follow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn Page Join LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/ Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.com Twitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastco Youtube HigherEdPods Chapters: (00:00:00) Introduction Jen and Neil introduce the episode, celebrating the podcast’s first anniversary and reflecting on their journey. (00:01:53) Consistency in Podcasting The significance of consistency in maintaining a successful podcast. (00:03:11) Importance of Flexibility and Preparation How flexibility and preparation lead to successful podcast interviews. (00:06:59) Collaborative Podcasting Across Institutions The benefits of collaborating across institutions to improve podcast content and reach. (00:09:24) Titling Strategies for Podcast Episodes Crafting titles and descriptions that catch attention and maximize discoverability. (00:11:40) Podcasting 2.0 and New Features A look into Podcasting 2.0 and how it’s shaping the future of the medium. (00:13:10) Podcasting 2.0: Podroll Tag The Podroll tag and how it enhances podcast community building and discoverability. (00:17:58) Podcast Networks and Internal Collaboration Discovering how internal collaboration within institutions can elevate podcast content. (00:20:40) Alumni Podcasts Engagement with alumni podcasts and their role in strengthening alumni relations. (00:23:18) Podcasting in Visual-Centric Disciplines How podcasts can engage audiences in visually-driven fields like art history and gaming. (00:25:44) Looking Forward: Global Podcasting & Upcoming Episodes Exciting international podcast collaborations are on the horizon for Continuing Studies. (00:26:48) Conclusion (00:00) - Introduction (02:50) - Consistency in Podcasting (04:08) - Importance of Flexibility and Preparation (07:56) - Collaborative Podcasting Across Institutions (10:21) - Titling Strategies for Podcast Episodes (12:37) - Podcasting 2.0 and New Features (14:07) - Podcasting 2.0: Podroll Tag (18:55) - Podcast Networks and Internal Collaboration (21:37) - Alumni Podcasts (24:15) - Podcasting in Visual-Centric Disciplines (26:41) - Looking Forward: Global Podcasting & Upcoming Episodes (27:45) - Conclusion…

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Game On: How the Games Institute Uses Podcasting to Expand Research & Diversity 40:51

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