The following resource list can be used to supplement the materials in Turn Up the Volume, providing useful reading material and podcasts that can be added to the curriculum.
Articles
Digital Publishing: How the New York Times and Washington Post are Changing the Podcast Field
“Edison Research Hacks the Commuter Code: AM/FM listeners switch 22 times per commute,” Edison Research, (2016, April 7).
“EoFire’s Income Reports,” EoFire (Entrepreneur On Fire) podcast’s monthly income reports.
Home of the Brave – A Walk on The Beach
Home of the Brave – Najibullah In America
Home of the Brave – An Introduction to Charles Bowden
“How to Measure Podcast Downloads” by George Weiner, Whole Whale.
“The Podcast Consumer 2017,” Edison Research, (2017, April 18).
“Podcast Industry Audience Rankings,” Podtrac.
Podcast: “Is the podcasting boom good for journalism?” by David Uberti, The Kicker Podcast, Columbia Journalism Review (2017, March 30)
“Podster Magazine,” Shelf Media Group.
Power Your Podcast with Storytelling
“Public Radio Measurement Guidelines Version 1.1,” (2016, January).
“Tow Center Report: Guide to Podcasting” by Vanessa Quirk (2016, Dec. 7)
“Tutorial: Editing and Existing Audio File,” Audacity.
Books
The Business of Podcasting by Steve Lubetkin & Donna Papacosta
“The Freedom Journal” by John Lee Dumas
“Out on the Wire: the Storytelling Secrets of the New Masters of Radio“ by Jessica Abel [http://jessicaabel.com/out-on-the-wire/]
“Podcasting: Do-It-Yourself Guide” by Todd Cochrane
“Sound Reporting: The NPR Guide to Audio Journalism and Production“
“Radio Diaries: DIY Handbook” by Joe Richmond
Schools
Podcast Engineering School by Chris Curran
The Podcaster’s Paradise by John Lee Dumas
The School of Podcasting by David Jackson
Podcasts
The producers of many of the following podcasts served as sources for Turn Up the Volume. All the podcasts can be used to show off different styles of and approaches to podcasting production.
Project Management for the Masses
Word Balloon with John Siuntres
What’s Working in Washington
WTF with Marc Maron [http://www.wtfpod.com]
View all the online educational resources for Turn Up the Volume.
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