Launch a Podcast
Podcasts are a uniquely impactful tool for deep engagement and education. Intimate, portable, and unapologetically long-form, no other medium has the power to connect with audiences in quite the same way.
Do you need to convey a lot of information in a way that stays fresh and engaging? Looking for ways to take casual contacts and turn them into dedicated supporters? Then let’s go!
Our Process
We’re experts in every aspect of podcast production—from conceiving a series that will make a real impact to delivering it to the world.
Conceive
1. Conceive
Working with our client to clearly define the audience and goals for the series, and create a concept that will engage and inspire.
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Plan
2. Plan
Writing scripts, scheduling interviews, and doing whatever needs to be done to bring in projects on deadline and on budget.
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Record
3. Record
Top-quality audio recording – in the studio, remotely, or in the field.
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Edit
4. Edit
Structuring narratives and crafting immersive audio experiences, including original music and sound effects.
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Design
5. Design
Designing striking visual elements for series branding and support.
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Publish
6. Publish
Making new series available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple, Google, Stitcher, and Spotify.
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Case Studies
We were challenged by our client, New York Edge – who provide high-impact afterschool programming to underserved kids all around the five boroughs – to create a piece about mentorship. So we asked the question, “what if the audience could actually hear mentorship happening in real time?”
And voila! The result is Formative, the podcast where the leaders of today are interviewed by leaders of tomorrow! Our intrepid co-hosts, all between the ages of eleven and fourteen, conduct long-form interviews with successful adults from the worlds of business, science, the arts, and beyond.
We were challenged by the Alaska office of the US Fish and Wildlife Service (a division of the Department of the Interior) to create a podcast series to encourage sport fishing and knowledge of aquatic species in the general public. the result? “Fish of the Week!”, a fun, fast-paced, engaging series where two avid biologist/anglers create an audio almanac of the amazing animals from all around the country.
Featuring frequent guest appearances by experts from around the region and around the country, the show gives listeners a thorough primer into a particular fish – where and how they live, how to find and catch them, and even how to cook and eat them.
New episodes every Monday wherever you get your podcasts!
People who are diagnosed with a rare disease often do not know where to turn. Even their doctors are often in the dark about how to give them the best care. NETRF, which serves the community of people with neuroendocrine tumors, wanted a powerful, engaging tool to provide people facing a NET diagnosis with a thorough grounding in the disease so they could make more informed choices about their own lives.
And so, NETWise was born! For this ongoing series, our teams conducts interviews with NET experts from around the country – oncologists, researchers, surgeons, endocrinologists, nurses, and many, many more – and uses that footage to construct a series of immersive, NPR-quality audio documentaries. These strive to answer the most basic questions new NET patients have – what is cancer? What is happing in my body right now? Why am being asked to take this particular test or undergo this particular procedure? – as well as educate about everything that is currently being done in the fight against this complex and varied family of diseases.
Also included are first-person stories from NET patients themselves, telling how they’ve navigated this change in their lives and offering advice to the newly diagnosed.
New episodes publish monthly at netrf.org/podcast and wherever you get your podcasts.
And so, NETWise was born! For this ongoing series, our teams conducts interviews with NET experts from around the country – oncologists, researchers, surgeons, endocrinologists, nurses, and many, many more – and uses that footage to construct a series of immersive, NPR-quality audio documentaries. These strive to answer the most basic questions new NET patients have – what is cancer? What is happing in my body right now? Why am being asked to take this particular test or undergo this particular procedure? – as well as educate about everything that is currently being done in the fight against this complex and varied family of diseases.
Also included are first-person stories from NET patients themselves, telling how they’ve navigated this change in their lives and offering advice to the newly diagnosed.
New episodes publish monthly at netrf.org/podcast and wherever you get your podcasts.
We were challenged by our client, New York Edge – who provide high-impact afterschool programming to underserved kids all around the five boroughs – to create a piece about mentorship. So we asked the question, "what if the audience could actually hear mentorship happening in real time?"
And voila! The result is Formative, the podcast where the leaders of today are interviewed by leaders of tomorrow! Our intrepid co-hosts, all between the ages of eleven and fourteen, conduct long-form interviews with successful adults from the worlds of business, science, the arts, and beyond.
We were challenged by the Alaska office of the US Fish and Wildlife Service (a division of the Department of the Interior) to create a podcast series to encourage sport fishing and knowledge of aquatic species in the general public. the result? “Fish of the Week!”, a fun, fast-paced, engaging series where two avid biologist/anglers create an audio almanac of the amazing animals from all around the country.
Featuring frequent guest appearances by experts from around the region and around the country, the show gives listeners a thorough primer into a particular fish – where and how they live, how to find and catch them, and even how to cook and eat them.
New episodes every Monday wherever you get your podcasts!
People who are diagnosed with a rare disease often do not know where to turn. Even their doctors are often in the dark about how to give them the best care. NETRF, which serves the community of people with neuroendocrine tumors, wanted a powerful, engaging tool to provide people facing a NET diagnosis with a thorough grounding in the disease so they could make more informed choices about their own lives.
And so, NETWise was born! For this ongoing series, our teams conducts interviews with NET experts from around the country – oncologists, researchers, surgeons, endocrinologists, nurses, and many, many more – and uses that footage to construct a series of immersive, NPR-quality audio documentaries. These strive to answer the most basic questions new NET patients have – what is cancer? What is happing in my body right now? Why am being asked to take this particular test or undergo this particular procedure? – as well as educate about everything that is currently being done in the fight against this complex and varied family of diseases.
Also included are first-person stories from NET patients themselves, telling how they’ve navigated this change in their lives and offering advice to the newly diagnosed.
New episodes publish monthly at netrf.org/podcast and wherever you get your podcasts.
And so, NETWise was born! For this ongoing series, our teams conducts interviews with NET experts from around the country – oncologists, researchers, surgeons, endocrinologists, nurses, and many, many more – and uses that footage to construct a series of immersive, NPR-quality audio documentaries. These strive to answer the most basic questions new NET patients have – what is cancer? What is happing in my body right now? Why am being asked to take this particular test or undergo this particular procedure? – as well as educate about everything that is currently being done in the fight against this complex and varied family of diseases.
Also included are first-person stories from NET patients themselves, telling how they’ve navigated this change in their lives and offering advice to the newly diagnosed.
New episodes publish monthly at netrf.org/podcast and wherever you get your podcasts.
