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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2022 · 20 MIN

Ep15- Podcasting- Four Different Types of Podcasts

from TOASTEDU · host Sam Fraulino

When podcasting first made its way to the iPod and phones many years ago, there was a great fear that podcasting could in fact be the death of radio. As we know that is far from the truth, but it does offer many ways of offering spoken word to reach all types of listeners. A podcast can be in the form of a storytelling experience, an interview, crime dramas, or a casual conversation between two sports fans discussing the weekend’s football games to entertain you on a long commute.   We’ll discuss that today, we will talk about the 4 basic types of podcasts that tend to work well with listeners and these formats are now pretty much standard in the podcast industry. Podcasting continues to grow rapidly. Since 2016, the number of listeners has doubled. We believe that has something to do with more people owning smartphones, the creation of higher quality content worth listening to, as well as the wave of changes that swept around the world when COVID 19 sent people into isolation looking for digital content. TOAST EDU Podcast Site- https://learn.maricopa.edu/courses/1260717 Vulture Podcast Website- https://www.vulture.com/article/best-nonfiction-podcasts-all-time.html

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