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Minipods – Smartphone journalism episode five: Audio

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Minipods – Smartphone journalism episode four: Video part 2

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Minipods – Smartphone journalism episode three: Video part 1

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Minipods – Smartphone journalism episode two: Photos

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Minipods – Smartphone journalism episode one: Settings

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Podcastology episode fifteen: Is video the new audio?

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Podcastology episode sixteen: New formats, new voices

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Podcastology episode fourteen: How to win an award

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Podcastology episode thirteen: Going local

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Podcastology episode twelve: Future directions

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Vicarious trauma in journalism and the media

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Peer support: Opening up about mental health

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The menopause: How you can support colleagues

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Minipods – Interviewing episode six: Audience

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Minipods – Interviewing episode five: Layers

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Minipods – Interviewing episode four: Answers

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Minipods – Interviewing episode three: Questions

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Minipods – Interviewing episode two: Listening

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Minipods – Interviewing episode one: Focus

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Minipods - Audio storytelling episode five: Writing

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Minipods - Audio storytelling episode four: The stand up

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Minipods - Audio storytelling episode three: Sense of place

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Minipods - Audio storytelling episode two: Using sound

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Minipods - Audio storytelling episode one: Planning

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Podcastology episode eleven: Thinking strategy

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Podcastology episode ten: From mic to ear

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Podcastology episode nine: Political pods

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Podcastology episode six: Future directions

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Podcastology episode seven: Unfiltered conversations

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Podcastology episode eight: Box sets

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Podcastology episode one: What makes a podcast a hit?

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Podcastology episode two: What the BBC is looking for in a podcast

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Podcastology episode three: How to produce a podcast

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Podcastology episode four: Finding an audience for your podcast

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Podcastology episode five: Behind the scenes on two top BBC podcasts

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Essential kit for the field producer

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Man Like Mobeen

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From memoir to movie: the story behind the Boy with the Topknot

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How do they make the Archers?

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Inside daytime television: Ideas, reveals and hard work

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Data Journalism: More important than ever?

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Cyber-security: How to protect yourself online

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How to get a job: Women in technology

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VR and 360 video: The path to popularity

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Making Radio 1's breakfast show with Nick Grimshaw

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Following your audience on 'dark social'

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How to edit a documentary

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How has BBC Three adapted to online?

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Working with sound

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Coding: The next step for journalists?

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Radio 1's The Surgery: Tackling mental health live

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Pitching programme ideas: TV commissioner's tips

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How to take the first steps in your career

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Career change: How to make the leap

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How to create stories with sound

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Getting the best out of creativity sessions

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Barbara Nice: From stand-up to radio sitcom

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Desert Island Discs: Working with the stars

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How to make it in TV drama scriptwriting

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Digital sport - Closer to the action

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Talking to the internet: Digital assistants and the media

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The truth about fake news

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From community radio to the BBC: How to be a presenter

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BBC Academy Podcast: Highlights of 2016

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Home Front: History in the making

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Dan Lyons: The changing tech workplace

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How to manage people

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How to engage Generation Y

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Dan Snow: Making adventure documentaries

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How to write radio drama

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Live social video

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Presenting: Finding your voice

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Mobile journalism tips: Get your mojo working

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Jon Plowman: Making TV comedy

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Vanessa Feltz: Secrets of the phone-in

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How to make a radio show: Noreen Khan at BBC Asian Network

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CBBC: The challenges of making children’s TV

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Rio 2016: The mobile Olympics

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Careers in technology: Women and diversity

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How to make it as on-air talent

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News storytelling tips: Maxine Mawhinney

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Finding and telling news stories: Sima Kotecha

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Handing control to your audience: BBC WM ‘takeover’

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Developing a mental model

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Making the most of a mentor

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Peaky Blinders: The producer and director of photography

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Doctors meets Shakespeare: Peter Lloyd talks to Joe Godwin

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National Theatre Live: Taking theatre to the movies

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Behind the scenes on Later… with Jools Holland

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Midlands Today: Creating a news programme

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Filming with drones: What you need to know

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Jed Mercurio: in conversation

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BBC Apprenticeships: you're hired

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CBBC’s Our School: Fixed rigs and children

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What's so special about radio?

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Radio producers: Winning at the freelance game

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The business of podcasting

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The Best Bottoms in the Land

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Working in radio production: A day in the life of 1Xtra

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Local Apprentices: Finding Your Flair