How to Make a Humanities Podcast - Workshop 1: Planning and pre-production

Description

A joint initiative of the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute (KSAS) and the Tabb Center (Sheridan Libraries), these workshops are for anyone hoping to launch a podcast or just curious about how to get into podcasting. Whether you're a student or scholar in the humanities, or just want to make a podcast that reaches other human beings, these workshops are for you!

Workshops take place Fridays, noon to 1 p.m.:

• March 7: Planning and pre-production
• March 28: Getting good audio
• April 18: Post-production and reaching audiences

You can attend in person at Conference Room A in Levering Hall (free lunch!) or on Zoom. Workshop recordings will be available to those registered who can't attend live.

Workshops led by Milan Terlunen, AGHI/Tabb Center Engaged Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow; co-creator and host of How To Read and In Sacred Spaces podcasts; co-founder, Humanities Podcast Network; co-editor, Palgrave Handbook of Humanities Podcasting; enthusiastic maker and eater of baked goods.