The Backstory to Great Audio Storytelling, hosted by Rob Rosenthal, for Transom and PRX.
Natasha Haverty talks about her path from reporting on dairy princess pageants to award-winning inve
On this HowSound, Scott Carrier, Alex Chadwick, and the legendary story behind Scott's first radio p
On this episode, a 2004 "Best New Producer" award-winner from Third Coast and a real tearjerker prod
The staff at Studio 360 dissects the production, writing, and voicing of their recent broadcast from
Stories about drawing, getting old, stuffed animals, and what to do when you get a magnet stuck up y
If I had to pick a story for a "Top Ten Favorite Student Features," "Five Things" by Matt Largey wou
Producer Jakob Lewis on "parachuting in" to produce a story about a funeral and a grieving family.
Interviewing tricks and tips from NPR science reporter Alix Spiegel. You'll want to take notes.
Transom Story Workshop student, Alex Kapelman, with the story of a drummer with a hook for a hand an
The new podcast "Criminal," is well worth a listen. Find out what it's all about from the program's
NPR foreign correspondent Anthony Kuhn on the risks involved reporting at the Fukushima nuclear powe
Michael Raphael of Rabbit Ears Audio talks sound effects recording: winter scenes, rockets, cityscap
Producer Will Coley and editor Viki Merrick offer HowSound listeners a gift by talking about their e
A painful reminiscence about preserving old reel-to-reel tapes by baking them. No, that's not a typo
NPR's legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg finds on-scene narration canned and phoney and she
On this edition of HowSound, a 2005 Third Coast Festival award-winner from Long Haul Productions abo
Tight budgets, technological advances, and the impulse to experiment are leading some producers to r
Laura Starecheski should win a radio endurance award. Laura tells the story of her decade -- ten yea
Three radio greats -- Chris Brookes, Paolo Pietropaolo, and Alan Hall -- explore the sound of Englan
Julia Scott says "participant observation" is a valuable reporting tool, even if it means climbing i
