Sound School Podcast

Studs Terkel, America's interviewer, would be 100 today! Happy Birthday Studs!! Syd Lewis worked wit

Seek the truth and report it. That's the core of journalism. But the truth needs to be checked -- fa

Robert Krulwich's stories are always ear-catching and dramatic whether they're on radio, television,

Radio stories usually aren't very complicated. Generally, you can place stories into two categories-

Once you've finished producing a story, what are you supposed to do with all the tape? Just let it s

Kelly McEvers is a mic-slinger. Draws from the hip. Records with precision. Not afraid. (Okay, maybe

Radio storytelling is an excellent teaching tool for young people in practically any classroom. Here

99% Invisible is my new favorite podcast. A little bit RadioLab, a touch of This American Life, and

Hillary Frank launched a decade-long career in radio with an answering machine as a tape recorder. H

Imagine this: You've met a total character. She's kind of eccentric. She has forty-one animals in he

Listen to the audio in this video. It's perfect for radio. With some editing, narration, & other

There seems to be a trend afoot in documentary radio -- working directly with musicians to compose m

Keys to good storytelling: strong, simple writing; solid voicing; professional recording & mixin

The Third Coast International Audio Festival is 3 days of ear candy. On this HowSound, I present one

It's good to hear constructive (and, sometimes, not-so-constructive) feedback. However, a LOT of cri

Katie Davis doesn't look very far for the stories she produces. In fact, they often come to her....

The amount of effort Sally Herships put into her first investigative journalism piece….. well, it’s

"I can’t think of anything more fraught than doing a story that explores intimate things about your

Here it is, the first HowSound, the backstory to great radio storytelling. We kick things off in a g