The Backstory to Great Audio Storytelling, hosted by Rob Rosenthal, for Transom and PRX.
Two stories, produced in a week by Transom Traveling Workshop students. The first, by Georgia Walker
The first time Rob listened to "A Cow a Day" he thought "What the??!" But then he listened again and
Got your ears on? You'll want them as Rob threads his way through a wide variety of clips that caug
Shereen Marisol Meraji of Code Switch told me she's sick of her voice -- the authoritative narrator.
Let's face it: Use of the pronoun "I" has gotten out of hand. There's much too much navel gazing and
Two treats for your ears. Stories produced by graduates of the Transom Story Workshop -- Ruby Schwar
The backstory to WGBH's Gabrielle Emanuel's reporting on a hidden past is fascinating. How she found
When you're yelled at. Called a prostitute. Told you're a liar and shameless and malicious... How do
Emily Kwong had never been to Mongolia. She doesn't speak the language. She didn't know her way arou
Rob talks specifically about how to bring music in and out of a story. And, then, he takes a stab at
How do you score a story with music is one of the most frequent questions, HowSound's Rob Rosenthal
HowSound listeners always seem to want tips on interviewing. Liz Mak of Snap Judgement delivers on t
Get your ears on for this episode. Rob presents clips from podcasts that made his jaw drop including
Reporting in the field can be chaos. Anything can happen. NPR host Noel King says that's the best pa
In 2017, producer Sam Greenspan took a leap. He left his producing job at 99% Invisible for... well,
In an effort to try something new, Rob offers another podcast review. This time, "Song Exploder" fro
Despite hours of great material, there are a couple things about Spotify's "Stay Free: The Story of
Who are all those people at the end of an episode of Reply All, given credit for putting it together
When you have guests as famous and interesting at Tan France, Ramy Youseff, Wazina Zondon, Ryan Harr
NPR reporter Uri Berliner breaks from his usual approach to storytelling and finds interviewing his