Factual

There are moments in audio when everything else drops away. When you’re still – in a timeless vacuum – just waiting to hear what they say next.

As anyone who’s made a podcast for any length of time knows, there’s no such thing as too long, only too boring.

It’s tense and chaotic, with Yohance describing the anger and frustration he felt as emotions from the past come flooding back.

What podcasting allows us to do – because we get right to the heart of a person by hearing their voice – is to connect with an individual story.

In the UK we have a phrase: “cockup over conspiracy”, which cautions us against attributing malice to what is probably …

There’s a surprising amount of fun you can have with an RSS feed and an MP3 delivery mechanism, if you’re willing to stretch your imagination a bit.

I get to share with you the moment I went from “meh, I dunno if I’m that interested” to being emotionally invested in a piece of metal.

This show pits three journalists together in a vicious fight to the death to see who will emerge with the biggest news story of the week.

The two biggest things to take away from this show are “use your imagination” and “swing for the fences”.

"Your slogan should be 'Don’t monetise this.' And make t-shirts. But then, you see, I just turned it into a business!"