Narrative

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 demonstrates what separates good narrative podcasts – fiction, non-fiction, or somewhere in-between – from mediocre ones.

There’s no fancy effects, no adornments whatsoever. Just someone exposing a raw nerve.