A (mostly) comprehensive guide to making your podcast more accessible
Podcast accessibility begins with an accurate transcript and consistent audio levels. See the changes that widen your audience without adding production work.
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Publishing
Your podcast probably needs a sensitivity reader. Here's how to use one
A podcast sensitivity reader catches what you could not know to check. See when to bring one in, what to brief them on, and how to act on the notes.
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Writing
Scene blocking and staging: How fiction podcasts keep your ear on the action
Scene blocking in audio drama uses volume, panning, and reverb to place characters in space. See the techniques fiction podcasts use to keep scenes legible.
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Editing
3 tips to get the most out of your podcast's sound designer
Sound design tips for podcasters working with a designer: brief on feeling, lock the edit first. See what designers say wastes the most of their time.
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Editing
How sound design for fiction podcasts can benefit nonfiction shows
Sound design for nonfiction podcasts can borrow from audio fiction. See which techniques transfer, what ambience replaces in narration, and where to stop.
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Sound design
