1. Auphonic (Auphonic.com) This fantastic online service is like having an audio engineer on call. Simply upload your raw audio before you edit, and Auphonic will spit out a vastly superior version. Buzzsprout has a comprehensive guide to using it. The great thing is it’s extremely affordable. How I use it: I run…

I thought I’d start a new series of recommendation posts for folks interested in expanding their podcast library. I’ll be sharing podcast episodes and shows that I’ve listened to recently and enjoyed. …

Coming soon! New Preservation Profiles podcast series seeks sponsors What do an advocate, a conflict management specialist, a Native American historian and repatriation specialist, a state historic preservation officer, the president of a statewide preservation organization, and a leader with a federal agency perspective have in common? They are all…

I’m excited to share a completely revamped and refreshed version of my Directory of Podcasts by Cultural Nonprofits. The directory began as a long blog post list I started keeping a few years ago. I realized there was no one place museums and other cultural nonprofits could go to see…

As a lot of museums and historic sites around the world close to help stop the spread of the coronavirus/COVID-19, a lot of staff are thinking about we can use digital tools to stay active and be there for our audiences. One of the reasons I generally believe podcasting is…

Back in April of 2019, I put the word out on Twitter that I wanted to teach seniors how to listen to podcasts while I was home in Maryland for a month. The lovely folks at the Carroll County Public Library answered the call and arranged for me to teach…

A collection of podcasts about work in galleries, libraries, archives, museums, and the arts. Disclaimer, inclusion on this list is not an endorsement from me. I love some of these, others are there for you to try out and hopefully to inspire your practice. Museum Archipelago A tiny show guiding you through…

Whether teaching workshops or answering DMs on Twitter, I frequently get asked questions about music and sound effects in podcasts. Folks want to know what music the are allowed to use, what music they should use, where to find music, how to use that music, and those same questions over…

Something that I hear a lot of first-time museum conference attendees say is that they’re worried about being an introvert in such a demanding, extroverted environment. …