Casual conversations and equipment of choice will help your podcast blossom, says Dávid Tvrdoň, podcast producer at SME.sk
Podcasts are an excellent platform for engaging conversations, but tricky to get started and stake your claim. After all, there are many factors to consider, such as length, tone, style and choice of equipment.
At Journalism.co.uk we hold weekly podcasts which shine a light on various trends, updates and talking points across the industry but there are plenty of other great news podcasts for your morning commutes.
Dávid Tvrdoň, podcast producer at SME.sk, reveals how to launch and grow your first news podcast, in a conversation reported by Linda Vecvagare, community editor, EJC. In the interview, Tvrdoň said that casual conversations are a must to engage audiences, and you need to create as many avenues of exposure as you can.
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