Live in Front of a Studio Audience

July 17, 2019 Daren Worcester

Podcast hosts Daren Worcester and Jeff Ritter during the live recording.

Episode 64 of the Get Connected podcast was recorded in front of an audience during a best-practice breakout session at UC19. The topic? Podcasting, of course! Review the session slides and tune in as our hosts Daren Worcester and Jeff Ritter discuss:

Why schools should consider podcasting
Educational and marketing opportunities for podcasts
Things to think about when setting up a podcast
The necessary equipment
Tools and options for recording, editing, and hosting

Additional resources that were referenced in the episode:

Amper Music is an AI composition tool for creating royalty-free podcast theme music
Zencastr is the recording platform currently being used for the Get Connected podcast—please see the session deck below for more links to recording, editing, and hosting platforms
Examples of how we format pre-show notes that are sent to guests and the editorial notes that go to a podcast audio engineer with Fiverr

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About the Author

Daren Worcester has been a member of the Blackbaud K-12 team for 17 years, assisting hundreds of independent schools through a variety of website development roles. A former copywriter and a published author with an appetite for SEO, Daren currently serves as the senior content marketing manager for K-12.
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