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International Podcast Day 2020 Kick Off
International Podcast Day will begin with a kickoff broadcast covering the history of the event, event schedule, 14th Annual Podcast Awards announcement, sponsor and speaker spotlights, and highlights of what to expect over the 24-hour live event. Joining the kickoff will be Ever Gonzalez and Arielle Nissenblatt of OutlierHQ to discuss the current state of the podcast community and speak on some industry topics. Presenters - Steve Lee, Dave Lee, Ever Gonzalez, Arielle Nissenblatt -
Be Your Own PR: How to Organize A Podcast Tour - USA
Similar to a book tour, being a featured guest on a series of podcasts is a great way to build your audience and promote your products and services. In this session, learn how to organize your own podcast tour and how it can amplify your message and grow your audience. Takeaways – 1) How to find the right podcasts for your message. 2) What to include in a pitch. 3) Productivity tools and resources to save time. 4) Best practices for after the episode airs. Presenter - Danielle Desir (United States) -
Hablemos Sobre Pódcast Para Marcas - Costa Rica
Tendremos un panel de discusión sobre la importancia y beneficios que puede traer para una marca, compañía o instutición tener o auspiciar un pódcast. Discuteremos sobre el proceso de producción y los formatos que se pueden manejar como la entrevista, plática con expertos o el storytelling. Presenters - Mauricio Salazar, Tomas, Rene Montiel (Costa Rica) -
Mapping out Asia's Podcasting Ecosystem - Malaysia
Norman Chella of Podlovers Asia talks about the trends, predictions, and more throughout ASEAN, South Asia, East Asia, and the Asian-American podcasting scene. From the show’s first episode to the Asia Podcast Summit, market specifics for podcasting, and what is needed to grow in each space, Norman provides an insight on how to be part of this rising market. Presenter - Norman Chella (Malaysia) -
Podcasting in a Fandom: The Journey from Fan to Creator - India, USA, UK
Saya, Anisa, and Paroma are hosts of Dramas Over Flowers, which is a podcast known for reviewing and dissecting Korean Dramas in the English language. They’ll be discussing their transformation from fans to creators, battling imposter syndrome, and how they found a dedicated and supportive audience. Presenters - Paroma Chakravarty (India), Saya (United Kingdom), Anisa (United States) -
How Podcasts Have Given Kenyans Agency Over Their Stories & Content
Adelle Onyango will share her journey of being on traditional radio as a radio presenter for 10 years and making the transition to podcasting. She will share what podcasts can borrow from the traditional radio. She will also speak about how Kenyans have been given agency over their stories and have been able to regain control over the stories they want to tell and issues they want to address. A few Kenyan podcasters will share their thoughts on this during her presentation. -
The Pod Way of Life - Portugal
Nowadays, it seems that everyone can be a podcaster and be able to create a show. Some go well, a few go extremely good, but there is also those who can’t pick up the pace. But our routines changes and our friends change a little bit. When we start a podcast, everything changes. The conversations will be not about you but about your episodes. When a conversation pops up, you say that you already spoke about it on your podcast. It’s starts like a hobby, but it turns to be a way of life – the pod way of life. Presenter - Cláudio Fonseca (Portugal) -
The Podcast as a Medium for Conveying Think Tanks’ Ideas - USA, Serbia, Canada, Italy
Our goal is to discuss, with a panel featuring speakers from Serbia, Italy, Canada, and the USA, what challenges we face and whether the challenges of running a podcast in the world of think tanks are the same in EU countries, in EU candidate countries, and the Americas, and whether we should reach out to more listeners by simplifying our messages or if it is all right for this type of podcast to be listened to by a narrower, more professional audience. We would also cover recent events, focusing on whether the numbers of listeners increased during the COVID-19 pandemic or not, and what affects the listenership of an episode. Presenters - Anesa Omeragic (Serbia), Nenad Sebek (Serbia), Beverly Kirk (USA), Francesco Rocchetti (Italy), Spencer Tripp (Canada)
International Podcast Day Sessions 2020
International Podcast Day 2020 Video Replays.
