Fellows News
Alumni News: Class of 2019
In disheartening news, author, journalist and first year fellow Gail Sheehy passed
away on Monday, August 24th. To truly understand the impact Gail had and the passion
she carried for what she did, read the full New York Times article
here.
Alumni News: Class of 2019
Becca DeGregorio was hired as a producer for a brand-new
Huffington Post podcast, and
Netanel Levitt is now a Podcast Producer for
247Sports.
Student News: Class of 2020
Jennifer Bassett was recently hired as a producer for
The Motherly Podcast, Season 3, and
Talking Feds, and
Ayo Osobarimo is an intern at
WYNC for the
Death, Sex and Money podcast.
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Coming Soon: Check in regularly to get the most up to date news and opportunies in the world of podcasting!
Articles
“Too Nice” Podcasting Finishes Last –– Manage It!
By Hendel Leiva | August 31, 2020
Talking Across the Divide
By Trey Kay | August 7, 2020
Momentum: A Case Study in Truth and Authenticity
By Hendel Leiva | June 27, 2020
Podcast Producing = Project Management (Keep it Simple)
By Hendel Leiva | May 22, 2020
In Appreciation of Zoom (Sort Of)
By Kathleen Russo | May 2, 2020
How has Covid-19 Affected Podcasting?
By Imran Azad | April 11, 2020
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The Audio Podcast Fellows program offers nine months of advanced, hands-on training to introduce students to every aspect of podcasting, from storytelling and writing, sound editing and production, to marketing, branding, distribution and more.
Throughout the Fellows program, students have the option to work on a variety of shows with our production partners, while producing a portfolio that will include the completion of a podcast pilot ready to take to market.
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631-882-9881
podcastfellows@stonybrook.edu
Admission is selective and limited to 10 Fellows at each site.