The Audio Podcast Fellows at Stony Brook Southampton/Manhattan
The Audio Podcast Fellows program offers a year of advanced, hands-on training to
introduce students to the most current information on every aspect of audio podcast
production, from storytelling and writing, to audio editing and sound, to marketing,
production and distribution.
During their year, Fellows work on a variety of shows with our production partners, while producing a portfolio including a podcast pilot that is ready to take to market.
Admission is selective and limited to ten Fellows at each site.
Throughout the program, students will take advantage of two Stony Brook classroom and recording locations: The newly renovated David Rakoff Studio on the Southampton campus, and in Manhattan, the Center for Creative Writing and Film, at 535 Eighth Avenue, near Penn Station.
The program will include field trips to conferences, live recordings/shows, and studios
around the city.
Accepted students will have the opportunity to work in a studio on other podcasts as well as their own.
Listen to Roger Rosenblatt's podcast, 'Word for Word,' a partnership with WSHU Public Radio
Latest News:
In The Southampton Press: New Medium, Old Fashioned Storytelling
In Newsday: Audio podcast program first of its kind
Our Production Partner
W SHU Public Radio will broadcast podcast excerpts and interview hosts on the air, creating widespread awareness among public radio listeners. The podcasts will also be featured on WSHU’s website and promoted via on-air announcements, social media, and e-newsletters, offering an extraordinary opportunity to reach and build a New York and Connecticut audience.
About Stony Brook Southampton
The Hamptons is an area of unparalleled beauty, with a rich cultural heritage in the arts. For over 35 years, world-class writers have gathered at our seaside campus to teach, mingle, read, discuss, argue, discover, laugh and schmooze. The Audio Podcast program draws from this community of writers, editors and publishing industry professionals to create an environment that is both challenging and collegial.
