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.
Admission is selective and limited to 10 Fellows at each site.
Application deadline is June 30, 2019.
Contact Us
For more information about the Audio Podcast Fellows program, please contact:
Kathleen Russo, co-director
631-882-9881
podcastfellows@stonybrook.edu
Microphone and Audio solutions for podcasting
Publish. Monetize. Measure.
It's all about the story.
Locations
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.
News
Tani Levitt podcast SpeshFX makes Apple's New & Noteworthy
Listen to Roger Rosenblatt's podcast, 'Word for Word,' a partnership with WSHU Public Radio
In The Southampton Press: New Medium, Old Fashioned Storytelling
In Newsday: Audio podcast program first of its kind
SBU News: Audio Podcast Fellows Program Accepting Applicants for Manhattan, Southampton
Production Partner
WSHU 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 build audience awareness on Long Island, New York,
and across Connecticut.
What They're Saying
"You may have heard that anyone can have a podcast, and although that is technically true, not everyone should.
What this class provides is the space where smart and creative individuals with great project ideas can learn how to best engage with an audience through this audio format - in a way that is authentic, effective, entertaining and worthwhile.
Speaking to them completely energized me and I left excited to hear the audio masterpieces they are working on and look forward to what they are planning to create in the near future.
These are the people who should have a podcast."
Ophira Eisenberg- Host of Ask Me Another, stand-up performer and writer
