Hear actionable insights and learn tricks of the trade to thrive in overseas reporting environments, in this webinar from NPR’s founding Seoul Bureau Chief Elise Hu.

Former indie podcaster and current producer at Spotify, Tiara Darnell looks at the present and future of podcasting—who’s making content, who’s funding it and how this momentum affects the pitch you’re working on right now.

In this recorded webinar, producers of Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History explain how their team activates their inner sleuth and skeptic throughout the editorial process, with advice applicable to a range of budgets.

Leaders in audio share their perspectives unpacking the recent letter "An Anti-Racist Future: A Vision and Plan for the Transformation of Public Media."

Learn about the journalism practice of Solutions Journalism in this video presentation and Q&A with Solutions Journalism Network's Michelle Faust Raghavan (New Voices ‘11) and The View from Somewhere's Lewis Wallace (New Voices ‘15).

With more than 500 million downloads, 99% Invisible is audio gold. So how do you make a compelling radio story about a building or object? 99PI producer Chris Berube walks you through one of his episodes and answers questions with fellow 99PI producer Vivian Le.

Do you know your legal rights as a journalist? Join Kamesha Laurry with the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press for a deep dive into First Amendment protections, libel and defamation.

Join the creators of Brains On! as they share what they have learned about making podcasts for kids and families over the last 10 years, including research from the Minnesota Science Museum, in this previously recorded webinar.

In this 90 minute recorded webinar Q&A attorney Merlyne Jean-Louis, Esq. presents on entities, contracts, trademarks and copyright for podcasters.

In this workshop RadioActive youth and staff members share tips for facilitating high-quality youth radio journalism programs. Get the inside scoop on RadioActive, an established youth journalism program at KUOW in Seattle.

Budgets are not numbers. They’re stories about goals and processes. This webinar from Judith Kampfner, whose award-winning audio fiction work has appeared on the BBC and elsewhere, teaches you the ins and outs of audio fiction budgeting.

After co-producing an audio documentary on the cultural significance of “Fargo” in 1996, presenter Todd Melby wrote a book about the making the movie, published in 2021. In this webinar, you’ll learn how to prepare a nonfiction book proposal and tips for researching, writing and promoting the book.