Episode Synopsis "Podcast Formats "

Podcast formats are outlined with examples within several broad categories: commentary/analysis, narrative, educational, repurposed, and experimental formats (with various subcategories)

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• Pitch: Anisa Call pitches a literary and travel podcast, "Journeys"
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