Episode Synopsis "Social Proof for Podcasting"

Within Design Thinking, testing includes getting "social proof." This episode describes four different groups from whom to get it, and at what stages in the podcast development process.

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More episodes of the podcast Undergrad Podcast Lab

• Evaluating Podcasting Academically
• Promoting Your Non-Commercial Podcast
• Making Your Sound "Sound"
• Leveling Up Your Podcast
• Pilot Episodes Examined: "Isolation" and "Lit-Knitters"
• From Pitching to Planning: Developing Your Podcast
• Pitches: Mental health and masculinity podcast ideas from Madison Roush
• Pitches: Fandom podcasts (Video Games/D&D) proposed by Danny Daw and Mason Graham
• Pitch: AJ Dickens' "Isolation" - An Audio Drama
• Pitches: Twisting history three ways, with Austin Mills, Jace Einfeldt, and Devin Bartholomew
• Pitches on four experimental format podcasts from Natalia Green, Trent Anderson, and Matt McCollum
• Pitches from Ashlyn Earl: two storytelling podcasts and one about dating
• Pitches: Abby Beazer pitches a podcast for emerging adults and another audio drama
• Pitch: Anisa Call pitches a literary and travel podcast, "Journeys"
• Pitches: Gabriel Bradford and Madelyn Taylor pitch instructional, storytelling, and science podcasts
• Pitch: The Instant POTcast is proposed by by Gabbey Beard, Erika Free, and Noelle Dickerson
• Social Proof for Podcasting
• Curation and Podcasting
• Rabbit Holes, Echo Chambers, and Podcasting
• Podcast Formats
• Three digital principles in podcasting
• The Long Tail
• What is a podcast? Why students?
• Welcome to the Undergrad Podcast Lab