Conversations with podcast creators.

Craig Constantine

Podtalk is short conversations with podcast creators, that are not just about podcasting… because I like to take the scenic route.

In each episode, I talk with podcast creators about their shows, experiences, what they’ve learned, what motivates them, and… well, everything related to podcasting from the indie creator’s point of view.

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  • From the archives: Kathy Cocks

    From the archives: Kathy Cocks

    Kathy Cocks noticed a gap that doesn’t have a name. Families helping a parent age in place don’t always need counseling or expert advice. Sometimes they just need someone to talk things out with — a place to ask out loud, “are we doing the right thing?” Her podcast fills a need most caregiving content… more

  • Asking for evidence instead of position

    Asking for evidence instead of position

    Mary Hendra opens every interview the same way: when did you last play? Most interview questions retrieve the curated version of the guest. Hendra’s question doesn’t route through the curator. The body produces an image before the guest can frame it. The most interesting moments in a recorded conversation might be the ones the guest… more

  • From the archives: Nicole Warner

    From the archives: Nicole Warner

    Nicole Warner explores possibility not as expansive imagining but as something compressed by present circumstance: “What’s the one thing that you can do right now where you are with what you have? Because that you can actually do something about.” The point isn’t to dream bigger. It’s to act inside the constraint you actually have… more

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I hope these episodes spark ideas and conversations for you, and lead to new ways of looking at this wonderful art of podcasting.

I appreciate your time and attention, and I don’t take it for granted.

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