Improve your podcasting skills with expert guidance on structure, interviews, and production strategies - all designed to help you create compelling content with confidence and clarity, without relying on post-production editing.
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This course is a continuation of Introduction to Podcasting, designed for learners who are ready to take their podcasting ideas further. You’ll refine your podcast’s structure, deepen audience engagement and explore how to align your content with a clear purpose whether for advocacy, community building, or professional storytelling.
The course also introduces practical techniques to support your podcasting workflow, including interview formats, production options and tips for recording that help minimise the need for editing. Peer feedback and guided reflection will support your creative development.
Note: This course does not include editing tutorials.
What will we cover?
• Structuring your podcast for clarity, flow and impact
• Interview techniques: formats, tone and preparation
• Exploring podcasting for advocacy, community building, or professional storytelling
• Production options: solo, remote and collaborative formats
• Tips for recording to reduce post-production effort
• Ethical considerations in podcasting
• Peer feedback and guided development of your podcast concept
What will I achieve? By the end of this course you should be able to...
• Refine your podcast concept and structure for greater impact
• Identify strategies to grow and engage your target audience
• Apply interview techniques suited to your podcast’s purpose
• Evaluate production options and choose what suits your workflow
• Record with greater confidence and clarity to minimise editing
• Receive and apply constructive feedback to improve your podcast
• Reflect on ethical considerations relevant to your content and audience
What level is the course and do I need any particular skills?
This is a continuation course for learners who have completed Introduction to Podcasting or have equivalent experience. You should already be familiar with the podcasting landscape, basic podcasting concepts and have a working idea or project in development.
In order to get the most from the course you will be able to:
• Speak English fluently
• Read and respond to a variety of text
• Give and receive constructive feedback
• Reflect on your podcasting goals and audience
How will I be taught, and will there be any work outside the class?
This is a practical course of coached sessions including group and solo activities, peer feedback, and guided development. No assignments are included.
Are there any other costs? Is there anything I need to bring?
No. There are no extra costs apart from your own note-taking materials. You may choose to bring your own laptop if you prefer.
When I've finished, what course can I do next?
City Lit offers a variety of progression courses in this subject area. Please here to view our courses.
Disclaimer: Use of Third-Party Software This course might require you to either use your own personal account or create an account for the purposes of this course. City Lit cannot accept any responsibility for any failings of the third party or provide technical support. Whilst using the software you will be responsible for abiding by the providers terms and conditions and maintaining your own work.
Vina Theodorakopoulou is a passionate advocate at the intersection of technology, business and society. With a rich background including a PhD in behavioural economics and over 25 years in financial and professional services, she wears many hats: social entrepreneur, podcaster, multilingual educator and dedicated teacher at CityLit. Vina believes in shaping today’s workplace while paving the way for tomorrow’s. Her active allyship for accessible digital skills, financial literacy and lifelong learning fosters belonging and fuels collective progress. At CityLit, she teaches a range of thought-provoking subjects including Ethics in AI, Philosophy & Societal Purpose, History of Global Capitalism, Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies, Sustainability, as well as Modern Languages, encouraging learners to embrace communication as a tool for empowerment and cross-cultural connection. Beyond the classroom, Vina writes thought leadership articles exploring neurodiversity, the future of work, and the strength of individual purpose. In her spare time, she teaches dance and coaches Kids First rugby, embodying a values-driven life of polymathy, energy and community.
Lyndon began his film career working as a runner on several short films and features whilst writing for his own films. Following this, he wrote, produced and directed three successful short films in quick succession between 2003 and 2006. Since then Lyndon has been developing a number of feature films for his production company while working as a filmmaker, with his most recent short film The Verity featuring in a number of international film festivals. For over eighteen years Lyndon has been running a wide range of practical film courses aimed at beginners and professionals alike. His teaching style is very practical, “I try to make them as enjoyable as possible and hopefully the first thing the students would want to do after the course is make another film…”
Please note: We reserve the right to change our tutors from those advertised. This happens rarely, but if it does, we are unable to refund fees due to this. Our tutors may have different teaching styles; however we guarantee a consistent quality of teaching in all our courses.
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