Developing a distribution and retail plan for your magazine can be a challenge. In part one of this episode of AudioMag, James Mullinger, the Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of [EDIT], discusses how he has found a distribution plan that works for their magazine.

As the magazine industry continues to change, there are many things that we can learn as long-standing magazines continue to adapt and succeed. In this episode of AudioMag, Melony Ward, publisher of Canada’s History and Kayak: Canada's History Magazine for Kids, discusses how she looks to the past to move forward.

With a minority government, magazines must be focused in order to stay at the forefront of public policy. In this episode, Shirlee Engel, Public Affairs Counsellor at Compass Rose Group, reflects on the 2019 federal election and looks forward to what the results mean for Canadian magazines. This episode of AudioMag is produced by Messenger Bag Media for Magazines Canada.

In order to adapt to the changing marketplace, magazine publishers are finding creative, new revenue streams. In this episode of AudioMag, Matthew Stepanic, editor of Glass Buffalo and poetry editor of Eighteen Bridges, shares his journey from publisher to retail curator. This episode of AudioMag is produced by Messenger Bag Media for Magazines Canada.

Events can help you build community and benefit your magazine in diverse ways. Listen as Magazines Canada discusses how small, independent magazines can benefit from hosting events with founder and publisher of Curated Life, Julene Chung. This episode of AudioMag is produced by Messenger Bag Media for Magazines Canada.

Magazines and brands are getting to podcasts. But creating podcasts that people actually want to listen to requires strong editorial strategy and audience development. In this special two-part episode of AudioMag, we hear insights from Tom Webster, SVP of Edison Research and Chris Boyce, Co-Founder of Pacific Content. This is Part II. Music: TimeTrain by PC III.

In a special two-part episode of AudioMag, we hear insights on the podcast industry, unpack audience data and take a closer look at best practices for podcast production. Music: TimeTrain by PC III

First-person pieces have long been a staple of magazines and their presence has grown with the rise of hot-take culture. Editor and writer Kim Pittaway examines the key elements that make a personal narrative work. Music: TimeTrain by PC III

Content marketing, when done right, can cut through the noise and deliver an engaging experience to audiences. Music: TimeTrain by PC III

Finding and fostering new talent can be a challenge. Sharon McAuley discusses Magazine Canada's National Paid Internship Program and the pilot initiative in 2018. Music: TimeTrain by PC III