Have you ever considered hosting or producing a podcast to advance your work or address an issue? Podcasts are a great way to raise awareness and make connections with listeners in your own community and around the world. However, it takes a lot of work to create, maintain, and promote a podcast to keep listeners regularly tuning in.

In this event for the National Conference on Citizenship, The Democracy Group's founder Jenna Spinelle and network manager Brandon Stover review what goes into creating a podcast and whether it’s the right fit for an organization. They also discuss how podcasts can be a vehicle to promote collaboration with other organizations and content creators.

A recording and transcripts of this event are available at democracygroup.org.

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The National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC) is dedicated to strengthening civic life in America. We pursue our mission through a nationwide network of partners involved in a cutting-edge civic health initiative, our cross-sector conferences and engagement with a broad spectrum of individuals and organizations interested in utilizing civic engagement principles and practices to enhance their work. Connecting people for the purpose of strengthening civic life is our goal. At the core of our joint efforts is the belief that every person has the ability to help their community and country thrive. Learn more at ncoc.org.