The easiest way to edit a podcast for audio storytellers is by simplifying your storytelling devices, music, and tools. But simple isn’t always good, and in fact, it can be quite boring. So, the only way to easily produce a great podcast is by using a storytelling framework and process that you can duplicate. 

This month, I walk through what you should consider in your storytelling framework and your production process to help make creating a great podcast as seamless as possible.

For past episodes and transcripts, visit https://zmcpodcasts.com/podcasting-with-zuri-berry.

Mentions in the episode:

The podcast interview framework that’ll improve your storytelling: https://zmcpodcasts.com/2022/05/podcast-interview-framework/

The Pivot Fund Pod: How news orgs can be smarter with their money: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkGW98PiVSc

Descript (All-in-One Audio & Video Editing): https://www.descript.com/?lmref=ocEPcA

Use these questions to build your storytelling framework:

• What problem or complication am I addressing?
• What’s my hook?
• What insights do I want my audience to get or think about?
• What is my chief insight or takeaway?
• For my resolution, how do I want my audience to think about the problem or complication moving forward?
• What other audio elements am I going to include in my podcast? 

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About Zuri Berry: I’m the founder and principal producer of ZMC Podcasts. I’ve spent two decades working as a multimedia journalist specializing in professional audio and video production, local news, digital strategy, and social media strategy. For more on me, visit https://zuriberry.com.