Megan Shuffleton chats with Quinn Cohane, Product Manager at Her Campus Media, about the career path that led her to Her Campus; online publications and the technical side of the online publishing industry; and how Her Campus uses such tools as Drupal, Pantheon, GitHub, a knowledge base (KB), and more.

This interview was recorded on April 2, 2015.

Rachelle Martin chats with Curtis Perdue, editor and creator of the online art journal inter|rupture, which publishes poetry that “aims to startle and assault the current by providing readers with emerging and established artists who crave discovery”. In this interview, they discuss the nature of publishing art online, adapting online art to print editions while remaining free online, the interaction with reading series, and more.

This interview was recorded on April 15, 2015.

Jared Ettinger chats with Caitlin Cooke, recruiter for GitHub and writer for Destructoid.com, about games writing, joining an online game community, using visuals accurately and effectively, how she switches between the different kinds of writing her two jobs require, and the aesthetic that defines her writing styles.

This interview was recorded on April 7, 2015.

Brittany Santos chats with Farah Joan, intellectual property manager at Cengage Learning, about e-books, content licensing, and the unique properties of e-books in a world adjusting to the potential of this technology.

This interview was recorded on April 20, 2015.

Natalie Hamil talks with Katie Sherman, a production assistant at non-profit book publisher Beacon Press. In this interview, Sherman discusses how an education at Emerson College prepared her for e-book production how an e-book’s design and production is decided to be outsourced or produced in-house at Beacon Press and MIT Press; and the value of having a companion website dedicated to individual books.

This interview was recorded on April 1, 2015.

Lee Ostertag and Brennan Lee Mulligan are the artist and writer of Strong Female Protagonist, a webcomic that follows the adventures of a young middle-class American with super-strength, invincibility, and a crippling sense of social injustice. Dubbed by io9 one of the best webcomics of 2012, Strong Female Protagonist recently held a successful Kickstarter, achieving 762% of the requested funding needed to turn the webcomic into a trade paperback, which has since earned a distribution deal with Top Shelf.

In this interview, Mulligan and Ostertag share their secret origin, how they use the superhero genre to address social issues, why they turned to Kickstarter to fund a dead tree edition of SFP, and how they’re reclaiming the term “social justice warrior”.

This interview was recorded on November 7, 2014.

Rob Walch is the VP of podcaster relations for Libsyn, the largest leading podcast network. Audio podcasting is currently in vogue, but has it always been that way? As one of the first podcasters from 2004, Walch reflects on the evolution of the platform and the benefits that an audio-only show offers its producers in editing, engagement, and monetization. Walch — who literally wrote the book on podcasting — also goes on record with advice for what hardware and software are available to an aspiring podcaster and the hosting and distribution benefits offered by Libsyn’s premium service.

This interview was recorded on September 12, 2014. Click past the jump for resources mentioned in this episode.

Lorien Green of Transparent Language is an inbound marketer, using social media and original content to draw customers to the company’s three dozen Facebook pages. Tools such as HubSpot and BundlePost make the job easier, but it’s still necessary to craft the message to your audience. Lorien discusses how she uses and advertises on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ and also the importance of building a personal brand. Using such tools as Hustream and Kickstarter, Lorien has produced the documentaries Going Cardboard and the upcoming Shoot Again: The Resurgence of Pinball.

This interview was recorded August 16, 2014.

Morgan Metz interviews Walter Galler, vice president of marketing at e-ZASSI, an innovation software company, about using the Internet to crowdsource innovation.

This interview was recorded on April 12, 2014.

Louis Roe interviews Delany Martinez, freelance writer. Making a living as a online freelance writer means you’re competing in a global market, but it’s still a small world, and reputations can be easily built — and ruined — with online tools like WriterAccess. Martinez discusses the challenges and benefits of working for a variety of clients as a freelance writer in today’s economy.

This interview was recorded on April 21, 2014.