Podcasting guide
This guide provides resources and information to assist with finding sound, recording and editing to help you create a podcast. You will also find information to help you understand principles of copyright and fair use as well as locate sources in the Public Domain.
- Find Sound
- Copyright, Fair Use and the Public Domain
- Find Equipment & Recording Software
- Record Audio
- Edit Audio
Sound Advice
- National Public Radio Training GuideHone your craft. Storytelling tips and best practices from the NPR Training team. Created for public media, open to all. "The journey from print to radio storytelling" may be particularly relevant for those new to audio.
- Transom: A Showcase and Workshop for New Public RadioTransom channels new work, voices, and ideas into public media through the Internet and workshops. Our goal is to be useful and inspiring. Transom is a performance space, an open editorial session, an audition stage, a library, and a hangout. Our purpose is to pass the baton of mission and good practice in public media through tools, philosophy, and technique.
Acknowledgments
Much of this guide was adapted from New Paltz State University of New York Sojourner Truth Library libguide, Podcasts: Finding Sound, Images, and Sources: http://newpaltz.libguides.com/podcasts by Mann librarian Amelia Kallaher as well as a podcasting guide by Cornell librarians Susette Newberry and Wendy Wilcox.