I recently stumbled across another excellent example of a radio station producing a podcast. The station is New Hampshire Public Radio. The podcast, Outside/In.
What’s so great about it? Good stories, well told, about the environment. A host who writes and narrates well. And, a willingness to experiment.
It’s the willingness to experiment that I’m particularly fond of. I applaud stations that take chances in the digital world — chances they may be less likely to take on air.
That said, Outside/In is trying to figure out how to balance the two. How can the show take advantage of the benefits of podcasting — no clock, an openness to try new approaches, etc. — with the time and content constraints of most public stations.
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