Join our community at HigherEdPods.com and follow the Continuing Studies Podcast, as we explore the intersection of higher education and podcasting. Each episode features insights from seasoned university podcasters who share tips, best practices, and stories from their podcasting journeys. Hosted by Jennifer-Lee Gunson and Neil McPhedran, this series covers everything from the technical aspects of podcasting to the art of storytelling and conducting interviews.
Continuing Studies is more than just a podcast; it's a community. Connect with fellow higher ed podcasters, share your experiences, and continue your podcasting education on HigherEdPods.com.
We're also on a journey to infuse Podcasting 2.0 best practices into our show. Our goal is to try every feature to determine the best suited for higher education podcasting. We'll be sharing our learnings and reviewing new podcasting apps and hosting services embracing Podcasting 2.0.
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Website insights and essentials from Brenden Mulligan of Podpage.
Brenden Mulligan, founder of Podpage, shares his journey from the music industry to podcasting, highlighting the importance of owning your platform through a dedicated podcast website. He discusses common mistakes podcasters make with their online presence, the value of SEO for improving discoverability, and the benefits of offering multiple platforms for listeners. The conversation also covers how higher education podcasters can leverage websites to boost engagement and create lasting connections with their audience while exploring the future potential of Podcasting 2.0.
(00:00:00) Introduction Neil and Jen introduce guest Brenden Mulligan, founder of Podpage. (00:02:10) Journey into Podcasting Brenden’s journey into podcasting and why podcasters need to own their content through websites. (00:05:52) Challenges Large Websites for Podcasts The difficulties higher education institutions face when adding podcasts to their large websites. (00:08:58) Customization in Podpage How podcasters can align their website with existing brand identities. (00:10:19) Common Website Mistakes The most frequent mistakes podcasters make when creating their websites. (00:13:23) Offering Multiple Platforms The importance of providing links to multiple podcast platforms. (00:14:47) Using Categories Effectively How categorizing podcast episodes can enhance user experience. (00:17:47) Improving Podcast Discovery Making content discovery easier and driving podcast visibility. (00:23:49) The Potential of Podcasting 2.0 The value-for-value model and the challenges of micropayments in podcasting. (00:32:32) SEO and Website Ownership Why owning a dedicated website can improve search engine rankings. (00:35:19) Conclusion
(00:00) - Introduction
(02:10) - Journey into Podcasting
(05:52) - Challenges Large Websites for Podcasts
(08:58) - Customization in Podpage
(10:19) - Common Website Mistakes
(13:23) - Offering Multiple Platforms
(14:47) - Using Categories Effectively
(17:47) - Improving Podcast Discovery
(23:49) - The Potential of Podcasting 2.0
(32:32) - SEO and Website Ownership
(35:19) - Conclusion
Digital Narratives: Video Games in Literary Studies
Épisode 32
lundi 16 septembre 2024 • Durée 33:43
Intersection of video games and literary studies.
Jason Boyd and Patrick Dolan from the Playable Stories: Unarchived podcast discuss their innovative approach to integrating video games into literary studies at Toronto Metropolitan University. They explore the Playable Stories Archive, a resource designed to help educators incorporate narrative-rich games into their courses, and explain the distinction between games that are archived for direct teaching use and those featured on the Unarchived podcast for broader discussion. The episode covers the dynamics of their podcast team, insights into the production process using Discord, and the importance of making gaming accessible and relevant in academic contexts. Their conversation offers valuable perspectives on the evolving role of video games in education and the collaborative efforts behind their podcast.
Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com
Connect w/ Neil: or neil@podiumpodcastco.com
How Yale Uses Podcasting to Demystify Ivy League Admissions
Épisode 23
lundi 13 mai 2024 • Durée 30:14
Step inside the Yale Admissions Office with Hannah Mendlowitz and Mark Dunn from "Inside Yale Admissions Office" podcast. As senior admissions officers, Hanna and Mark share an in-depth look the innovative ways they use podcasting to demystify the college admissions process. They discuss the motivations behind starting their podcast, its impact on various audiences including students, parents, and educational counselors; and address common misconceptions about Ivy League admissions. The conversation also covers how their podcast serves as a tool for transparency and aids in countering misinformation spread by external admissions consultants. Episode Links:
Call For Submissions: Your Favourite Higher Ed Podcast Episode
Épisode 22
lundi 29 avril 2024 • Durée 11:52
Unveiling HigherEdPods: Filling the Community & Discovery Gap. Join us in a special episode where we (re)introduce HigherEdPods, a community and directory dedicated to elevating higher education podcasting. Host Jennifer and producer Gregg explore how HigherEdPods serves as a new resource for higher education podcasters. Discover how this innovative platform aims to connect higher education podcasters, enhance academic podcast discovery, and foster a community where ideas and resources are shared freely among university podcast creators.
Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: Producer Gregg Steps In 01:33 Discussion on upcoming interviews & episodes 03:37 Gregg's learnings producing the Continuing Studies Podcast04:43 (re)Introduction to HigherEdPods directory & community06:26 Benefits of joining HigherEdPods & future plans07:32 Exploring new platforms for podcast promotion08:21 Call for Submissions: Your Favorite Higher Ed Podcast episodes09:37 Closing Thoughts and Episode Wrap-Up
Alumni Podcasts: Engaging Your Alumni Community
Épisode 21
lundi 15 avril 2024 • Durée 31:32
How storytelling through podcasts can enhance alumni engagement and community involvement.
Neil & Jen welcome Sarah Hillel from Alumni Podcasts to explore the opportunities to engage alumni thru podcasting. Sarah shares her extensive background in alumni relations and discusses how storytelling through podcasts can significantly enhance alumni engagement and community involvement. They delve into the benefits of integrating historical archives into podcasts, bringing to life the stories of alumni across generations. Sarah also highlights the practical uses of podcasts as tools for recruitment and professional development, illustrating their versatility with examples from different educational institutions. The episode also covers the shifting trends in media consumption among younger audiences and discusses how educational institutions can leverage these changes to foster deeper connections through audio content.
Why Private Podcasts Are A Smart Fit For Higher Ed Podcasters
Épisode 20
lundi 1 avril 2024 • Durée 17:22
Evolving Academic Content: Insights into private podcasting's applications and benefits for higher education podcasts.
In part two of their conversation with Transistor.fm co-founder Justin Jackson, hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee explore the dynamic world of private podcasts and their transformative potential in higher education. Justin shares compelling uses of private podcasts for internal communications and educational content, alongside personal reflections on his podcasting journey. Additionally, we introduce a new initiative: Higher Ed Pods, a community and discovery engine for higher education podcasts, encouraging knowledge sharing and collaboration.
Podcast Distribution, Hosting, and RSS Explained with Justin Jackson of Transistor.fm
Épisode 19
lundi 18 mars 2024 • Durée 29:14
A deep dive into the foundational aspects of podcasting.
A comprehensive discussion with Justin Jackson, the co-founder of Transistor.fm as they deep dive into the foundational aspects of podcasting, including the magic behind RSS feeds, the variety and purpose of podcast hosting platforms, and the art of engaging your listeners with quality content. Justin shares invaluable insights from the front lines of podcast hosting, touching on the philosophies that drive successful podcasting and the strategies that can make or break your show. Whether you're in higher education looking to expand your digital footprint or a podcasting enthusiast eager to refine your craft, this discussion offers practical advice, creative strategies, and a behind-the-scenes look at the mechanics of podcasting that could change how you approach your next episode.
The challenging decision to possibly conclude your show. Delve into the journey of Julie Bartucca and Tom Breen from the UConn 360 Podcast, discussing its inception, audience engagement, and the bittersweet decision to step back from hosting the show. Our guests share operational insights, the importance of storytelling, and advice for fellow podcasters considering similar transitions. Reflecting on favorite episodes and the emotional impact of their work, Julie and Tom's experiences offer a comprehensive look into the world of alumni podcasting and its potential to connect and inspire.
Medicine Meets Muppets: How Surgery 101 Reached 10 Million downloads
Épisode 17
mardi 20 février 2024 • Durée 30:13
How does a surgical podcast reach over 10 million downloads? With humour, concise learning objectives, and short engaging episodes that sometimes even feature muppets. Join Surgery 101’s Co-Creator Dr. Jonathan White with hosts Neil McPhedran & Jennifer-Lee Gunson as he shares the innovative approaches that have made Surgery 101 a global phenomenon making complex surgical concepts accessible and engaging for an audience that extends beyond medical students to professionals and patients. Through the story of Surgery 101, we uncover the transformative power of podcasting in education and the potential for creative approaches to revolutionize learning experiences.
University of British Columbia: Hosts Change, But the Show Must Go On
Épisode 16
mardi 6 février 2024 • Durée 29:16
How does a podcast successfully navigate a host change and still keep their voice? From Here Forward, an alumni focused podcast based in Vancouver, Canada did that, by strategically choosing a voice and a tone for their audience, and then letting the show find its own authentic voice. Join Jennifer Lee Gunson and Neil McPhedran, alongside guests Carol Eugene Park and Steve Kennedy from Alumni UBC, to hear how clear vision earlier in the podcasting process allows for greater freedom and stability in the ever- changing higher education landscape.
(00:00:00) Introduction Neil and Jen introduce guests Patrick Dolan and Jason Boyd from the Playable Stories: Unarchived podcast. (00:02:55) Backgrounds and Beginnings
Patrick and Jason share their roles and academic background in video game studies. (00:03:46) Early Gaming Experiences Early experiences with video games and how those experiences influenced their academic paths. (00:06:46) The Playable Stories Archive Initiative Overview of the Playable Stories Archive and its purpose in integrating video games into literary studies. (00:10:22) The Playable Stories: Unarchived Podcast How the podcast discusses games that might not fit into traditional teaching models. (00:13:41) Distinction Between Archived and Unarchived Games The difference between games featured in the Playable Stories Archive and Unarchived podcasts. (00:15:08) Audience and Goals of the Podcast The primary audience as educators and scholars interested in game studies. (00:17:13) Narrative Approach in the Podcast The significance of using a narrative approach to discuss the games featured on the podcast. (00:19:30) Team Dynamics and Production Process The roles within the podcast team and the collaborative nature of producing the episodes. (00:23:24) Lessons Learned and Best Practices The importance of a sustainable schedule and collaborative flexibility. (00:25:21) Recording and Technical Setup The unique use of Discord for recording podcast episodes and managing audio tracks. (00:29:23) The Importance of Accessible Gaming The value of including non-violent, accessible games in academic courses to reach a wider audience of students. (00:30:43) Conclusion
(00:00) - Introduction
(02:55) - Backgrounds and Beginnings
(03:46) - Early Gaming Experiences
(06:46) - The Playable Stories Archive Initiative
(10:22) - The Playable Stories: Unarchived Podcast
(13:41) - Distinction Between Archived and Unarchived Games
Hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee introduce the episode, part two of their discussion with Transistor.fm’s Justin Jackson, focused on private podcasts.
(00:02:17) Understanding Private Podcasts
What private podcasts are and how Transistor.fm facilitates their use, including unique features like QR code access and personalised RSS feeds for subscribers.
(00:04:27) Private Podcasts in Education
Innovative uses of private podcasts, including as a format for distributing audiobooks and supplementary material for textbooks.
(00:06:45) Personal Connection to Podcasting
Justin’s personal journey with podcasting, from childhood inspirations to creating a podcast hosting platform.
(00:09:41) Podcast Marketing Trends and Quality Improvement
Justin discusses his new podcast Podcast Marketing Trends Explained, and the importance of production quality and content to stand out within the podcasting community.
(00:13:14) Bonus: Introduction to Higher Ed Pods
Gregg Oldring joins to introduce a new project, Higher Ed Pods: a community and discovery engine for higher education podcasters.
(00:16:20) Conclusion
(00:00) - Episode Intro
(02:17) - Understanding Private Podcasts
(04:27) - Private Podcasts in Education
(06:45) - Personal Connection to Podcasting
(09:41) - Podcast Marketing Trends and Quality Improvement
(00:00:00) Introduction Hosts Jennifer-Lee & Neil introduce the weekly guest, Dr. Jonathan White of Surgery 101.
(00:02:18) Dr. White's Podcasting Journey Dr. White shares his journey into podcasting, from early experiments to the evolution of Surgery 101, emphasizing its global impact and reach.
(00:05:53) Simplifying Surgical Education The success of Surgery 101, attributing its popularity to simplicity, accessibility, filling gaps in traditional medical education, and its strategic episode structure.
(00:09:05) Surgery 101's Audience Discussion on the broader audience, including medical students, residents, nurses, and patients
(00:10:51) Integration into Curriculum How the podcast has adapted to curriculum changes and expanded its content, and where it is going next in terms of content.
(00:14:52) Impact on Students and Learning Styles The use of the podcast as one more educational tool to be used in conjunction with other learning tools, and the difficulty of scientifically assessing it's impact.
(00:16:35) Infusing Humour into Medical Education Discussion on the importance of humour in education and how Muppets came to be a part of Surgery 101
(00:20:49) Creative Commons and Open Access The decision to release Surgery 101 content under Creative Commons for free global access, emphasizing the philosophy of sharing knowledge without barriers.
(00:23:55) Advice for Aspiring Educational Podcasters Dr. White offers insights and encouragement for educators considering starting their podcasts, encouraging others to take the risk, and share their knowledge.
(00:26:11) Conclusion Neil & Jen share their key takeaways from the interview with Dr. White
(00:00) - Introduction
(02:18) - Dr. White's Podcasting Journey
(05:53) - Simplifying Surgical Education
(09:05) - Surgery 101's Audience
(10:51) - Integration into Curriculum
(14:52) - Impact on Students and Learning Styles
(16:35) - Infusing Humour into Medical Education
(20:49) - Creative Commons and Open Access
(23:55) - Advice for Aspiring Educational Podcasters
(00:00:00) Introduction Hosts Jennifer Lee and Neil McPhedran introduce the guest’s from UBC, Steve Kennedy & Carol Eugene Park from From Here Forward.
(00:02:40) Guest Introductions How Carol & Steve came into their podcast roles.
(00:05:28) Reflecting Urgent Optimism Steve discusses the origin and significance of the name "From Here Forward," and it’s connection to the themes of the show.
(00:08:23) Transitioning Hosts The challenges and strategies of choosing and changing podcast hosts while maintaining the show's voice and audience connection. Steve and Carol explore their experiences.
(00:13:00) Origin of Carol’s Podcasting Journey Carol discusses her previous podcasting experience, which caught Steve's attention.
(00:14:42) Reflections Two Years On Insights on the evolution of "From Here Forward," including expanding content topics, going with immediacy for topics, and having a great producer to work with.
(00:16:13) Advice for New Podcasters Advice to aspiring podcasters on having a clear vision and embracing the learning process, and allowing space for a show and it’s hosts to find their voice.
(00:19:05) Choosing Podcast Guests How guests are chosen for the show, based on strategic themes and immediacy.
(00:20:27) Favourite Episodes Discussion Carol and Steve share their favourite episodes, highlighting the diversity of topics and the impact of storytelling in humanizing academic research and celebrating significant achievements.
(00:22:21) Neil's Personal Connection Neil reflects on how participating in the podcast has reconnected him to the University of British Columbia, emphasizing the role of podcasting in bridging alumni and their alma mater.
(00:24:10) Conclusion Neil & Jen share their key takeaways from the conversation.
(00:00) - Introduction
(02:40) - Guest Introductions
(05:28) - Reflecting Urgent Optimism
(08:23) - Transitioning Hosts
(13:00) - Origin of Carol’s Podcasting Journey
(14:42) - Reflections Two Years On
(16:13) - Advice for New Podcasters
(19:05) - Choosing Podcast Guests
(20:27) - Favorite Episodes Discussion
(22:21) - Neil's Personal Connection
(24:10) - Conclusion
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