Episodes

  • Competition or Collaboration? Yale & Harvard Podcasting Together

    Competition or Collaboration? Yale & Harvard Podcasting Together
    Jun 24 2024
    How Yale and Harvard came together to create a podcast.Neil and Jen join guests Kristi Jobson and Miriam Ingber, Deans of Admissions at Harvard and Yale Law Schools and hosts of “Navigating Law School Admissions”. They share the origin of their podcast, a collaboration between prestigious schools, and how it has evolved and impacted prospective students. They also debunk competitive myths and outline the benefits of detailed podcast preparation. Additionally, Neil discusses how to incorporate Podcasting 2.0 features, with focus on the transcript tag.Episode Links:Yale Navigating Law School Admissions: Website Harvard Navigating Law School Admissions: Website Miriam Ingber: LinkedIn Miriam Yale Profile: Miriam F. Ingber Kristi Jobson: LinkedIn Kristi Harvard Profile: Kristi JobsonPodcast Index Transcripts on Apple Podcasts Transistor.fmConnect with UsShare Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters:(00:00:00) IntroductionNeil and Jen introduce guests Miriam Ingber and Kristi Jobson from the Navigating Law School Admissions podcast.(00:02:12) Law Admissions Background Kristi and Miriam share their backgrounds and roles in the admissions offices at Harvard and Yale Law Schools.(00:03:26) Collaboration Between Harvard and YaleHow Miriam and Kristi met and started collaborating, emphasizing the non-competitive nature of their relationship.(00:06:04) Creating “Navigating Law School Admissions”The origins of the podcast "Navigating Law School Admissions" during the pandemic.(00:08:17) Audience of the PodcastThe primary audience for the podcast, including prospective law students and pre-law advisors.(00:12:13) Convincing AdministratorsThe process of getting approval from their respective universities to collaborate on the podcast.(00:13:22) Guest Admissions OfficersThe inclusion of guest law school admissions officers from different schools to provide a range of perspectives on the podcast.(00:15:06) Evolution of the PodcastThe evolution of the podcast, highlighting the importance of scripting and the natural banter between the hosts.(00:19:27) Live Events and Audience EngagementIncorporating live events into podcast episodes, and the positive impact of audience engagement on the podcast.(00:24:55) Games and Interactive ElementsThe use of games and interactive elements in the podcast to make it more engaging.(00:26:39) Surprises and Listener ImpactThe unexpected listener engagement and impact of their podcast on the law school admissions community.(00:30:17) Utilizing “Navigating Podcast Admissions”Applying evergreen content from the podcast in ongoing communications and admissions processes.(00:32:35) Advice for PodcastersTips for fellow higher education podcasters, emphasizing the importance of a good editor, planning, and committing to the podcast.(00:39:44) Podcasting 2.0: Transcript TagsIntegrating Podcasting 2.0 features, focusing on the transcript tag, and the importance of file format for better platform compatibility.(00:45:23) Conclusion (00:00) - Introduction (02:12) - Law Admissions Background (03:26) - Collaboration Between Harvard and Yale (06:04) - Creating “Navigating Law School Admissions” (08:17) - Audience of the Podcast (12:13) - Convincing Administrators (13:22) - Guest Admissions Officers (15:06) - Evolution of the Podcast (19:27) - Live Events and Audience Engagement (24:55) - Games and Interactive Elements (26:39) - Surprises and Listener Impact (30:17) - Utilizing “Navigating Podcast Admissions” (32:35) - Advice for Podcasters (39:44) - Podcasting 2.0: Transcript Tags (45:23) - Conclusion
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    46 mins
  • Podcasting 2.0 Explained: A Guide for Higher Ed Podcasters with James Cridland

    Podcasting 2.0 Explained: A Guide for Higher Ed Podcasters with James Cridland
    Jun 10 2024
    The benefits and features of Podcasting 2.0 for higher education podcasters.In this episode of the Continuing Studies podcast, hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee welcome James Cridland, an expert in the podcasting industry, to discuss the advancements and potential of Podcasting 2.0. They discuss the inception of Podcasting 2.0, moving to its potential to transform how educational content is created and consumed. Learn about the new features that enhance accessibility, improve content management, and ensure creators maintain control over their podcasts. Whether you're a podcast enthusiast or a higher education professional, this conversation sheds light on the future of podcasting, especially in an educational context.Episode Links:James Cridland: WebsiteLinkedIn: James CridlandJames Cridland’s newsletter: Website Podcasting 2.0 Podcast news site James is the editor of: Podnews Article by Michael Mignano about RSS: The Standards Innovation ParadoxApps that support Podcasting 2.0 features: Podcast Guru / Podcast Addict / AntennaPod / Pocket Casts / Podverse / Fountain Podcasts / TrueFans Hosting platforms that support Podcasting 2.0 features: Blubrry / Buzzsprout / Captivate.fm / Transistor.fm / RSS.com RSS validator: Livewire Podcast Validator Connect with UsShare Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters:(00:00:00) IntroductionHosts Neil and Jennifer join guest James Cridland to discuss Podcasting 2.0.(00:02:27) Basics of Podcasting 2.0The basics and origins of Podcasting 2.0, with the idea of improving podcasting for audiences through specific features.(00:04:10) The Podcast IndexExplanation of the Podcast Index, its origin, and how it supports podcasting diversity.(00:07:59) Features of Podcasting 2.0Various features of Podcasting 2.0 and the importance of respecting creators' control over their content.(00:09:38) Relevance to Higher EducationBenefits of Podcasting 2.0 to higher education podcasters, highlighting features like transcripts and person tags.(00:13:23) Discovery and CurationHow features in Podcasting 2.0 can enhance the discovery and curation of podcasts.(00:16:50) Managing and Enhancing ContentThe issue of inactive or "dead" podcasts cluttering directories and how podcast indexes can help identify and manage them.(00:20:48) Adoption and SupportPodcast apps and hosting platforms that are adopting Podcasting 2.0 features and how to leverage these platforms to improve podcasts.(00:27:11) Apple’s Role in Podcasting 2.0Insights into Apple's adoption of Podcasting 2.0 features and its significance for the industry.(00:31:23) Open Podcast AnalyticsIntroduction to OP3, an open podcast analytics tool, and its importance for transparency and comparable statistics in podcasting.(00:33:58) Funding and MonetizationFunding and monetization options within Podcasting 2.0, including the use of the funding tag for easy integration.(00:36:06) Conclusion (00:00) - Introduction (02:27) - Basics of Podcasting 2.0 (04:10) - The Podcast Index. (07:59) - Features of Podcasting 2.0 (09:38) - Relevance to Higher Education (13:23) - Discovery and Curation (16:50) - Managing and Enhancing Content (20:48) - Adoption and Support (27:11) - Apple’s Role in Podcasting 2.0 (31:23) - Open Podcast Analytics (33:58) - Funding and Monetization (36:06) - Conclusion
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    40 mins
  • From Student To Practitioner To Instructor: Penn State's Podcast Ecosystem

    From Student To Practitioner To Instructor: Penn State's Podcast Ecosystem
    May 27 2024

    Building partnership & keeping alumni engaged through podcasting.

    Katie DeFiore shares her journey from a passionate podcast listener to becoming a key player in the educational podcasting scene at Penn State. She frames the creation and development of “Dare to Disrupt,” detailing the strategic planning, marketing, and alumni engagement that have shaped its success. The conversation also explores the significance of integrating podcasting with university programs and the impact of live podcast events. Katie also provides insight into the partnership between podcasting and alumni engagement.

    Episode Links:

    • Katie DeFiore: LinkedIn
    • Katie DeFiore’s Podcast: Dare to Disrupt
    • The Democracy Group
    • Invent Penn State
    • LaunchBox & Innovation Network

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    Chapters:


    (00:00:00) Introduction
    Hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee introduce guest Katie DeFiore, producer of the "Dare to Disrupt" podcast from Penn State.

    (00:02:04) Katie DeFiore’s Journey

    Katie shares her journey from student to podcast producer, including her work with the Democracy Group Podcast Network.

    (00:03:34) About Dare to Disrupt

    How the Dare to Disrupt podcast started, highlighting stories of Penn State alumni who are innovators and entrepreneurs.

    (00:05:29) Engaging Alumni and Format Strategy

    Insight into how the podcast engages alumni and integrates into the broader marketing strategy of Invent Penn State.

    (00:09:24) Invent Penn State Overview

    The mission and programs of Invent Penn State, including the LaunchBox and Innovation Network.

    (00:11:29) Collaboration with Ryan Newman

    Working with outside collaborator Ryan Newman and the importance of feedback for continuous improvement.

    (00:13:35) Live Podcasting Experience

    The experience and logistics of recording a live podcast episode during Penn State Startup Week.

    (00:17:31) Impact of Live Episodes

    The impact and feedback from the live podcast episode, and the challenges of tracking audience growth.

    (00:20:00) Teaching Podcasting at Penn State

    The transition from taking the first podcasting class at Penn State to teaching it, highlighting the growing interest in podcasting among students.

    (00:22:37) Building a Podcasting Community

    Katie’s initiative to create a Penn State Podcasting Community of Practice, fostering collaboration and support among university podcasters.

    (00:25:24) Higher Ed Pods Global Community

    Connecting Penn State podcasters with the global Higher Ed Pods community.

    (00:26:24) Conclusion

    • (00:00) - Introduction
    • (02:04) - Katie DeFiore’s Journey
    • (03:34) - About Dare to Disrupt
    • (05:29) - Engaging Alumni and Format Strategy
    • (09:24) - Invent Penn State Overview
    • (11:29) - Collaboration with Ryan Newman
    • (13:35) - Live Podcasting Experience
    • (17:31) - Impact of Live Episodes
    • (20:00) - Teaching Podcasting at Penn State
    • (22:37) - Building a Podcasting Community
    • (25:24) - Higher Ed Pods Global Community
    • (26:24) - Conclusion
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    30 mins
  • How Yale Uses Podcasting to Demystify Ivy League Admissions

    How Yale Uses Podcasting to Demystify Ivy League Admissions
    May 13 2024

    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:

    • Inside Yale Admissions Podcast: Website
    • Hannah Mendlowitz: LinkedIn
    • Mark Dunn: LinkedIn

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    • Youtube
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    Chapters:


    (00:00:00) Introduction

    Hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee introduce guests Hanna Mendlowitz and Mark Dunn from the Inside Yale Admissions Office podcast.

    (00:02:12) Role of Admissions Officers

    The day-to-day roles of each guest as admissions officers at Yale.

    (00:04:35) Motivation Behind Inside Yale Admissions

    The origin and purpose of Inside Yale Admissions, aimed at demystifying the admissions process and making it more transparent.

    (00:08:19) Audience and Impact

    A discussion on the general audience of the podcast, and its impact on students, parents, counselors, and media reporters.

    (00:09:48) Educational Mission and Transparency

    The educational mission of the podcast to provide transparent and accessible information about admissions, inspired by recent scandals.

    (00:14:41) Expanding Topics and Engaging More Audiences

    Potential new topics for the podcast, including athletic recruiting and tailored content for international students.

    (00:16:23) Seasonality and Episode Planning

    The scheduling of the podcast’s episodes and how they align with the admissions cycle at Yale.

    (00:17:46) Future Topics and Audience Feedback

    Plans for future podcast episodes and how they address specific audience needs and requests.

    (00:22:42) Operational Aspects of Their Podcast

    Behind-the-scenes look at how the podcast is produced, including team involvement and technical setup.

    (00:27:03) Conclusion

    • (00:00) - Introduction
    • (02:12) - Role of Admissions Officers
    • (04:35) - Motivation Behind Inside Yale Admissions
    • (08:19) - Audience and Impact
    • (09:48) - Educational Mission and Transparency
    • (14:41) - Expanding Topics and Engaging More Audiences
    • (16:23) - Seasonality and Episode Planning
    • (17:46) - Future Topics and Audience Feedback
    • (22:42) - Operational Aspects of Their Podcast
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    30 mins
  • Call For Submissions: Your Favourite Higher Ed Podcast Episode

    Call For Submissions: Your Favourite Higher Ed Podcast Episode
    Apr 29 2024

    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.


    Plus, a call to Submit your favourite Higher Ed Podcast Episode

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    Chapters:
    00:00 Introduction: Producer Gregg Steps In
    01:33 Discussion on upcoming interviews & episodes
    03:37 Gregg's learnings producing the Continuing Studies Podcast
    04:43 (re)Introduction to HigherEdPods directory & community
    06:26 Benefits of joining HigherEdPods & future plans
    07:32 Exploring new platforms for podcast promotion
    08:21 Call for Submissions: Your Favorite Higher Ed Podcast episodes
    09:37 Closing Thoughts and Episode Wrap-Up

    • (00:00) - Introduction: Producer Gregg Steps In
    • (01:33) - Discussion on upcoming interviews & episodes
    • (03:37) - Gregg's learnings producing the Continuing Studies Podcast
    • (04:43) - (re)Introduction to HigherEdPods directory & community
    • (06:26) - Benefits of joining HigherEdPods & future plans
    • (07:32) - Exploring new platforms for podcast promotion
    • (08:21) - Call for Submissions: Your Favorite Higher Ed Podcast episodes
    • (09:37) - Closing Thoughts and Episode Wrap-Up
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    12 mins
  • Alumni Podcasts: Engaging Your Alumni Community

    Alumni Podcasts: Engaging Your Alumni Community
    Apr 15 2024
    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.Connect with UsShare Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/Connect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsEpisode Reference Links:The Infinite Dial - Edison Research (Research project on podcasts Sarah discusses)Alumni Podcasts (Sarah’s podcast agency)Sarah Hillel - LinkedInKing Alfred - Alfredian VoicesManagement Meets Podcast (University of Bath)Equity In Every Drop Podcast (Waterkeeper Alliance)After Aston I... Podcast (Aston University)Chapters:(00:00:00) Introduction Hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer Lee introduce guest Sarah Hillel from Alumni Podcast.(00:02:01) Background and Evolution of Alumni PodcastingSarah Hillel discusses her background in alumni relations and the transition to alumni podcasting.(00:05:10) The Power of Storytelling in Educational InstitutionsThe importance of storytelling in education and how institutions can utilize podcasts to connect with alumni.(00:07:34) Learning from Alumni ExperiencesThe value of sharing alumni experiences of failures and successes and how these stories can inspire and guide current students.(00:14:39) Pirate Radio and Personal StoriesSarah shares her unique experiences with pirate radio and other personal anecdotes.(00:17:48) The Expanding Reach of Podcasts in Higher EducationResearch findings on podcast demographics and the strategic incorporation of podcasting in media planning for higher education.(00:19:57) The Multifunctionality of PodcastsHow podcasts can be repurposed into multiple content formats enhancing outreach and engagement(00:23:32) The Future of Podcasting and Audio ContentThe enduring relevance of audio content and its integration with modern technology and the potential evolution of podcasting in educational contexts.(00:27:53) Conclusion (00:00) - Introduction (02:01) - Background and Evolution of Alumni Podcasting (05:10) - The Power of Storytelling in Educational Institutions (07:34) - Learning from Alumni Experiences (14:39) - Pirate Radio and Personal Stories (17:48) - The Expanding Reach of Podcasts in Higher Education (19:57) - The Multifunctionality of Podcasts (23:32) - The Future of Podcasting and Audio Content (27:53) - Conclusion
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    32 mins
  • Why Private Podcasts Are A Smart Fit For Higher Ed Podcasters

    Why Private Podcasts Are A Smart Fit For Higher Ed Podcasters
    Apr 1 2024

    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.


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    • Youtube
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    Episode Reference Links:

    • Justin Jackson (Justin Jackson’s Website)
    • HigherEdPods
    • Email Gregg Higher Ed Pod questions: gregg@higheredpods.com
    • Podcast Marketing Trends Explained (Justin and Jeremy’s Podcast)
    • Transistor.fm
    • Jeremy Enns (Jeremy Enn’s Website)

    Chapters:

    (00:00:00) Introduction

    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
    • (13:14) - Bonus: Introduction to Higher Ed Pods
    • (16:20) - Conclude & Connect
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    17 mins
  • Podcast Distribution, Hosting, and RSS Explained with Justin Jackson of Transistor.fm

    Podcast Distribution, Hosting, and RSS Explained with Justin Jackson of Transistor.fm
    Mar 18 2024

    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.

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    • Youtube

    Episode Reference Links:

    • Justin Jackson (Justin Jackson’s Website)
    • Podcast Marketing Trends Explained (Justin's podcast)
    • Transistor.fm
    • WTF with Marc Maron Podcast (Podcast Justin Jackson enjoys)

    Chapters:

    (00:00:00) Introduction

    Hosts Neil McPhedran and Jennifer-Lee introduce episode and guest Justin Jackson, co-founder of Transistor.fm.

    (00:01:46) The Role of RSS Feeds in Podcasting

    An explanation of RSS feeds, their function in podcast distribution, and decentralized nature.

    (00:04:13) The Power of Podcast Hosting Platforms

    Exploring podcast hosting platforms, their variety, and significance in the podcasting ecosystem.

    (00:12:05) Making a Good Podcast

    What makes a podcast compelling and successful, focusing on content and audience engagement.

    (00:15:52) YouTube and Podcasting: A Comparative Analysis

    The role of YouTube in the podcasting world and the unique value of audio-only formats.

    (00:20:00) Setting Up for Success on Hosting Platforms

    Considerations when setting up your podcast on hosting platforms, include title selection, show art, and early promotion strategies.

    (00:25:59) Recap and Key Learnings

    Summary of key points covered in the episode, emphasizing the importance of RSS feeds, hosting platforms, and strategic show setup.

    (00:28:08) Conclusion

    • (00:00) - Introduction
    • (01:46) - The Role of RSS Feeds in Podcasting
    • (04:13) - The Power of Podcast Hosting Platforms
    • (12:05) - Making a Good Podcast
    • (15:52) - YouTube and Podcasting: A Comparative Analysis
    • (20:00) - Setting Up for Success on Hosting Platforms
    • (25:55) - Recap and Key Learnings
    • (28:08) - Conclusion
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    29 mins