Wavve Insights: The Role of Podcasts in Modern JournalismLast week, we referenced a Sounds Profitable article touching on this topic. This week we're diving in a little deeper. Podcasts have become a significant force in modern journalism, transforming how news is reported, consumed, and understood. Their unique format allows for in-depth storytelling, diverse perspectives, and the ability to reach audiences on-the-go. Learn about how podcasts fit into the journalistic landscape by reading our recent Wavve blog post. Bonus Wavve Insights: Tips for Recording High-Quality Podcasts on the GoIf journalism is you podcast niche (see above) then it's a good idea to be nimble. You may frequently need to physically go to the where the stories are, rather than record from the comfort of your own studio. Wavve offers six valuable tips on how you can produce excellent content from virtually anywhere.
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Another week, another round of “creators are the future and everyone else is just catching up.” We’re here to break down what happened across music, podcasts, audiobooks, and film—so you don’t have to doomscroll before your first coffee.
How to Run a Solo Podcast Successfully • Plan before you record – Outline your episodes, key talking points, and time targets to keep the flow natural. • Create structure – Use recurring segments (like Q&As or “story of the week”) to build familiarity with your audience. • Master your energy – Solo shows depend on delivery. Keep your tone dynamic, vary your pace, and use pauses effectively. • Edit smartly – Clean up filler words, tighten transitions, and use light background music to keep...