Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Podcasting has become a highly popular and increasingly accessible form of communication. But as avid podcast fans will know, some are great, and others, well, kind of miss the mark. On October 14, 2020, the Alberta Emerald Foundation held the Tell Your Story Webinar, Becoming a Podcast Pro, which featured #EmeraldAwards2020 finalists Chris Chang-Yen Phillips & Trevor Chow-Fraser (Let's Find Out Podcast) and Derek Leahy (Rural Routes to Climate Solutions), plus Alberta-based blogger Linda Hoang and our very own What On EARTH Can We Do? co-host Colleen Nuc.
Seasoned social media strategist, popular Alberta blogger, and content creator Linda Hoang presented "Prepping & Promoting Your Podcast". Linda runs two (albeit sporadic) podcasts—Don’t Call Me a Guru, a social media strategy podcast, and Here’s What I Think, an advice column podcast. Linda develops social media strategies, content plans and delivers social media training, and is often out and about exploring and sharing travel guides and food recommendations through her blog and social media. She is also the founder of the Edmonton International Cat Festival, Alberta’s biggest celebration of cats, cat culture, and cat people!
Podcasting has become a highly popular and increasingly accessible form of communication. But as avid podcast fans will know, some are great, and others, well, kind of miss the mark. On October 14, 2020, the Alberta Emerald Foundation held the Tell Your Story Webinar, Becoming a Podcast Pro, which featured #EmeraldAwards2020 finalists Chris Chang-Yen Phillips & Trevor Chow-Fraser (Let's Find Out Podcast) and Derek Leahy (Rural Routes to Climate Solutions), plus Alberta-based blogger Linda Hoang and our very own What On EARTH Can We Do? co-host Colleen Nuc.
Seasoned social media strategist, popular Alberta blogger, and content creator Linda Hoang presented "Prepping & Promoting Your Podcast". Linda runs two (albeit sporadic) podcasts—Don’t Call Me a Guru, a social media strategy podcast, and Here’s What I Think, an advice column podcast. Linda develops social media strategies, content plans and delivers social media training, and is often out and about exploring and sharing travel guides and food recommendations through her blog and social media. She is also the founder of the Edmonton International Cat Festival, Alberta’s biggest celebration of cats, cat culture, and cat people!
