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Podcast, tech, and law professionals convened in February 2020 at The New School to discuss the future of podcasting at PRX's privacy symposium, titled Emerging Threats to Podcasting’s Open Ecosystem.
Blake Eskin interviews Manoush Zamorodi for the program's keynote. Zamorodi, host of ZigZag podcast and incoming host of TED Radio Hour, has explored technology and its relationship to business from many angles: as a reporter, producer, host, and now co-founder of Stable Genius Productions.
Videography by Sean Hanley
sean-hanley.com
Podcast, tech, and law professionals convened in February 2020 at The New School to discuss the future of podcasting at PRX's privacy symposium, titled Emerging Threats to Podcasting’s Open Ecosystem.
Blake Eskin interviews Manoush Zamorodi for the program's keynote. Zamorodi, host of ZigZag podcast and incoming host of TED Radio Hour, has explored technology and its relationship to business from many angles: as a reporter, producer, host, and now co-founder of Stable Genius Productions.
Videography by Sean Hanley
sean-hanley.com
![[Part 3] Answering Your Questions about the 2020-21 Google Podcasts creator program](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/faE7SCGaDaA/mqdefault.jpg "[Part 3] Answering Your Questions about the 2020-21 Google Podcasts creator program
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Recorded on July 22, 2020
The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.
We are accepting applications now through August 2, 2020 for three, 12-week accelerators! Learn more: https://on.prx.org/3iWreWb
Creators in each accelerator will receive:
• Training from PRX’s expert team and the program’s accomplished advisors on topics such as storytelling, sound design, and reaching audiences through marketing and engagement;
• Regular feedback on all aspects of their production, including editorial and technical input;
• Equipment and software to help meet independent production needs amid the challenging circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic; and,
• Up to $12,000 in funding for use as they see fit for their productions.")
