Ambassador Dan Mulhall to Become Global Distinguished Professor in Irish Studies at New York University
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El club de los 33 Gobernadores de facto
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Cinco décadas de proyectos, anuncios y conflictos
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January 28th, 2021
There’s no doubt podcasts are having a moment. They have been for a while, and it started before we were all stuck at home. Music services, production companies and more are betting big on the format, by either snapping up platforms and high-profile hosts or announcing a slate of new shows at a constant pace. Of course, that’s all well and good for the established players, but what about aspiring creators and journalists who are still honing their skills?
Colleges and universities have added podcast-focused courses to their curriculum, covering everything from the initial idea to how to perfect a pitch and effective interview techniques. One such school is New York University (NYU). On top of existing classes on the subject, the university partnered with Spotify, one of the biggest players in the podcast industry, this winter to offer a three-week intensive course on podcasts.