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Check out the podcasts that I did with my teaching partners at New Hampshire Institute of Art (NHIA) children's author Paul Durham and graphic novelist Cory Levine I am so proud of the students who volunteered to talk about their work, process and goals! Now they get to share their dreams and aspirations with the world! 

From the host of Telling Lies to Children Podcast Paul Durham "This is a special two-part series recorded live, on-campus, at the New Hampshire Institute of Art. NHIA is currently the only college in the country offering BFA degrees that require all students to complete three semesters of professional practices, business marketing, and entrepreneurship studies for the arts.

I teach professional practices at NHIA and recently combined forces with my faculty colleagues, Lisa Cyr and Cory Levine, to give our first year students an opportunity to practice talking about their work. Volunteers were invited to participate in a podcast interview in front of a live audience of their peers. The episode is a little experimental and a bit of a departure from my usual format, but it was fun to hear young artists talk about their art, influences, and experiences as fine arts students."

PART ONE:
http://pauldurhambooks.com/telling-lies-to-children/2017/4/29/-25-live-with-freshmen-artists-at-nhia




# 26 - Live with the BFA Students at NHIA (Part I)

PART TWO:
http://pauldurhambooks.com/telling-lies-to-children/2017/4/29/-26-part-ii-live-with-the-bfa-students-at-nhia


Feature in Hippo:
https://issuu.com/hippopress/docs/hip_170518_000book_with_hyperlinks/14

Setting up your own Podcast!

Equipment (for basic setup)
USB Microphone
Portable Digital Recorder (backup)
Audio (MP3 or MP4)
Recording/Editing Software (Mixcraft)
Audacity or Garageband (Mac) are both freeStorage (media host provides you with an RSS feed)
Syndication:
Media host (LibSyn or Blubrry)

Syndication of RSS Feed
Syndicate via an RSS feed on blog/website

Submit to Podcast Directories

iTunes and Stitcher (2 largest), Soundcloud, YouTube, etc.

Reach & Benefits: 
On-demand and On-the-go
Played on Many Devices
Diverse in Topic/Format

Establish Your Audience:
Interview Based, Solo or Multiple Hosts
Narrative/Storytelling
Hybrid
PodCon

Episode Schedule:
Weekly, Monthly, etc. (be consistent)
Tuesday is considered the best day

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