The Podcasting Workshop
4.8 (8)
4 Weeks
·Cohort-based Course
Find your voice by using it
The Podcasting Workshop
4.8 (8)
4 Weeks
·Cohort-based Course
Find your voice by using it
Course overview
Become a podcaster
Podcasting is a proven way to connect with your audience.
And the step beyond connection is community. Discover how to develop your message and communicate it to people who want to hear from you.
We cover the foundations of getting started in audio creation, taking you from a great idea to your published podcast out in the wild.
The cohorts have limited seats (8) because small intensive cohorts help deliver what you want to achieve.
You can learn the mechanics of podcasting in lots of places. We teach you how to become a podcaster (including the mechanics).
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You have something to say and want to make a difference by creating your own podcast.
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Our graduates include entrepreneurs, freelancers, artists, non-profit leaders, teachers, corporate linchpins, writers…
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It is for people with something to say who believe in the power of connection. It's time to stand up, speak out & make a difference
What you’ll get out of this course
The Podcasting Workshop will provide you with the tools and resources to take the leap and create your own podcast
We’ll cover every step of the process from conceiving an original idea for a podcast series to publishing your finished episodes.
Sharing your voice
Podcasting is the generous act of showing up, earning trust and authority because you care enough to raise your hand and speak out.
Stop dreaming and start doing
Have you been talking for years about that podcast you want to start?
We've found an effective way for anyone (including you) to get started in podcasting. We've worked with more than three thousand people as they learned to create their own podcast. You can too.
Build community
Independent podcasting can be lonely. One of the most valuable parts of The Podcasting Workshop is the community itself. Share your journey with others who have the same goals you do. Many of our workshop graduates are still in touch years after completing the workshop.
What’s included
Live sessions
Learn directly from Steve Heatherington in a real-time, interactive format.
Lifetime access
Go back to course content and recordings whenever you need to.
Community of peers
Stay accountable and share insights with like-minded professionals.
Certificate of completion
Share your new skills with your employer or on LinkedIn.
Maven Guarantee
This course is backed by the Maven Guarantee. Students are eligible for a full refund up until the halfway point of the course.
The Podcasting Workshop
Course syllabus
34 lessons • 25 projects
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
4.8 (8 ratings)
What students are saying
Meet your instructor
Steve Heatherington
Workshop Director
I will be teaching the workshop through recorded material, and live sessions, plus interacting with you in the student hub discussion board.
I have years of experience helping people become podcasters. Usually they also discover the side benefits of podcasting in their life, business and relationships - communication, skills, confidence and clarity about the change they want to make in the world.
I worked as Head Coach for The Podcasting Workshop for more than 3 1/2 years with Alexandra DiPalma, and Seth Godin when it was part of Akimbo. I am now leading it forward into its next phase.
My passion is to help people with something to say, get their message out in the wild.
I have something of an affinity with tech, plus an insatiable curiosity. Problem-solving is my default mindset. I can often be heard asking my computer, “So why are you doing that?” We can find a solution to most podcasting problems.
As well as being a shepherd to podcasters, I am also a shepherd to alpacas. We are based in a valley in South Wales, UK, with a herd of 31 alpacas, which inspires my podcast, Alpaca Tribe (over 320 weekly episodes).
I think life is too short to make, or listen to bad podcasts.
I look forward to helping you find your voice by using it.
What people are saying
Roberto Castro
Roberto Castro
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Michael Einbinder-Schatz
Michael Davis
Jayne Heggen
Course schedule
4-8 hours per week
Self-paced lessons, Weekdays (M–F)
30-60 minutes per day
Each weekday, you'll have new lessons and learning materials to review and absorb. (25 in total)
Daily projects
20-60 minutes per day
Each weekday you'll have a brief project to complete at your own pace and share with other students for feedback.
Live teaching and Q+A
1 hour twice a week
A one-hour live teaching on Wednesdays and Fridays at 12 noon ET
Daily Workshop podcast episodes
5-10 mins a day (M–F)
Alongside the lessons each episode adds ideas and suggestions to help keep you going.
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Some things to be thinking about
There are lots of things to consider when planning a podcast. Here is a starter list of 21 things you will need to decide.
We cover them in the workshop, but it will give you a head start.
I want to get started