The Arc of Joan

Series 2 of The Arc of Joan takes a non-fiction detour. Podcast creator Saylor Billings, is an audio tour guide into creating podcast fiction in this 10 part series. This series gives independent producers an overview of the step by step guide for podcast producing and a few important hacks to help develop and create their own audio drama series. Episode 9 Launching and Publishing gives a general overview about the role of publishing hosts and launching the podcast out into the big world.The blog for this podcast is at https://www.thearcofjoan.blogspot.com. This podcast was created on Audacity software, using the helpful resources from freesound.org and freemusicarchive.org and John Bartmann did the music from JohnBartmann.com

Series 2 of The Arc of Joan takes a non-fiction detour. Podcast creator Saylor Billings, is an audio tour guide into creating podcast fiction in this 10 part series. This series gives independent producers an overview of the step by step guide for podcast producing and a few important hacks to help develop and create their own audio drama series. Episode 8 puts the final touches on the stitching and editing process.The blog for this podcast is at https://www.thearcofjoan.blogspot.com. This podcast was created on Audacity software, using the helpful resources from freesound.org and freemusicarchive.org and John Bartmann did the music from JohnBartmann.com

Series 2 of The Arc of Joan takes a non-fiction detour with Joan and the Savvy Podcaster. Podcast creator Saylor Billings, is an audio tour guide into creating podcast fiction in this 10 part series. This series gives independent producers an overview of the step by step guides and a few important hacks to help develop and create their own audio drama series. Episode 7 goes over the editing process and the first steps that are needed to take before delving into the process.The blog for this podcast is at https://www.thearcofjoan.blogspot.com. This podcast was created on Audacity software, using the helpful resources from freesound.org and freemusicarchive.org and John Bartmann did the music from JohnBartmann.com

Series 2 of The Arc of Joan takes a non-fiction detour. Podcast creator Saylor Billings, is an audio tour guide into creating podcast fiction in this 10 part series. This series gives independent producers a step by step guide and a few important hacks to help develop and create their own audio drama series. Episode 6 covers all the technical aspects of creating an Audio Drama from the computer, audio software, mic's, file sharing, music and sound effects and where to get them for low cost to free.The blog is at https://www.thearcofjoan.blogspot.com. This podcast was created on Audacity software, using the helpful resources from freesound.org and freemusicarchive.org and John Bartmann did the music from JohnBartmann.com

Series 2 of The Arc of Joan takes a non-fiction detour. Podcast creator Saylor Billings, is an audio tour guide into creating podcast fiction in this 10 part series. This series gives independent producers a step by step guide and a few important hacks to help develop and create their own audio drama series. Episode 5 Casting and People Wrangling. There's more to just asking your sister to act in your podcast. The blog is at https://www.thearcofjoan.blogspot.com. This podcast was created on Audacity software, using the helpful resources from freesound.org and freemusicarchive.org and John Bartmann did the music from JohnBartmann.com

Series 2 of The Arc of Joan takes a non-fiction detour. Podcast creator Saylor Billings, is an audio tour guide into creating podcast fiction in this 10 part series. This series gives independent producers a step by step guide and a few important hacks to help develop and create their own audio drama series. Episode 4 takes writing a step further in details involving the editing script and editing spreadsheets.The blog is at https://www.thearcofjoan.blogspot.com. This podcast was created on Audacity software, using the helpful resources from freesound.org and freemusicarchive.org and John Bartmann did the music from JohnBartmann.com