PODCAST JOURNALISM

 

Learning to podcast strengthens young reporters' media and communication skills and allows to connect on a more nuanced and personal level with people affected by environmental issues in their community as well as with people who have in-depth environmental knowledge. 


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Podcast

Podcasts are like mini documentaries and could take the form of audio or audio/ video. They are based on news, events, history, facts etc., and use elements of direct observation, research, interviews, and documentation. For the International Competition Award only a 5-minute segment of the full podcast needs to be submitted to FEE.  


Podcast format

Documentaries with a non-fictional or fictional environmental theme told by a narrator. This format can be immersive but requires careful planning and scripting.

A Multi-Hosts Podcast is discussions between two or more students or experts create a dynamic flow of conversation and offer contrasting viewpoints.

An Interview Podcast can be interviews of environmental experts, activists, or community members affected by environmental issues.

A Solo Podcast is when a single host delivers the content, offering a flexible format for time management but requiring strong storytelling skills to keep the audience engaged.

Examples of Podcasts by Young Reporters