International Podcast Day

Podcasts are digital audio recordings of radio-style shows. Listeners can download, play directly from a website, or access via an app or digital media player. Video is also included in many podcasts. These on-demand audio files sell subscriptions as well, building a library of podcasts available to listeners. Podcasts are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, unlike broadcast radio, which follows a schedule.

Podcasts are also a great way to listen often and often, as the new trend of binge-watching a TV series. And while podcast topics may vary, the designs may differ.

• The Interview – The host of the podcast shifts the focus to a topic by interviewing a guest
• In a conversational style, the host and co-host provide details. In a natural way, their banter and commentary bounce back and forth
• The host tells tales from history, electronics, discoveries, or news
• Monologue – All on their own, the host records the show. Regardless of the topic, they inform their followers with their own style
• Theater – Consider old-time radio shows. Casts create original fictional stories with sound effects. These podcasts are also available to people of all ages and genders

How to attend #internationalpodcastday

Opportunity may be just a microphone away. Do you have any information to share or something to say? In a podcast, perhaps your life is too interesting to sit behind four walls and needs to be shared with the world in a podcast. In addition, don't forget to give a shout out to your new podcasters. Let them know you're listening and how much you love their shows.

On social media, use #PodCastDay to post.

History of the international podcast day has long existed

In 2014, Steve Lee, the creator of Modern Life Network, founded International Podcast Day to promote podcasting as a useful entertainment and educational medium.

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