In this article, we consider the potentials and limitations of podcasts as a geographic
research method by reflecting upon our own podcast project that focused on a graduate …

As a network that claims to represent the nation, NPR asserts unique claims about what it
means to be American. In The Sound of Exclusion, Christopher Chávez critically examines …

Podcasting is a potentially powerful digital tool for engaging with a broad range of public,
policy, student and professional audiences. We offer an urban studies podcast checklist as a …

Through evidence gathered from sixteen interviews with producers and businesspeople in
the podcast industry, this paper argues that the professionals that populated the early phase …

Many of our contributors are based in Western europe or North America, but not exclusively
so. We have tried to make sure that different voices are well represented in the collection …

If you haven't listened to the 99 Percent Invisible podcast episode called Structural Integrity,
well, put this essay down and go listen to it (listen: https://99percentinvisible …

Podcasting is a potentially powerful digital tool for engaging with a broad range of housing,
policy, student and professional audiences. In this chapter we suggest that podcasting is a …

This project argues that Blackness is cultivated and performed within the podcast space
through the use of Black vernaculars, Black cultural references and the centering of the …

Practitioners and defenders of contemporary National Public Radio (NPR) programs have
often pushed back against generalizations about “NPR voice” by contrasting their work to …

This chapter introduces four radical media practices: DIY media create communities of
practice; community media anchor social movement analyses; protest media mobilise using …