
This episode is a podcast about how to make a podcast!
Reporting live from the world’s biggest investigative journalism conference in Malaysia last year, Tessa and Beatriz bring you a crash course on how to make an investigative podcast. Covering everything from identifying a good story, to constructing an intriguing narrative, and building good characters.
We take you inside The Global Investigative Journalism Conference with some behind-the-scenes audio and Beatriz’s first try of the world’s smelliest fruit.
Guests featured in this episode:
- Susanne Reber, Founder and Executive Producer, Piz Gloria Productions
- Sue-Lin Wong, Asia Correspondent, The Economist
- Roby Alampay, Founder, PumaPodcast
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Hosts: Beatriz Ramalho da Silva, Tessa Pang
Sound design, mixing and editing: Spoovio – Audiovisual Productions
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