In which producer Michal Stein asks her friends and family what they think she does for a living.

“Even when the lockdowns stopped and social gatherings tentatively sprouted, I kept declining invitations, citing that I was still ‘too busy.’ It felt safer to lapse into overwork instead of dwelling on reality.” A word from our principal, Katie Jensen, about what to do when the work dries up.

‘When I’m scrolling through Twitter, I’m not in podcast-discovery mode,’ writes Michal.

It's a stable income. You know the dates you’re going to be busy. You know what you have to plan for. In some cases, even teaching part-time can get you access to a health plan.

Bumper, a new podcast growth agency, is poised to fill a niche gap in the Canadian podcast landscape.

Ashley Carman reported that podcast guests are paying up to $50,000 to appear on popular shows.

The tyrannical reign of Sue Sylvester is back.

A podcast recommendation for the big adventurers, but it feels like there’s room for the amblers, the gardeners, the casual swimmers and cyclists, too.

Advice from the team about how to level up your producer game.