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What makes a podcast successful?

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What makes a podcast sound professional/unprofessional?

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What about a podcast makes it attractive to younger audiences?

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What kind of audio techniques convey the speaker's messages more effectively?

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What are things to stay away from when creating a podcast?

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What makes a podcast interesting

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What gears would be needed when doing a podcast?

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What techniques are used to make affective podcasts?

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What topics are the most popular to keep the audiences attention?

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What techniques are best to use to attract the audience?

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What techniques do podcasts use to captivate the audience?

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How are podcasts typicaly edited?

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What makes a podcast interesting for the audience.

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How do podcasts make a strong impact on their audience

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how to make a podcast interesting for people to continue to watch

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How much investment would an aspiring podcaster have to make in terms of equipment, time, etc.

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How do you structure the information in a podcast to make it informative yet engaging.

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How many genres are there in podcasts

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What are the best techniques to maintain the audience's interest throughout the podcast.

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What are the best ways to attract the target audience?

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How do have podcasts (or radio based mediums thereof) shifted and adapted to today's landscape compared to the audio based mediums of 20 or more years before

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How does the speaker make sure they are creating an inviting environment for the listeners?

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How do podcasts play a role in developing todays virtual landscape?

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In what way is self-expression important to successfully inform/entertain the audience

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How does the speaker manage to talk about their topic throughout the duration of the podcast?

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How can we alter our speech towards the target audience.

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How does the speaker manage to make their podcasts interesting towards a large target audience

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how can we influence the audience in a pod cast to influence a change in society

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What are methods that can be used to make a podcast both entraining but also educative or informative.

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How do you create an informative yet entertaining podcast?

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How do you create the most effective balance between informative and entertaining?

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How do we create an engaging podcast

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How does podcasts help to inform the wide public?

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How does the speaker maintain. the audience's interest thought the entire podcast.

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How can a podcast be formatted to be interesting enough to retain it's viewership?

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How do the speakers influence their audience to create wider change.

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How do you keep the audience's attention?

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How

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Are podcasts still prominent as a form of media compared to more visual and audio based forms such as movies, television? Why would one listen to a podcast other than short times when they are on the move as opposed to watching something on the TV or a mobile phone when they have a media source that can show information visually as well?

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How far can you push your own beliefs and opinions in a podcast.

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Are podcasts better than TV

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Are podcasts now as effective and educative as they were in the earlier years.

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What is more important: an interesting topic or a strong voice

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Is a script always necessary to podcasts? can the speakers not just improvise?

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Do podcasts convey expressions as effectively as conveyed visually?

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Do podcasts provide the same amount of information as a blog or written text?

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is it worth focusing on mainstream topics in order to gain a reputable following or getting involved in niche communities would be easier to gain loyal yet decent following?

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Are podcasts with opinions more relatable and therefore more understandable than podcasts based on facts?

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Are podcasts more informative than written texts?

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What is the perfect time range, keeping the audience's attention while having enough content.

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are podcasts the best way to reach out to an audience, rather than other mainstream medias.

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Are podcasts the most effective way of reaching a broad audience, are the platforms for podcasts as popular as others, such as YouTube of Instagram?

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do people still find podcasts entertaining to viewers nowadays

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Are podcasts still preferred over other forms

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Are podcasts still popular in 2020?

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Are podcasts still able to compete with online videos or just listening to music?

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It's an interesting story, slightly more fast paced compared to a traditional news format. It's quite touching and although it's not my preference for what I'd like to listen to in a podcast the narrator's pacing and presentation is very well done, and it's done just right; it feels emotional, funny and a touching story overall with a nice moral message; everyone can contribute. Overall I'd say I'd like it although not what I'd necessarily watch on my own; my own taste in podcasts tend to be more intellectually oriented towards scientific, historical and literary discussions.

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Gripping storyline with ups and downs, I like that they still managed to make the end of the podcast uplifting because they've not cured the illness yet.

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I like it, even though I might not choose to listen to it if I was given the option. It's a very touching and inspiring story about a little boy who wanted to do something and set out to do it, it makes me feel like I can do something just as life changing if I put my mind to it. It evokes various emotions in the audience, such as sadness, joy and relief using narration and music.

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The story was emotional and it was cool that there were interviews and such. I didn't love the topic but it was well executed and you can tell the team put effort into it.

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I think the speaker does a good job by adding in additional sounds regarding whatever she talks about as she talks through the podcast.

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The story was very touching and the story it tells about taking something into your own hands, even if it doesn't benefit yourself, is important.

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Dylan, his mom, the speaker, Jonah

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The story is heartwarming and emotional, I like the happy ending

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Emotional story with highs and lows, I like how even though they haven't cured the disease yet, they still made the end of the podcast heartwarming. It's not the type of podcast I would usually listen to, but it was still interesting.

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The narrator presents it in a news based format of sort similar to those BBC videos you see on their news sight follow by short bursts of audio clips by kids and parents

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Live sounds (audience reaction, etc.)

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Yes, I found the story to be really moving and not only did it tell the story of the young boys but rather must have inspired a lot of people to do the impossible.

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Yes, the story was very touching spreading an important message to always be kind. It had a happy ending which was very heartwarming.

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Narrator, Kids, both kid's moms, doctor,

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Yes, the story was very moving and inspirational, and I enjoyed the many different voices we got to hear in addition to just the narrator, which makes it more engaging.

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Jonah, Dylan, Jonah's mother Laura, Dylan's mother, the doctor and the narrator.

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Background music,

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Sound effects such as transitions between scenes are used but they are not too common in this one, I think I heard a live recording clip in addition to an intreview at some point

Intro scene music is also used in this case. The podcast 'dan carlin's hardcore history' often also have intro clips at the beginning where clips from historic events are often played in short soundbites as an intro theme.

I personally didn't here much background music but that may just be because I didn't hear a lot. If I did hear it though, I'd say that it would be there to provide nice ambience in addition to this heartwarming story.

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Narrator, Jonah, Jonah's mother, doctor and Dylan.

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Narrator, two nine year old boys: Jonah and Dylan, Dylan’s mother, doctor, news interviewer (Nightly news, good morning America)

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Clapping, news reporters and other sound effects that was displayed to support the story.

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I definitely liked this podcast. It mainly appealed to me as it really got different perspectives of the story, from the parents to doctors who could really help the audience understand the severity of the disease. I also love how they let the story gradually unfold as opposed to telling the story at the start then going into detail. Unfolding the story throughout captures the listeners interest and keeps them listening so they know how the story ends. What I dislikes however was the way audio was cut together where they overlapped, as that could be hard on the ear.

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The narrator, the mom, dylan, Jonah, doctors that are experts

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Recordings, news channels, music.

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Background instrumentals, audience reactions, perhaps theme songs/audios that are played in each episode

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Background music, clips from news interviews, audience reactions

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I really liked the podcast. It tells the story of a boy who achieved the impossible. It teaches young children to never give up

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Narrator, Jona, Dylan, the mum, doctor, the media reporter(s).

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the narrator, his parents, dylan, jonah,

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a narrator, the children from the story (Joan and Dylan), the mum, the doctor, media/news reporters

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I enjoyed the podcast, although its not something id typically listen to. The story was truly touching and inspiring about a boy who wanted to help his friend. The story was told in such a way where it made a bigger impact, making it more engaging.

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the audience and some sound effecrs

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background instrumentals, some reactions from the audience, changes in voices

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Quiet background music fitting the mood / tone of the podcast. Cheering sound effects.

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A female host and a little boy named Dylan being interviewed with his mom.

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I like the podcast because this was a very inspiring and podcast which kept me interested and listening to the story. The different interviews helped to explain the different points of view of the story.

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Dylan, his parents and a narrator, members of PTA meeting, Dr. David

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A female narrator, a boy named Dylan, his friend and their parents, people from the news.

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Background Instrumentals, clips from news reporters.

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I enjoy how they used actual snippets of the children talking which expresses the innocence and hope that powered the whole initiative better than any adult could. The style of podcast as a whole is very fitting and easy to comprehend.

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A female narrator, the children from the story, Dylan's parents, Jonah's mum,

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I love the style the podcast used to talk about his story, it has a more documentary feel but as a podcast.

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Dylan and his mother, his friend Jonah and Jonahs mom, a speaker/narrator,