please note that this program is in Dutch

Since the last edition of the Podcast Festival, the podcast landscape has changed enormously. There have been major shifts in the market in just one year. How do you deal with this as an (independent) maker? How do you strengthen your position against closed platforms? And what do the numbers actually say about the trends of recent years? Speaking of numbers… How do you budget your own show? And how do you ensure that you have something nice left at the end of the month?

Also part of this track is Avery Trufelman’s masterclass. How do you come up with a good podcast idea? Where do you look and how do you sharpen those ideas? In this masterclass, Avery Trufelman (known for the podcasts 99% Invisible, Articles of Interest and Nice Try!) tells how she processes the world around her – from films she sees, books she reads or people she speaks at parties. in her pitches. She also talks about her interview techniques and which unwritten rules she sometimes breaks to get the best tape. This masterclass can be visited by participants of both tracks.

You will learn all this (and more) at the conference. We will quickly provide an overview of the specific times. Get your ticket here.

Together with our dear friends from Are We Europe, we’ve curated a great track specially for podcasters across Dutch borders. Not to worry, Dutchies, you’re still very much invited (just know that this is an English-spoken program). We’ll have great international guests from all over Europe, providing you with in-depth knowledge of their productions. Big chance you’ve already heard Alexi Mostrous‘ hitshow Sweet Bobby. If not, make sure to catch up because he will join this track to share all his podcasting tricks and trades (and it really is a great show).

And how do you make sure your podcast is inclusive (i.e. suitable for those with impaired hearing)? And what about incorporating silence in an audio-only experience like podcasts? Furthermore, we’ll host a panel filled with the who’s who of the international podcastworld on ‘Creating Communities across Borders’.

Also part of this track is Avery Trufelman‘s masterclass. How do you come up with a good podcast idea? Where do you look and how do you sharpen those ideas? In this masterclass, Avery Trufelman (known for the podcasts 99% Invisible, Articles of Interest and Nice Try!) tells how she processes the world around her – from films she sees, books she reads or people she speaks at parties. in her pitches. She also talks about her interview techniques and which unwritten rules she sometimes breaks to get the best tape. This masterclass can be visited by participants of both tracks.

Excited? Get your ticket here.

please note that this program is for Dutch kids only

Kids podcasts are growing (just like kids themselves) like weeds. It is therefore only right that these mini-makers should have their own mini-conference. Together with our friends from the Wijsneus Foundation, we have curated a nice program. For example, how does audio sound in a very small space? Or a really big one? And watch out, because after the interview techniques workshop, a number of mini-professionals will be walking around to ask you the question.

Want to get a ticket to learn more about interview techniques? Click this link. Curious to learn more about radio play, check out this link.

please note that the above links and the workshops are in Dutch!