Podcast Knowledge

Questions I would ask when planning a podcast: What exactly do you want to present to your audience? How will you present this knowledge? What is the most important information you would like to get across in the time allotted so you don’t have information overload? Other important details: be present in the podcast, practice it until you can speak free of notes, and use familiar and understandable language—speak clearly. The demographics of my audience are based on age, gender, and body type—focusing on mothers. I chose this route because I have spent over the last 3+ years working on my fitness journey; trying to lose weight and become more fit. It’s been one of the hardest lifestyle changes I have ever made, but I am proud of my accomplishments thus far. Sharing my accomplishments and progress with other mothers can help motivate them to want to become or stay fit for their child. We are all beautiful in our own ways, this may be one of the ways that will help boost a mother’s confidence.

The experience planning my podcast script hasn’t been too difficult. I did an online public speaking class prior to this and had a little experience with recording myself in front of camera. Recording my voice would be much easier, however, there is a few exercises I would like to demonstrate for my topic in my podcast.

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