Ep 162: Celebrating Global Blackness: An Afros & Audio Festival Testimony ft Corey Gumbs & Weyu Hodge
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We kicking off November with a recap of our time in Baltimore at the 5th Afros and Audio Podcasting Festival. There's a question for you at the bottom.
Corey and Weyu (and me too) had the opportunity to attend the 5th Afros & Audio Podcast Festival in Baltimore. In this episode, they will be sharing their key takeaways, personal testimonies, and valuable advice for future participants. Let's dive in and discover what this festival has to offer!
Attending the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival proved to be an enlightening experience for Corey and Weyu. They were able to connect with like-minded individuals and immerse themselves in the world of podcasting. The festival provided a platform for black podcasters of all backgrounds to come together, share insights, and learn from industry experts. One of the major takeaways for Corey and Weyu was the immense value of networking. They had the opportunity to meet and engage with fellow podcasters, industry professionals, and potential collaborators. Building these connections not only expanded their network but also opened doors to new opportunities for growth and collaboration.
Additionally, Corey and Weyu were impressed by the diverse range of workshops and panel discussions offered at the festival. They attended sessions on topics like podcast monetization, audio editing techniques, and effective storytelling. These informative sessions provided them with valuable knowledge and practical strategies that they could apply to their own podcasting journey.
Based on their experience, Corey and Weyu have some advice for future participants of the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival. Lastly, Corey and Weyu encourage participants to embrace the spirit of learning and open-mindedness. The Afros & Audio Podcast Festival offers a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts and fellow podcasters with diverse perspectives. Being open to new ideas, embracing constructive feedback, and continuously seeking knowledge will contribute to personal and professional growth in the podcasting realm.
Question For You:
Reflecting on the discussion, what are some key insights you gained about the podcasting industry and community? How can creators support each other and navigate the challenges they face?
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We kicking off November with a recap of our time in Baltimore at the 5th Afros and Audio Podcasting Festival. There's a question for you at the bottom.
Corey and Weyu (and me too) had the opportunity to attend the 5th Afros & Audio Podcast Festival in Baltimore. In this episode, they will be sharing their key takeaways, personal testimonies, and valuable advice for future participants. Let's dive in and discover what this festival has to offer!
Attending the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival proved to be an enlightening experience for Corey and Weyu. They were able to connect with like-minded individuals and immerse themselves in the world of podcasting. The festival provided a platform for black podcasters of all backgrounds to come together, share insights, and learn from industry experts. One of the major takeaways for Corey and Weyu was the immense value of networking. They had the opportunity to meet and engage with fellow podcasters, industry professionals, and potential collaborators. Building these connections not only expanded their network but also opened doors to new opportunities for growth and collaboration.
Additionally, Corey and Weyu were impressed by the diverse range of workshops and panel discussions offered at the festival. They attended sessions on topics like podcast monetization, audio editing techniques, and effective storytelling. These informative sessions provided them with valuable knowledge and practical strategies that they could apply to their own podcasting journey.
Based on their experience, Corey and Weyu have some advice for future participants of the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival. Lastly, Corey and Weyu encourage participants to embrace the spirit of learning and open-mindedness. The Afros & Audio Podcast Festival offers a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts and fellow podcasters with diverse perspectives. Being open to new ideas, embracing constructive feedback, and continuously seeking knowledge will contribute to personal and professional growth in the podcasting realm.
Question For You:
Reflecting on the discussion, what are some key insights you gained about the podcasting industry and community? How can creators support each other and navigate the challenges they face?
Become a Black Podcasters Association Member
https://www.instagram.com/labyrinthofthefirstgen/
