Tina changed the description of the group Podcasting Club from “The Podcasting Club is a dynamic online community where students aged 13–18 learn the art of audio storytelling, from idea development to final production. Whether you’re passionate about current events, interviews, fiction, or music commentary, this club empowers members to create, record, edit, and publish their very own podcast episodes in a collaborative and supportive environment.
What We Do:

Weekly workshops on podcast planning, scripting, voice training, and sound editing

Introduction to tools like Audacity, GarageBand, and online publishing platforms

Segment development: interviews, reviews, storytelling, debates, and panel discussions

Collaboration on a monthly student-produced podcast shared across the platform

Guest podcasters and media professionals share behind-the-scenes insights

Technical tutorials on microphones, recording setups, audio quality, and branding

Peer feedback sessions to improve delivery, sound design, and clarity

Club-wide challenges like “60-Second Stories” or “Theme Week Specials”

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 13–18 with interest in podcasting, media, or storytelling.

Respect: Honor all voices and give supportive, constructive feedback during sessions.

Originality: All content must be original or properly cited and approved for use.

Participation: Members must attend at least two meetings monthly and contribute to one group project per term.

Collaboration: Team up respectfully during group recordings and editing workflows.

Language: Maintain appropriate, inclusive, and non-offensive language in all recordings.

Deadlines: Submit recordings and scripts on time to meet production schedules.

Technical Standards: Follow club guidance for sound quality, volume, and format.

Publishing Consent: Secure permission before publishing content featuring other people.

The Podcasting Club is where creativity meets communication. Develop your voice, grow your skills, and share your stories with the world—one episode at a time.” to “The Podcasting Club is a dynamic online community where students aged 13–18 learn the art of audio storytelling, from idea development to final production. Whether you’re passionate about current events, interviews, fiction, or music commentary, this club empowers members to create, record, edit, and publish their very own podcast episodes in a collaborative and supportive environment.
What We Do:

Weekly workshops on podcast planning, scripting, voice training, and sound editing
Introduction to tools like Audacity, GarageBand, and online publishing platforms
Segment development: interviews, reviews, storytelling, debates, and panel discussions
Collaboration on a monthly student-produced podcast shared across the platform
Guest podcasters and media professionals share behind-the-scenes insights
Technical tutorials on microphones, recording setups, audio quality, and branding
Peer feedback sessions to improve delivery, sound design, and clarity
Club-wide challenges like “60-Second Stories” or “Theme Week Specials”

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 13–18 with interest in podcasting, media, or storytelling.
Respect: Honor all voices and give supportive, constructive feedback during sessions.
Originality: All content must be original or properly cited and approved for use.
Participation: Members must attend at least two meetings monthly and contribute to one group project per term.
Collaboration: Team up respectfully during group recordings and editing workflows.
Language: Maintain appropriate, inclusive, and non-offensive language in all recordings.
Deadlines: Submit recordings and scripts on time to meet production schedules.
Technical Standards: Follow club guidance for sound quality, volume, and format.
Publishing Consent: Secure permission before publishing content featuring other people.

The Podcasting Club is where creativity meets communication. Develop your voice, grow your skills, and share your stories with the world—one episode at a time.”