Reid My Mind

TR:
Hey there Reid My Mind Radio Family! I hope you all are doing well.
I hopped into the podcast feed to share some news about a project that I believe I mentioned here some time ago.

First though, allow me to wish you all a very happy new year. My hope for you all is safety, happiness, health and wealth. Each based on how you wish to define them.

I’m sharing a trailer from the upcoming POD Access podcast. POD Access, the website and podcast are all focused on d/Deaf and disabled podcasters. Those interested in starting or maintaining a podcast. You know, let me just drop the trailer and let you know I’ll talk to you later this year.

POD Access trailer
— a bouncy bass drum opens to bright synth trumpets announcing a fun, celebratory up-tempo Hip Hop beat
THOMAS:
If you’re currently thinking about launching a podcast, but have no idea how to start?
CHERYL: The types of podcasts, finances.
THOMAS: Recording, editing, marketing.
CHERYL: Social media, branding.
THOMAS: Theme music, a logo.
CHERYL: Maybe you’ve started one but feel as though you need a bit of coaching to really get it going? Where should we begin?
THOMAS: PodAccess.net.
CHERYL: In this series of 11 episodes, we’ll cover the basics of things to consider when starting a podcast.
THOMAS: Unlike most of the information you’ll find out there on the subject, we recognize the importance of accessibility.

CHERYL: Accessible content creation! The three ways you can potentially consume podcasts.
THOMAS: Listening, reading, watching.
CHERYL: We’ll share resources and practical tips from other Deaf and disabled podcasters in all stages of production. Tell a friend and an enemy to follow or subscribe to POD Access wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram @PodAccess.
THOMAS: PodAccess.net.
CHERYL: Connecting d/Deaf and disabled podcasters to audiences and each other!
— music fades out

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