16 Podcasters on the Hardest Episodes They’ve Ever Produced
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Everything that can go wrong on shows like The Daily, Reply All, and Louder Than a Riot before it goes right.
Photo: Courtesy of the studios In podcasting, the title “producer” is a catchall. In many cases, this person has a hand in every facet of a podcast’s creation, from pitch to publication to promotion. Thus, the job undoubtedly requires an individual with the skill to both help create a story and complete the necessary technical tasks to get it made. Producers aren’t just there to make sure the finished product sounds good but also to act as a content manager: shaping the story, coordinating guests, assembling tape, and so on. Without the producer, there would be no podcast. But few listeners co
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