#audio storytelling

Does anyone else think podcasts are killing the art of the full-length album experience?

What’s your take on mastering a podcast to sound like a blockbuster film?

Does anyone else think audio dramas are getting more creative than mainstream podcasts?

Do scripted podcasts like Serial ruin the raw, unpolished feel that made the medium great?

Is surround sound in podcasts just a gimmick or the future of audio storytelling?

Do podcasters who prioritize production value over raw, unscripted content kill the authenticity of the medium?

Does anyone else feel like most podcast recommendations just ignore the audio arts side of things?

What's your take on 3D audio for storytelling—future or fad?

Does anyone else feel like podcasts are becoming too polished and losing their soul?

Podcasts with overly produced sound design—are they actually hurting storytelling instead of helping it?