Renee Pogue—Copywriter
transforming caffeine into ideas

Podcasts

A skill I’ve nurtured over the past decade has been editing and producing audio, whether for short videos, social media content, or—increasingly—podcasts.

It seems like everyone has a podcast these days but it still takes talent to create a good one that people will want to listen to. Here are a few that I’ve worked on.

You could say I started Climate Spaces for two reasons: one was because I recognized that there was so much work Slipstream did that wasn’t talked about enough, and two, I wanted an excuse to talk to my co-workers and get to know them more.

This was a new type of project for Slipstream, so I took on the tasks of writing each episode, inviting guests, editing the episodes, writing supplemental articles to accompany each episode, final production, publishing, and creating social media posts for it. Even if the podcast itself was cut short, I still consider it a huge success. My girlfriend will tell you that her favorite episode is the first one, and she may be correct, but I think each one is worth listening to.

You can listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or pretty much any other streaming platform (just search for “Climate Spaces”)

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The ConspiraTea podcast is a collaboration/labor of love (currently on hiatus) I do with two of my close friends, Katie and Liz. We all help write the episodes, then I edit and produce them.

I love doing this podcast because it combines all the macabre things I enjoy talking about, and I get to do it with people I adore.

We are currently on Spotify and SoundCloud

Logo for the podcast What's Working in Marketing by RightMetric

As a freelance project, I helped with the editing and production of a podcast called What’s Working in Marketing by RightMetric, an agency focused digital marketing strategy.

Not only did it help me hone my audio skills, but I got to learn some marketing strategy tips in the process, before anyone else did.

You can listen on Apple Podcasts.