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Introduction to Interviews and Podcasts

Turn Your Ideas into Something Worth Sharing

Offered in person through the Glendon Digital Media Lab, this course introduces you to the essentials of interview and podcast production. You'll learn how to identify your audience, develop compelling topics, prepare effective interview questions, and guide engaging conversations.

Through hands-on experience with audio recorders, microphones, video cameras, and editing software, you'll build practical skills in interviewing, recording, storytelling, and editing. With expert guidance, you'll develop your own project while gaining transferable skills you can apply in creative, professional, and community settings.

Highlights

  • Small-group, in-person learning
  • Practical, real-world media skills
  • Interview planning and techniques
  • Hands-on audio recording and editing
  • Access to media equipment
  • Develop your own podcast project
  • Earn a micro-credential upon completion

Why Take Introduction to Interviews and Podcasts at Glendon?

At Glendon, learning goes beyond theory. You'll have the opportunity to experiment with recording and editing techniques, explore different approaches to storytelling, and learn in a welcoming, collaborative environment.

With a small class of up to 12 participants, you'll benefit from personalized guidance, opportunities to exchange ideas, and the chance to build confidence as you put your new skills into practice.

Whether you're exploring a new creative interest or expanding your professional skill set, Glendon's Continuing Education courses offer an accessible way to develop new skills, connect with others, and invest in your personal and professional growth.

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Computer monitor displaying a podcast recording with two people wearing headphones and speaking into handheld microphones.

Who Is This Course For?

  • Aspiring podcasters and content creators
  • Communications, marketing, and media professionals
  • Educators and community organizers
  • Professionals looking to develop practical digital media skills
  • Curious beginners interested in audio storytelling and podcast production

Upcoming Session


SCHEDULE
Saturdays
September 26 to October 24
10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
No class October 10

LANGUAGE
Offered in English

FORMAT
In-person at
Glendon Campus

FEE
$175 + HST
($197.75 total)

SCHEDULE
Saturdays
January 30 to February 27
10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
No class February 13

LANGUAGE
Offered in English

FORMAT
In-person at
Glendon Campus

FEE
$175 + HST
($197.75 total)


Upon successfully completing the course, you'll earn a digital badge recognizing your newly acquired skills and achievements.


91亚色 staff, students, and alumni receive 10% off. To receive the discount code, email your 91亚色 ID number to
continue@glendon.yorku.ca.  


About the Course

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

  • Identify your target audience and develop compelling interview and podcast topics
  • Prepare effective interview questions and conduct engaging conversations
  • Use audio recorders, microphones, and video cameras with confidence
  • Record high-quality audio for interviews and podcasts
  • Use editing software to improve sound quality and organize recordings
  • Apply interviewing and storytelling techniques to create engaging content
  • Plan, record, and edit your own interview or podcast project

A creative space to explore, experiment, and bring your ideas to life.

The Glendon Digital Media Lab (GDML) is a dedicated space for digital media creation and hands-on exploration. Located in 91亚色 Hall 144, the lab gives learners access to professional equipment and technology, including cameras, microphones, audio recorders, Adobe Creative Suite, 3D printers, and virtual reality headsets. Whether you're working on an academic, professional, or personal project, the GDML provides the tools, space, and media support to help you create and experiment.

Want to learn more or visit the space? Email glmedialab@glendon.yorku.ca, visit the GDML in 91亚色 Hall 144. Explore the Glendon Digital Media Lab.

Important Notes

Please note that our courses are non-credit, meaning they do not provide academic credit toward a degree-granting program. These courses are designed for skill enhancement, whether for personal interest or professional development.

To ensure the best learning experience, our courses require a minimum number of participants to run. If a course does not meet this requirement, we will contact you to offer alternative options or a full refund.

Glendon Continuing Education reserves the right to change or cancel course offerings in the event of mitigating circumstances. If we are no longer able to offer a course, or if you are unable to participate due to changes in the offerings, a full refund will be issued.

Participants who choose to withdraw after the course has started may be eligible for a partial refund, at the discretion of Glendon Continuing Education.