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Our Vic produces Fleur East’s Reality of Reality TV…

July 25, 2020August 27, 2020
by Vic

Our founder Vic is currently working with Hit Radio presenter and chart-topping singer Fleur East and Bauer media on ‘The Reality of Reality TV’, on one of the biggest new podcasts of the year.

The podcast that launched earlier this month, offers no holds barred conversations with famous faces and fellow reality stars to uncover the truth behind some of our favourite TV shows.

The podcast is a production by Bauer Media, with Vic once again teaming up with her Pods Up North partner Kate Cocker, who is the Executive Producer for this ambitious 10-part series.

Fleur had the idea for the podcast because of the same questions she gets asked all the time about her reality TV experience – having been on the X Factor twice and then spending time in the I’m A Celebrity jungle.

Is it scripted? Did that really happen? What is real?

The series launched with Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK winner The Vivienne, and is released every Tuesday. The series will go onto feature more the of the biggest names from across one of the most popular tv show formats in the world, including Alison Hammond, Harry Redknapp, the winner of Love Island 2019 Amber Gill and Vicky Pattison.

This unique interview series leaves no stone unturned as we explore their best, worst and favorite moments from addiction, trolls and racism, to lasting friendships, career defending moments and happy ever afters.

Get your reality TV fix, listen here

Events

MIC’s (virtual) Podcast Club returns for July

July 7, 2020July 10, 2020
by Vic

We’re going virtual again for July’s MIC (virtual) Podcast Club and this month we’re talking Trailers with Manchester based Podcast Producer Alex Bennett.

The virtual gathering of podcasters that is MIC’s Podcast Club!

Alex is a Manchester based podcast producer specialising in post and remote production. He has worked on projects for the BBC, the Huffington post, top UK business podcasts, and audio dramas. His day job is producing and editing podcasts with Lower Street Media and Art of Podcast – helping businesses, entrepreneurs, academics, and artists make great podcasts.

At MIC’s (virtual) Podcast Club, they’ll also be the opportunity to put your general podcasting questions to the MIC podcaster community and of course, for you our top podcaster community to answer them.

MIC’s (virtual) Podcast Club is a space for podcasters to hangout, get advice from each other, chew the fat and be amongst your tribe for a few hours. Especially important we reckon during this weird old time.

At our (virtual) meetups so far, we’ve had professional podcast producers, hobbyists and DIY creators, BBC journalists, PR specialists and radio professionals – it really is for anyone who’s nuts about podcasting.

We covered loads of useful stuff like remote recording, marketing your podcast, finding your niche and creating chapters.

So how it rolls:

1. Introductions
2. Our monthly guest QnA
3. Put your general podcast questions to the community

You are also more then welcome to simply observe and soak up the joy / advice / awesomeness

Bring your own drinks 😉

RSVP to MIC’s (virtual) Podcast Club here: https://bit.ly/micjuly

Podcasts

Our latest podcast production shares positive outcomes

May 5, 2020May 5, 2020
by Vic

Our latest podcast production showcases the innovative, multi-agency approach of Stockport’s Domestic Abuse Partnership’s projects that support children affected by domestic abuse.

The 6-part series was commissioned by Stockport Metropolitan Council, and we recorded it live from the 2020 Children Affected by Domestic Abuse Conference.

Listen to the first episode here

a photo of a room full of people sat at tables. The ceiling of the room is ornate and a mam stands at a lectern at the front of the room. — Recording the podcast the stunning Stockport Town Hall

What’s it about then?

The podcast is a fantastic educational resource, that shares Stockport’s learning and positive outcomes from a series of domestic abuse intervention and prevention projects across the city. This includes their innovative work in hospitals, schools and training. Each episode is a bite-size case study of this work.

The aim of the Supporting Children Affected by Domestic Abuse podcast is to inform and inspire similar projects across the UK and beyond. We think this is a such a powerful example of how podcasts can be used to spread positive social impact, with the potential for further international effect.

You can listen to the full podcast series here https://anchor.fm/stockportsupport

Looking for support to produce your podcast? Contact MIC here, let’s have a chat about your podcast ideas.

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