“The Book Club Podcast” by Grace Bayliss is licensed under CC BY 4.0.“The Book Club Podcast Audio” by Grace Bayliss is licensed under CC BY 4.0.
My imaginary podcast series is essentially a digital book club. The idea is that each episode would discuss a different book that I have read along with the podcast listeners. The sound elements in this project include intro music, spoken word, and the sound effect of a cat meowing. The cat meowing would act as a transition sound for each audio clip in the episode.
Turntable Talk Audio 1 by Amanda Pazos is marked with CC0 1.0 Universal. Please see audio credits for sounds used.
Turntable Talk is your go-to podcast for everything vinyl! We celebrate the rich and nostalgic world of vinyl records, exploring everything from iconic albums of the past to modern-day releases. Each episode delves into the sounds and stories that make vinyl so special, featuring collector tales, behind-the-scenes insights, and deep dives into the artistry of music. Whether you’re a seasoned vinyl enthusiast or just starting your turntable journey, join us as we share interviews, anecdotes, and explore the grooves that shaped music history. From collector stories to helpful tips and recommendations, we offer something for every vinyl lover. Discover what makes vinyl’s sound so captivating—its warmth, richness, and the undeniable magic that keeps collectors coming back for more!
The sounds in this podcast help create a cozy, nostalgic vibe. My voice as the speaker carries the spoken word and dialogue, keeping things grounded. It kicks off with the classic sound of a needle dropping on a vinyl, setting the tone with a vintage feel. Toward the end of the clip, I added the warm, fuzzy crackle you hear from a turntable to give it that familiar vinyl warmth. There’s also a laid-back jazzy melody at 88 beats per minute playing throughout, which rounds out the relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Altogether, the sounds blend to create a vibe perfect for kicking back and diving into the world of vinyl.
GarageBand was used to edit the audio and Canva Pro was used to edit the cover art.
Exploring Florida is a bi-weekly podcast dedicated to travelers interested in exploring Florida nature trails, small towns, and other hidden gems. In the podcast series I discuss the attraction, atmosphere, and long history to the week’s lesser known destination. Come join me and be inspired to pack up your travel gear and explore Florida.
The hope of this podcast is to encourage listeners to set aside time to get out, travel, and explore historic Florida outside of the major cities. The podcast begins with intro music as I welcome listeners back to the podcast. The intro music then fades into the background with the ambient sounds I’ve recorded at each destination. During the Egans Creek Greenway podcast, you can hear the nature and wildlife present at Egans Creek Greenway as I’m speaking about Egans Creek and what makes it a great next visit for you.
The intro music was cut using Audacity with instrumental sections from the song, “Let Nature Be Nature” which I found via CC Mixster. The ambient nature sounds and wildlife sounds were also cut using Audacity and overlayed into the podcast audio. The podcast photo was edited using Apple Photos with a photo taken from my visit to Egans Creek Greenway. I used what I learned from our Typography media lab to custom make a unique podcast cover that features the actual location I went to visit; each podcast would feature a unique cover of the locale to further inspire listeners to go out and discover the new destination.
As an outdoor enthusiast myself, my hope for the podcast is to inform, entertain, and inspire others like me to get out and explore Florida.
The Bookwyrm’s Hoard cover image, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 The Bookwyrm’s Hoard intro, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
The Bookwyrm’s Hoard is a cozy podcast set in a mystical tavern, where we discuss all things Fantasy. Each week we will be joined by authors, scholars, and fantasy enthusiasts to discuss the books and media we all love. From tabletop games to literary universes and every niche in between, join us for a tankard of knowledge and a hearty tureen of humor. We hope your journey through the week includes a stop at The Bookwyrm’s Hoard; we’re saving you a seat by the hearth.
“my year as a yogi” by Olivia Sampogna is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0“my year as a yogi audio” by Olivia Sampogna is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.
I’ve been practicing the physical aspect of yoga for about three years, though as I’ve started to consider teacher training, I’ve slowly begun to familiarize myself with yoga as a lifestyle, its history, and its original meaning. I thought it would be fun to start off the podcast with my singing bowl, an instrument often used to start or end a class or to meditate due to its vibrational properties (attributed to the Westernization of yoga). To an audience who has taken a yoga class or guided meditation, this sound effect would hopefully evoke images associated with yoga. The peaceful effect does not last for long, though, as in this episode we are taking an unflinching look at the transformation of yoga into an institution that perpetually creates and empowers abusers. As I delve into my three anecdotes, my voiceover is accompanied by intense chanting music that heightens and fades with the emotion of the words. The practice of chanting is rooted in The Vedas, and so it is commonly practiced as a part of contemporary yoga as well as in teacher training programs. The voice over and mixing proved to be the most difficult for me as I’m unfamiliar with these aspects of digital content. My friend who records music suggested that since I don’t have a walk-in closet, to record the voiceover under my comforter, which I worked to muffle background noise.
Tea Time: Girl Advices – The podcast where real talk meets personal growth. Hosted by Akerke Kuanysh, life coach and women’s mentor, Tea Time: Girl Advices is your go-to space for unfiltered conversations about love, confidence, success, and everything in between.
No sugarcoating—just raw, relatable, and empowering advice to help young women navigate relationships, self-worth, career moves, and personal glow-ups. If you’ve ever found yourself overthinking a text, questioning your worth, or wondering “What’s next?”, this podcast is for you.
So, grab your tea, take a deep breath, and let’s talk. Because every girl deserves guidance, empowerment, and a little bit of tough love. 💕
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Description: When designing my podcast I wanted to focus on my passion of museums and art galleries. I remember as a child I would watch the art history videos done by the Khan Academy and decided to start my own Art History focused podcast which covers Italian Renaissance Art in Season 2. I used this episode cover image as one of the images I took of one of Botticelli’s works at the Louvre and will focus on medium, time period, and artist’s bio in the episode.
The opening audio is a classic work of violin music by Corelli titled “Trio Sonata” and was taken from Wikipedia commons. As well the ending sound effect to conclude the introduction is church bell tolls from Italy titled “Campane Dardine” also found on the Wikipedia commons. I used Corelli’s Sonata as background music also behind my voice during the intro before transitioning to the Campane Dardine. The cover image, music, and sound effect all align to the theme of the Italian Renaissance.
Sources:
“Art History With Jake S2E6 Cover” is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 International. Based on a photo taken by Jake Schulz of “Portrait of a Young Man” by Sandro Botticelli.
“Trend Talk Cover” by Kyla Cacoilo is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0.
“Trend Talk Audio” by Kyla Cacoilo is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA.
Description:
I chose to do a fashion related podcast called “Trend Talk” for this assignment. The goal of this podcast is to discuss a controversial fashion trend on each episode with input from listeners. The intended audience for this podcast would be teens, young adults, and fashion enthusiasts. To acheive this vibe, I chose to use a high pitched, excited voice to portray the sense of an outgoing individual. The first three clicks in the introduction of the podcast are meant to sound like a camera at a photoshoot or clicks from paparrazi. Next, I picked a lofi song that reminded me of something that I would hear at a fashion show or gallery event. The addition of the police siren audio clip adds a bit of humor that will be necessary to keep listeners from getting bored throughout the duration of the podcast. I felt that it was not necessary to have background music while I was speaking so that there was not a distraction from what I was saying.
Audio Credits:
Voice: “Trend Talk Audio” by Kyla Cacoilo licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0
Original photo “Clothes Wardrobe Handmade Line Drawing” is licensed CC0 and obtained from Canva Pro. “Trend Talk Cover” by Kyla Cacoilo is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0. Photo image edited in Canva Pro.
Podcast CCL: “Tiny Tantrums Podcast Intro” by Mariah Fuertes, licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0.
Podcast Description:Tiny Tantrums is a lighthearted podcast series in which hosts vent frustrations found in everyday mundane life. It allows listeners to find community, share a laugh, and ultimately feel less alone in the world. This podcast aims to validate all feelings–positive and negative. While both the target audience and content are aimed at women, all are welcome into this safe space of gossip, emotions, and silliness.
Theme music:“Chelsea Loft Long” by iMovie Media. Available for use under the Apple license, royalty free.
Audio credits:
Voice- myself from 0:01-0:20.
“Bottle Cork” by iMovie Media. Available for use under the Apple license, royalty free.
“Bottle Pour” by iMovie Media. Available for use under the Apple license, royalty free.
“Galactic Galaxy Podcast” by Katie Kimberly is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Description:
Galactic Galaxy Podcast is a podcast where I talk about all things Star Wars. This podcast includes discussions based on facts and bits of knowledge about the movies, tv series, and characters. Occasionally guests are invited to join in on the conversation. We aim to create a positive space for members of the Star Wars fandom. All members of the fandom are welcome to join us and listen to our weekly podcast.
Audio and Image Credits:
“Galaxy” by O.Heda. downloaded from Flickr on 2.18.2025 is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 (Overlayed with text and cropped using Adobe Photoshop)
