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Podcasting: Creating Local Podcasts
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Podcasting: Creating Local Podcasts
The advantage of podcasts is that they’re not geographically locked, they’re time-shifted, and easily consumed.
For some churches, the international availability of a podcast might be it’s downfall. They are local and want to serve local people, so how do you create a podcast that draws local people? You do it by creating local podcasts.
Sports:
High school teams
College teams
Pro teams
Regional sports
Unusual sporting events
Food:
Regional favorites
Local delicacies
Culture:
Arts
quirks of your location
Parenting:
kid-centered event calendar
Local news:
cover what television and radio don’t
Local history:
What happened here in the past
Interviews:
Interview local people of interest
Singles:
Events and fun for singles
Couples:
Weekly date night ideas
The “C” Church in your area:
Church news of the positive
Comedy:
Clean comedy aimed at local events, etc.
Spiritual warfare:
Visit “haunted locations”
Helping the poor:
Events to help the poor
Ideas to help out
What viewers can actually do according to non-profits
Missions:
Highlight each local church’s mission trips over a year
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If you use the internet, social media, or new media to advance your church’s mission, this show is for you.
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