Starting A Passion Project Podcast - Bryce Lord [552]

Listening to people talk about their passion for their jobs, the people they serve, and the communities they live in is a great place to start a podcast. Tune in as Bryce Lord discusses how he got started with his passion project and the things he learned along the way.

WHAT TO LISTEN FOR

• Identifying the kind of passion project you want to start with

• Gaining target listeners and guests for your podcast

• The benefits of having notes as a guide

• Pros and cons of producing your own podcast

• Software, editing, and automation tools used

• Dealing with podcasting struggles and worst experiences

RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED

• Calendly

• Audacity

ABOUT BRYCE LORD
Bryce Lord has had a diverse and storied path. He has worked in the theater professionally as an actor and director for 30 years, with an occasional film and commercial credit along the way. He currently serves as the Associate Director of the Helen Bader Institute (HBI) for Nonprofit Management at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee (UWM). Bryce oversees community outreach programming for HBI, and holds a Master of Science in Nonprofit Management and Leadership and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. Bryce and his husband, Jonathan have been together for 24 years, moving to Milwaukee in 1999. They’ve found new reasons to love their life there every year ever since. Their Basset Hound, Mabel, rules the household with a firm but loving grip.

CONNECT WITH

• Website: Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management

• Podcast: Nonprofit Horizons

• Facebook: Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management

• LinkedIn: Bryce Lord

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