[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Kia Miakka Natisse On Audio Art
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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Kia Miakka Natisse On Audio Art

Kia had just returned from a creative retreat when we sat down to chat, and she was brimming with inspiration. This former Invisibilia host did not grow up as a backseat NPR baby. She found her love of audio through her education, approaching it as an artistic practice. She’s medium-agnostic — a storyteller-first who uses her winning authenticity to build community.

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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Nate DuFort on Kids Podcast Content
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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: Nate DuFort on Kids Podcast Content

Nate DuFort used to manage large-scale comedy events for Second City. These days, his podcasts are full of humor and humility, but they also often cover challenging topics, from aliens to racism. Since becoming a dad, Nate has studied kids as an audience (and their parents), creating intimate and informational earfulls for families. 

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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: James Kim on the Future of Audio Fiction
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[Werking Title] with Eliza Lambert: James Kim on the Future of Audio Fiction

Audio fiction is the oft-overlooked sibling of nonfiction in the podcasting scene. James Kim helped change that with his critically-acclaimed indie project, Moonface. He’s continued to be a creative force, innovating on format to tell layered stories. And if you listen closely, you can hear James’ public radio origins. He says, “I wanted to try to tell a story that felt real, that can resonate with people in the same way a ‘[This] American Life’ story pick.”

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