Using your members and supporters to create great podcast content
Podcasts are fast becoming a go-to format for reaching members, sharing knowledge, and strengthening community engagement. But for many associations, producing a podcast in-house can feel out of reach; especially with limited time, budget, or experience. This seminar will explore how to launch and grow a successful association podcast using the voices and expertise of your own members.
Rosie O’Carroll, Head of Strategic Communications at the British Thoracic Society (BTS), will share through this practical case study how her small team launched the Respiratory Futures Podcast in 2024. Featuring BTS members in conversation about respiratory healthcare, the podcast is now downloaded over 7500 times and continues to build a loyal audience. The monthly podcast was set up from scratch and is recorded, edited, and promoted by the Society’s two-person Communications team
Rosie will walk through the process of getting started and reflect on what worked, what didn’t, and what they’d do differently next time.
Key topics covered:
12:00 - Introduction
12:05 - Presentation
12:35 - Questions & Answers
12:55 - Close
Head of Strategic Communications, British Thoracic Society
Rosie O’Carroll is Head of Strategic Communications for the British Thoracic Society, a membership society promoting better lung health for all. She has had several roles in the membership sector, including at the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors, and the Hurlingham Club, a private members' Club in Putney, London. Rosie is passionate about membership communications and particularly enjoys the creative side of her role.
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https://www.brit-thoracic.org.uk/
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rosie-o-carroll-44372612
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