Noun & Verb Rodeo
Audio Content Strategy, Podcast development, piloting, editorial services for organizations
You want to make a podcast. We can help.
Strategy
There are so many podcasts. Why do you need one?
We will help you think this through, survey the competitive landscape, and create an audio plan that fits your goals and resources.
Pilot
Podcasting sounds good in theory. What’s it like to make one?
We will guide you through the entire process, making that first episode while figuring out how it fits your existing workflows.
EDITORIAL
The first episode sounds great. How do you keep it going?
We will assess your capacities, train your team to do with they can, and help you identify people who can help with the rest.
ABOUT
WHO We ARE
Noun & Verb Rodeo’s executive producer, Blake Eskin, has been making podcasts for more than 15 years. He has written and presented stories for 99% Invisible, This American Life, and other public radio programs, and received a ShortDocs commission from the Third Coast International Audio Festival. Blake teaches in the Journalism + Design program at The New School.
WHAT’S WITH THE NAME
Organized by dance marathon impresario Milton Crandall, the original Noun & Verb Rodeo began on December 25, 1928, at the 71st Regiment Armory in New York City. For four days, contestants made political speeches, recited poetry, read aloud from a holy book or a pulp magazine, sang songs. All that mattered was that they kept talking.
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