Chapter
Adapting to remote work in podcasting
29:36 - 34:37 (05:00)
Good Life Project explores the challenges of transitioning from in-studio to remote podcasting due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The transition from a physical work environment to a home work environment is difficult and removing the option to physically move from one space to another exacerbates this problem.
29:36 - 31:47 (02:11)
Summary
The transition from a physical work environment to a home work environment is difficult and removing the option to physically move from one space to another exacerbates this problem. However, through the pain and difficulties, there is still possibility for disruption.
ChapterAdapting to remote work in podcasting
EpisodeDealing with BURNOUT & Finding Your Spark w/Jonathan Fields EP 1162
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Good Life Project differentiated itself by producing conversations in person in the studio in New York to create an atmosphere of intimacy and trust.
31:47 - 33:07 (01:19)
Summary
Good Life Project differentiated itself by producing conversations in person in the studio in New York to create an atmosphere of intimacy and trust. For six years, the show maintained this standard until the COVID-19 pandemic forced them to shift to virtual interviews.
ChapterAdapting to remote work in podcasting
EpisodeDealing with BURNOUT & Finding Your Spark w/Jonathan Fields EP 1162
PodcastThe School of Greatness
This podcast episode discusses the challenges of recreating trust, safety, and intimacy in virtual production processes and explores the difference between in-person and virtual experiences.
33:07 - 34:37 (01:29)
Summary
This podcast episode discusses the challenges of recreating trust, safety, and intimacy in virtual production processes and explores the difference between in-person and virtual experiences.