Chapter
Organizing and Mapping a Podcast Episode's Narrative Structure
58:55 - 1:03:57 (05:01)
This episode discusses how to organize and map out a podcast episode's narrative structure through introducing characters, themes, and the chronology of events to help tell a compelling story to the audience.
Clips
Learn how to organize a narrative story for podcasts and decide when to introduce certain themes chronologically when discussing events such as the Russia investigation.
58:55 - 1:00:25 (01:30)
Summary
Learn how to organize a narrative story for podcasts and decide when to introduce certain themes chronologically when discussing events such as the Russia investigation.
ChapterOrganizing and Mapping a Podcast Episode's Narrative Structure
Episode#311: Nick Thompson -- Editor-In-Chief of WIRED
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The process of mapping out a story on a whiteboard involves creating different sections, introducing characters and themes, and using bullet points to outline the story structure.
1:00:25 - 1:01:30 (01:04)
Summary
The process of mapping out a story on a whiteboard involves creating different sections, introducing characters and themes, and using bullet points to outline the story structure. Draft No. 4 by John McPhee is a recommended read for those interested in story structure and mapping.
ChapterOrganizing and Mapping a Podcast Episode's Narrative Structure
Episode#311: Nick Thompson -- Editor-In-Chief of WIRED
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
A discussion on the fascinating structures in John McPhee's writing and the process of becoming a senior editor at the New Yorker, including editing and rewriting stories exhaustively.
1:01:30 - 1:03:57 (02:26)
Summary
A discussion on the fascinating structures in John McPhee's writing and the process of becoming a senior editor at the New Yorker, including editing and rewriting stories exhaustively.