Crafting 'What's the Crack': A Behind-the-Scenes Look
So doing episodes with people from the department, from outside the department, I've learned an awful lot about areas of substance misuse that I had little or no knowledge about before, and that's been really really fascinating.
Ever wondered what goes into making a podcast that tackles the tough topics of addiction and drug news? In this episode, the brains behind 'What's the Crack'—Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth, and Lindsey Hines—pull back the curtain on their journey from the first spark of an idea to the final polished episode. These researchers from King's College London share their candid experiences, including the highs and lows of creating content that resonates with listeners.
They discuss everything from brainstorming sessions to the technical hurdles they had to overcome. You'll hear about their strategies for reaching a broad audience and the unique challenges they faced in promoting their show. Rob Calder reflects on how engaging with various experts has broadened his understanding of substance misuse, making each episode a learning experience not just for listeners, but for the hosts themselves.
Whether you're curious about podcast production or interested in addiction research, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the making of 'What's the Crack'.