Podcasts about radio skills

With a focus on locking and anchoring, this week's episode includes some of the skills you should practice before starting your own Great Loop adventure.  Our guest is Boris Hodak, a recent Gold Looper and U.S. Coast Guard 100 Ton Master. Boris shares tips on locking and docking and why you should learn the ins and outs of your boat before setting off on the Loop. The Great Loop is a 6,000-mile route through interconnected waterways that allows boaters to circumnavigate the eastern U.S. and part of Canada. Learn more at www.greatloop.org.

Members from Hudson Mohawk Magazine went to Troy Middle School to teach students about all things radio. Students discussed their thoughts on video games, cars, and school safety in this segment by Emily Ledyard for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

Today we're sitting down with NC Scout of Brushbeater and American Partisan to talk about radio communications. Scout comes from an Army Infantry scout background, with time served in both Iraq and Afghanistan. He teaches a variety of martial skills to everyday folks, including radio communications.

We celebrate Jonesy's 30th year in radio!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin Field is a multi-award winning media specialist and social entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of Radio Skills for Podcasters, a podcast and blog focused on the craft of creating powerful audio content that gets results. Kevin has extensive experience in radio. His passion has moved him to podcasting and the goal of his podcast is to share tips and secrets from the radio industry to help others build their own podcasts.

Kevin Field is a multi-award winning media specialist and social entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of Radio Skills for Podcasters, a podcast and blog focused on the craft of creating powerful audio content that gets results. Kevin has extensive experience in radio. His passion has moved him to podcasting and the goal of his podcast is to share tips and secrets from the radio industry to help others build their own podcasts.

Finding Your Sounding Board with Kevin Field Kevin Field is a multi-award winning media specialist and social entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of Radio Skills for Podcasters, a podcast and blog focused on the craft of creating powerful audio content that gets results. Kevin has extensive experience in radio. His passion has moved him to podcasting and the goal of his podcast is to share tips and secrets from the radio industry to help others build their own podcasts. You may connect with Kevin on Twitter – @radio_skills or send him a message via skills@radioskillsforpodcasters.com. Shifting from radio to podcasting Kevin got involved with new media around 10 or 11 years ago when he started some of his […] The post Finding Your Sounding Board with Kevin Field appeared first on New Media Europe.

RSP The Edge 02 – UK Podcasters Pub Crawl, NMEU in Hyde Park RSP The Edge – Around the outside of the series of Radio Skills for Podcasters. In this episode Kevin Field is out and about in Hyde Park, London.  This is episode is the morning after the night before – or to be ... Read more The post RSP The Edge 02 – UK Podcasters Pub Crawl, NMEU in Hyde Park appeared first on .

A short video featuring a time-lapse of the Essex Skills Night, held in March 2016 at the village Hall in Danbury. For more, go to www.essexham.co.uk/skills

How to create an award winning award podcast entry When award seasons comes.  How can you get your podcast at the top table? How can you win that coveted award for your hard work? How to enter and win awards – Episode 13 of Radio Skills for Podcasters… Kevin field your host of Radio Skills ... Read more The post RSP Episode 13 – How To Create Award Winning Podcast Entries appeared first on .

Episode 12 of Series One of Radio Skills for Podcasters – In which Kevin Field talks through The Podcast Producers Checklist. Similar to the Podcast Presenters Checklist this is a simple content checklist designed to help you out.  Ideal for you when producing and mastering your podcast sound. The Podcast Producers Checklist is a list of ... Read more The post RSP Episode 12 – The Podcast Producers Checklist appeared first on .

Episode 11 of Series One of Radio Skills for Podcasters – In which Kevin Field talks through The Podcast Presenters Checklist. This is a simple content checklist designed to help you out.  Ideal for presentation and content direction for your podcast. Rather than a tick off sheet The Podcast Presenters Checklist is a list of ... Read more The post RSP Episode 11 – The Podcaster Presenters Checklist appeared first on .

An excuse to keep the conversation going while the usual RSP series is in production… This is The EDGE from Radio Skills for Podcasters. In Radio Skills for Podcasters The Edge Kevin talks about what’s been happening in the new media and audio world. In this episode he talks about the New Media Europe event in ... Read more The post Radio Skills for Podcasters – The Edge Episode 01 appeared first on .

Unleash the power of the presenter in your podcast. In Episode 10 of Radio Skills for Podcasters Kevin walks through key presentation techniques you can adopt for you as a podcast presenter. Anyone can pick up a microphone. Anyone can be a presenter. Not everyone can do it well.  Some excel at it.  What is ... Read more The post Presenter – RSP Episode 10 Unleash The Power of The Presenter appeared first on .

Hello! This episode Alexx talks about the looming threat of horse rape; being alone; performs a very strange Standard commercial; Babylonian Astronomy; becomes Angry Alexx; and plays his appearance on regular guest Shaun McGann's radio show. Links: The Standard: facebook.com/thestandardpdx My books: … Continue reading → The post Episode 234 – Angry Alexx and his terrestrial radio skills appeared first on The Alexxcast.

Navigating from point to point on the training area, the military police in Catterick have been testing their communications skills. Chris Kaye joins 1 RMP as they reacquaint themselves with their VHF radio system. #1RMP #Army #Radio #Police

Series One Episode 09: Defamation Staying Safe with Libel and Slander and keeping what you say legal from Radio Skills for Podcasters. Kevin looks at Defamation, libel and slander with advice of how to keep the right side of civil law with your podcast content. In this episode Kevin shares his knowledge around civil law ... Read more The post RSP Episode 09 Defamation Staying Safe with Libel and Slander appeared first on .

Series One: Episode 8 of Radio Skills for Podcasters – Learn To Edit Interviews Like A Pro For Your Podcast. In this episode Kevin talks through the key points of creating wining interviews within your podcast episodes. Key Points Always edit you interview, change it, make it flow – never put it out as it was recorded ... Read more The post RSP Episode 08 Edit Interviews Like A Pro appeared first on .

Series One: Episode 6 of Radio Skills for Podcasters.  Become a powerful story teller in ten steps and create powerful podcasters. Kevin shares ten steps for creating powerful stories. Tip One – Always be truthful Tip Two – Relate to your audience Tip Three – Create drama Tip Four – Paint pictures with words Tip ... Read more The post RSP Episode 6 Powerful Story Telling Secrets You Need to Know appeared first on .

Series One: Episode 7 of Radio Skills for Podcasters – How to Use Copyright Music In Your Podcast and Stay Legit. In this episode Kevin talks through the key points of using Copyright music in your podcast.  Yes it can be a quagmire of frustration, he gets it.  Now, to be to the point – ... Read more The post RSP Episode 7 How to use Copyright Music In Your Podcast and Stay Legit appeared first on .

This is a special recording of the podcast created especially for  the New Media Europe Conference taking place in Manchester England on the 12th, 13th September 2015.   Radio Skills for Podcasters is a media sponsor for #NMEU. So far leading up to the event @radio_skills has been tweeting top tips for podcasters.  However, Kevin pondered ... Read more The post RSP SPECIAL EPISODE – #NMEU On Location Interview Skills appeared first on .

Series One – Episode 4 of Radio Skills for Podcasters:  Showprep and Showsheets. Kevin talks about planning and preparation for your podcast and how to combine this with a showsheet. Kevin shares his experience of shows that don’t prep and provides advice on how to find and create content from Mind Maps to recording your thoughts. Each episode ... Read more The post RSP Episode 04 – Showprep and Showsheets appeared first on .

Series One – Episode Two of Radio Skills for Podcasters: It’s All About The Format. This time Kevin Field looks at the format of your podcast and how it plays a role in growing listenership. Radio and Podcasting is all about the format.  Without a format you have no show, no episodes, no brand… it’s just ... Read more The post RSP Episode 02 – It’s All About The Format appeared first on .

Series One – Episode 03 of Radio Skills for Podcasters. Kevin Field explores Interview Skills the do’s and don’ts in part one of our interview skills podcast. In this episode we’ll be looking at interview skills… some do’s and don’ts and some great tricks to improve what you do…. We have our Top Tips this ... Read more The post RSP Episode 03 – Interview Skills appeared first on .

Series One – Episode 1 of Radio Skills for Podcasters: Knowing Your Audience. Kevin talks all things about knowing your audience.  He lifts the lid on how radio stations get to know their listeners using social science techniques to create an Avatar or Marquee of their ideal listener and how you can do this too with your ... Read more The post RSP Episode 01 – Knowing your Podcast audience appeared first on .

What use is an F-call? During the week I had the opportunity to hear several people use a radio in day-to-day communications. In this particular instance it was a water taxi speaking to their base. They were using their own frequency and essentially used it to coordinate their activities across their coverage area. Listening with an Amateur ear, if there is such a thing, I noticed that there was a lot of back-and-forth, missed communications and misunderstandings. We take for granted, once we've learned, that there is a sequence in successful radio communications. Consistency, brevity, simple vocabulary, microphone handling, antenna placement, hand-held use and the like. It's not the first time I've noticed that. I wondered if there was a way that we as amateurs can actually extend our wings beyond our hobby and share some procedural skills that we almost take for granted. We often lament that Amateur Radio is declining in it's scope, size and community involvement. Perhaps radio skills are something that we might share around. Wouldn't it be great if we could share our airwaves with others who also know how to communicate on air? I know I'll be monitoring some commercial frequencies from now on to see if there are things that I could do as an Amateur to help make radio communications more reliable and less stressful for the various users of the radio spectrum. Perhaps it could be a new activity to add to the wide range that Amateur Radio represents. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

In January 2014, the Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society held its first Amateur Radio Skills Night. This new training initiative is to get amateurs of all licence-levels together to chat, share information and help each other. This video gives a short summary of the purpose of the Skills Nights, and of the launch event. For details, go to http://www.hamskills.co.uk