: Re: Examples & humor in educational podcast I know Technical Writing is not supposed to have our personalities in it, but when I taught, I sought out educational videos/resources that had a bit

If your audience is self-selecting, I would pick a theme you like a lot, and build your podcast around it. Sure, you'll lose some audience, but people who like your theme will gravitate to you. The reason for this advice is that there's a lot of podcasts out there. Having a theme will help you stand out from the pack.

On the other hand if you have a set audience --for instance, if your podcast is being used for a specific class --I'd say you would want to try to find out what you can about your audience, and make sure you're communicating in a way they can relate to.

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