Podcast Formats Quiz

Which podcast format involves interviewing a guest or subject matter expert?

• Solo-Monologue

• The Interview

• Podcast Theater

• Hybrid

What is a potential con of the interview podcast format?

• Easy to book guests

• Guests do all the speaking

• Hard to stand out due to popularity

• Host does all the speaking

In a solo-monologue podcast format, who does all the speaking?

• The guest

• The audience

• The host

• The panel

What is a benefit of the solo-monologue podcast format?

• Guests help grow the show

• The conversation is casual

• The student runs the entire show

• Booking guests is easy

What is a key advantage of using a single speaker podcast format?

• Editing is streamlined with one speaker.

• The student needs fresh material and content.

• The student may need to rehearse before recording.

• The students have to do all of the speaking.

In a Conversation/Co-Host podcast format, what is a common characteristic of the hosts?

• They are both hosts of the podcast.

• One host interviews the other.

• Only one host speaks during the podcast.

• The hosts do not interact with each other.

What is a potential disadvantage of a Conversation/Co-Host podcast format?

• It may require more work to edit two voices as opposed to one.

• The roles and responsibilities are divided between the two hosts.

• The audience may enjoy the natural flow of an authentic conversation.

• It involves two people having a straightforward conversation.

What is a key advantage of non-fiction storytelling/documentary podcasts?

• They are easy to produce.

• They can be very engaging for your audience.

• They require no research.

• They are always short in duration.

What is a benefit of educational podcasts?

• They are always fictional.

• They do not require creativity.

• The audience can learn from the podcast show.

• They are easy to create without any planning.

What is a con of educational podcasts?

• They are always entertaining.

• The content may be niche and hard to develop an audience.

• They require no creativity.

• They are always fictional.