Interviews with the speakers from PODCON CYMRU 2020, Wales’ first ever podcast conference supported by BBC Cymru Wales.
Cynhadledd podlediadau gyntaf Cymru – wedi’i chefnogi gan BBC Cymru Wales.
Dyma trafodaeth efo Rhodri ap Dyfrig, sy'n Gomisiynydd Cynnwys Arlein am S4C.
Ry'n ni'n trafod symud rhwng fideos a phodlediadau, ffeindio talent newydd a phodlediadau ar gyfer dysgwyr Cymraeg!
We caught up with Mike Newman after his talk at Podcon Cymru. Mike is Head of UK Content at Audioboom. We spoke about how to get a podcast commissioned, how to make money from a podcast and what the future of podcasting might look like.
At Podcon Cymru, we spoke to Ceri Jackson, the creator of ‘Shreds: Murder in the dock’ podcast. We ask Ceri about the importance of storytelling, dealing with sensitive topics, and what makes a good podcast.
At this year's Podcon Cymru we caught up with Rachel Evans after her presentation. Rachel producers the amazing "Ways To Change The World" for Channel Four News with Krishnan Guru-Murthy. Excitingly for us Rachel is a former student of Cardiff University and she spoke about her first steps after graduating, how to get a job in journalism and how to produce a podcast.
Trafodaeth efo cynhyrchydd a sefydlwr 'Y Pod', Aled Jones.
Yn y pennod hon, mae'n trafod pwysigrwydd coladu podlediadau iaith Gymraeg mewn un lle a'r gymuned podledu Cymraeg.
We caught up Rhian Roberts, Commissioning Editor at BBC Radio 4 after her talk at PodCon Cymru. Rhian spoke to us about the future of podcasting, how to stand out and what the BBC are looking for in new material
At this year's PodCon Cymru, we caught with Matthew Price. At the time of recording he was a BBC journalist and a host on BBC Radio 4's Beyond Today, but he has since left the BBC. He spoke to us about the power of slow news, starting a new podcast, and the most important podcast episode he's ever done.