How To Record With Intuitive Public Radio on Telegram Messenger
See this public document for complete text: docs.google.com/document/d/1UpwuLT8KPQA2hQPeIAI9hr6FfUUUy4bA3d-cGcGDLto
0. We plan our topic ahead of time to be broadcast in a particular public space on Telegram messenger.
We may leave that conversational topic open to explore in whatever way we feel best while recording, or we may write down specific questions to guide our broadcast content.
1. I introduce our conversation in that public space by sharing what Intuitive groups are working on moment-to-moment about our chosen subject.
Then I ask you a question that allows you to introduce yourself.
2. You record your introductory response directly in that space when you're ready.
Include any additional detail you feel moved to offer in the public broadcast channel.
Signal me when you're finished recording your response -- then I will say more or ask a question, and give you a signal when it's time for you to record again.
Notes on making an introduction:
Introduce yourself in whatever way is most comfortable for you.
Feel free to include references to your work where it can be found on the internet -- or anything else that comes up for you that you'd like to share.
There's no need to fit everything you can think of into your introduction, because we can make additional introductions in the network in different ways that follow this one.
We're glad to meet you and grateful to have you as part of our conversations. :-)
3. We switch off every now and then, letting the other know when we're finished responding.
We record a little bit here and there, maybe once or a few times a day, for several days.
This is how we use asynchronous communication to build broadcast recordings.
4. I coordinate with other participants to help them join us in the broadcast. This often means I may include Johanna, if she's available during the time we're recording, and others who may be interested and available to add to our conversation.
5. When we get to a good wrapping up point, I close the conversation.
I prefer to include your platform or contact information as part of our wrap up so that community members can find and support your work after the broadcast.
6. I export the audio we've shared in that public broadcast channel to a single audio file to be promoted on platforms beyond Telegram (like Substack). We do our best to avoid any editing process, so that we can get the content to additional platforms as quickly and effectively as possible.
7. We all share the Substack link with friends and colleagues who may be interested to know about it.
We encourage you and all others to add hearts and comments to that same Substack post, especially when we want to expand the conversation.
Please do subscribe to intuitivepublicradio.substack.com to follow and boost this and any other published content on the IPR (RPI) platform. This significantly assists your content and all our collective content to receive more attention and engagement.
8. We plan our next conversation as a follow-up later on in the same Telegram space, or alternately, for a different public broadcast channel in the Intuitive network.
Our recording together works the same way the next time, in the same space or in a new space.
When we invite people to our recording session on Telegram, where helpful, we give them the Substack link of our previous recorded episode so they can catch up on earlier parts of the conversation too.
See this public document for complete text: docs.google.com/document/d/1UpwuLT8KPQA2hQPeIAI9hr6FfUUUy4bA3d-cGcGDLto
t.me/IntuitiveMedia/468
See this public document for complete text: docs.google.com/document/d/1UpwuLT8KPQA2hQPeIAI9hr6FfUUUy4bA3d-cGcGDLto
0. We plan our topic ahead of time to be broadcast in a particular public space on Telegram messenger.
We may leave that conversational topic open to explore in whatever way we feel best while recording, or we may write down specific questions to guide our broadcast content.
1. I introduce our conversation in that public space by sharing what Intuitive groups are working on moment-to-moment about our chosen subject.
Then I ask you a question that allows you to introduce yourself.
2. You record your introductory response directly in that space when you're ready.
Include any additional detail you feel moved to offer in the public broadcast channel.
Signal me when you're finished recording your response -- then I will say more or ask a question, and give you a signal when it's time for you to record again.
Notes on making an introduction:
Introduce yourself in whatever way is most comfortable for you.
Feel free to include references to your work where it can be found on the internet -- or anything else that comes up for you that you'd like to share.
There's no need to fit everything you can think of into your introduction, because we can make additional introductions in the network in different ways that follow this one.
We're glad to meet you and grateful to have you as part of our conversations. :-)
3. We switch off every now and then, letting the other know when we're finished responding.
We record a little bit here and there, maybe once or a few times a day, for several days.
This is how we use asynchronous communication to build broadcast recordings.
4. I coordinate with other participants to help them join us in the broadcast. This often means I may include Johanna, if she's available during the time we're recording, and others who may be interested and available to add to our conversation.
5. When we get to a good wrapping up point, I close the conversation.
I prefer to include your platform or contact information as part of our wrap up so that community members can find and support your work after the broadcast.
6. I export the audio we've shared in that public broadcast channel to a single audio file to be promoted on platforms beyond Telegram (like Substack). We do our best to avoid any editing process, so that we can get the content to additional platforms as quickly and effectively as possible.
7. We all share the Substack link with friends and colleagues who may be interested to know about it.
We encourage you and all others to add hearts and comments to that same Substack post, especially when we want to expand the conversation.
Please do subscribe to intuitivepublicradio.substack.com to follow and boost this and any other published content on the IPR (RPI) platform. This significantly assists your content and all our collective content to receive more attention and engagement.
8. We plan our next conversation as a follow-up later on in the same Telegram space, or alternately, for a different public broadcast channel in the Intuitive network.
Our recording together works the same way the next time, in the same space or in a new space.
When we invite people to our recording session on Telegram, where helpful, we give them the Substack link of our previous recorded episode so they can catch up on earlier parts of the conversation too.
See this public document for complete text: docs.google.com/document/d/1UpwuLT8KPQA2hQPeIAI9hr6FfUUUy4bA3d-cGcGDLto
t.me/IntuitiveMedia/468