
Conversations with independent publishers, telling the stories behind the stories in some of our favourite magazines.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 254 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Laura Frade is managing editor of Apartamento, one of the world's best known and most beloved independent magazines. As the publication turns 18 years old, I spoke to her about the secrets of its enduring success.
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Why can’t this host plan better questions and keep this interview rolling for listeners? It’s awkward, stilted, and poorly edited.
Love this podcast, Exploring and supporting the weird and wonderful world of DIY publishing. Discover new mags!
stack magazines presents a series of in depth interviews with some of the biggest names in the indie magazine scene right now - exploring the stories behind some great new publication as well as - occasionally - some bigger titles. as someone who subscribes to stack monthly, where a different hand picked magazine is delivered every month, some of the episodes of this podcast discuss, with their creators, the contents of the wonderful publications chosen to send out.
I loved to hear about the magazines I received (Europe in Crisis) and the people behind it. Would also like to hear how you select magazines.
Great interviews from the independent publishing world. Informative and interesting.
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A series of conversations centered around independent publishing, focusing on the personal journeys of magazine creators and the narratives that stem from their distinct viewpoints. Each episode highlights the complexities and challenges faced in the industry, as hosts and guests discuss topics ranging from the impact of socio-political changes on publishing to the creative processes behind various magazines. Unique insights are shared from a diverse lineup of independent publishers, providing listeners with a rich understanding of the independent media landscape and an appreciation for the art of storytelling in print. Notable for its commitment to exploring stories that often remain untold, the content appeals to those interested in both ... more
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