Access Sacramento Podcast Producer Training
An in-person, two-session podcast production workshop at Access Sacramento's community media center, covering technical and editorial podcast production from setup through final delivery. Open to community members, including teens, with cohorts running throughout the year.
Call the office at 916.456.8600 or inquire at info@AccessSacramento.org to set up your training.
Important reminder for new members: Before using the studio or borrowing equipment, all new members must attend a virtual Zoom orientation.
Access Sacramento’s classes and workshops are a hands-on way to build media skills, explore your creativity, and start making your own projects.
How to Apply
- Contact Access Sacramento via phone or email to inquire or register
- Attend virtual Zoom orientation if planning to use studio or borrow equipment
- Participate in selected classes or workshops
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