Traditional radio and the podcast industry should complement and support – rather than cannibalise – each other, a panel of radio talent has argued, but the sometimes-rambling, unprofessional nature of podcasting can teach people how to make good radio, WS FM’s Amanda Keller has said. Speaking on a panel at Mumbrella360, Keller said: “When you hear a long drifting podcast with no discipline you recognise good radio. There will always be a place for good podcasts, but bad podcasts can teach you how to make good radio.”
