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Podcasts aren’t just for grownups! But it feels like we’re still in the early days of hearing podcasts produced specifically for younger audiences. In this panel, creators of podcasts serving younger audiences will discuss some of the best fiction podcasts available for kids right now as well as how this space may grow in the future. They will also discuss their aims in creating stories for a young audience and the challenge of getting their work out to their intended listeners.
This panel will be live-streamed on YouTube with live closed captioning and an ASL interpreter.
Katherine Inskip
Cast of Wonders
Katherine Inskip is the editor for Cast of Wonders. She teaches astrophysics for a living and spends her spare time populating the universe with worlds of her own. You can find more of her stories and poems at Motherboard, the Dunesteef, Luna Station Quarterly, Abyss & Apex and Polu Texni.
Dania Ramos
Timestorm
Dania Ramos is the creator and head writer of Timestorm, a time-travel audio drama series for middle grades. Dania’s stage plays have been produced or developed by Luna Stage, Speranza Theatre Company, Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre, Writers Theatre of New Jersey, Repertorio Español, and Teatro Vivo. Dania is also a drama and creative writing teaching artist and a Dramatist Guild regional ambassador for New Jersey. DaniaRamos.com
Morgan Givens
Flyest Fables
Morgan Givens is a storyteller, audio producer and songwriter based in Washington, DC. A graduate of the Transom Story Workshop, 2018 AIR New Voices’ Scholar, and former producer for the news and talk show 1A from WAMU and NPR, he’s also the creator of the critically acclaimed and award winning hopepunk fiction podcast, Flyest Fables. Morgan’s work has been featured on CNN, the Washington Post, and NPRs Morning Edition.
Kyle Allen Devich
Prism Pals
Kyle is an actor, producer, and game designer who got their start in the TTRPG industry through their podcast Prism Pals! Their work emphasizes queer narratives that bend genres, fill niches, and subvert tropes that are common in today’s media. Outside of his creative endeavors, Kyle has experience working with K-8 students as a mentor in public schools and community theaters. If you’re reading this, “Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts” is streaming on Netflix and it’s top notch all ages animation; he has no affiliation with it just go watch it please.
Alexander Danner
Greater Boston
Alexander Danner is a writer and sound designer; he is co-creator of Greater Boston and sound designer on What’s the Frequency? He is also a member of the sound design team for Unwell: A Midwestern Gothic Mystery. He has contributed as a guest writer and/or sound designer to arsParadoxica, Startripper!!, and Our Fair City. He plays The Narrator on Greater Boston and Krog on What’s the Frequency?, and has appeared as a guest in many indie audio dramas, including The Infinite Now, Mars’ Best Brisket, Alba Salix and others.