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The Pod Broads: A Podcast About Women in Podcasting

Gabrielle Horton: On NATAL, producing, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, and representation

Gabrielle Horton: On NATAL, producing, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, and representation

1h30 |24/02/2021
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The Pod Broads: A Podcast About Women in Podcasting

Gabrielle Horton: On NATAL, producing, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, and representation

Gabrielle Horton: On NATAL, producing, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, and representation

1h30 |24/02/2021
Play

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On this episode, Alexandra interviews Gabrielle Horton, founder of The Woodshaw, a company where she provides production services to podcast creators, and the executive producer to an upcoming podcast series at Headspace set to launch in Spring 2021. She is also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of NATAL, a podcast docuseries about having a baby while Black--a major topic on this particular episode. Gabrielle walks Alexandra through the exact inception point of the idea for NATAL, along with the viral Tweet that spurred it on. 

In the first half of the episode, Gabrielle shares about her experience as a political staffer and campaign worker for notable figures such as John Lewis and President Obama, and how this work ultimately equipped her to effectively tell stories through podcasting. They discuss racist and sexist workplace culture in which Gabrielle emphasizes the so obvious need for representation in media spaces for Black and brown folks, and other people of color. She also touches on her experience as an entrepreneur and provides tips and encouragement to anyone just entering that space, as well as the podcast industry in general. 

Please note: this interview was recorded in July 2020.

Follow Gabrielle Horton:

Gabrielle’s website

NATAL

Support NATAL

Hear to Slay

The Black List

NATAL  Instagram: @natalstories 

Personal Instagram: @gabhorton 

NATAL Twitter: @natalstories

Personal Twitter: @gabhorton

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Facebook: @pod.draland

TikTok: @poddraland

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Share about the episode on your social media and hashtag the following to connect with other listeners:

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Original music by Kerry Blu:

Website kblumusic.org

Instagram @kblumusic

Cover Art by Elsa Bermudez

Website 

Instagram @oddaht

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Description

On this episode, Alexandra interviews Gabrielle Horton, founder of The Woodshaw, a company where she provides production services to podcast creators, and the executive producer to an upcoming podcast series at Headspace set to launch in Spring 2021. She is also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of NATAL, a podcast docuseries about having a baby while Black--a major topic on this particular episode. Gabrielle walks Alexandra through the exact inception point of the idea for NATAL, along with the viral Tweet that spurred it on. 

In the first half of the episode, Gabrielle shares about her experience as a political staffer and campaign worker for notable figures such as John Lewis and President Obama, and how this work ultimately equipped her to effectively tell stories through podcasting. They discuss racist and sexist workplace culture in which Gabrielle emphasizes the so obvious need for representation in media spaces for Black and brown folks, and other people of color. She also touches on her experience as an entrepreneur and provides tips and encouragement to anyone just entering that space, as well as the podcast industry in general. 

Please note: this interview was recorded in July 2020.

Follow Gabrielle Horton:

Gabrielle’s website

NATAL

Support NATAL

Hear to Slay

The Black List

NATAL  Instagram: @natalstories 

Personal Instagram: @gabhorton 

NATAL Twitter: @natalstories

Personal Twitter: @gabhorton

Follow POD.DRALAND for more:

Website: https://www.poddraland.com/

Instagram: @pod.draland

Twitter: @poddraland

Facebook: @pod.draland

TikTok: @poddraland

Subscribe to the newsletterfor updates on this show and more. 

Share about the episode on your social media and hashtag the following to connect with other listeners:

#ThePodBroads

#Poddraland

Ad info:

The Wave Podcasting

Free guide

Use code: POD.DRALAND10  for 10% off of the full guide


Original music by Kerry Blu:

Website kblumusic.org

Instagram @kblumusic

Cover Art by Elsa Bermudez

Website 

Instagram @oddaht

choice.crd.co
donations4abortion.com


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Description

On this episode, Alexandra interviews Gabrielle Horton, founder of The Woodshaw, a company where she provides production services to podcast creators, and the executive producer to an upcoming podcast series at Headspace set to launch in Spring 2021. She is also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of NATAL, a podcast docuseries about having a baby while Black--a major topic on this particular episode. Gabrielle walks Alexandra through the exact inception point of the idea for NATAL, along with the viral Tweet that spurred it on. 

In the first half of the episode, Gabrielle shares about her experience as a political staffer and campaign worker for notable figures such as John Lewis and President Obama, and how this work ultimately equipped her to effectively tell stories through podcasting. They discuss racist and sexist workplace culture in which Gabrielle emphasizes the so obvious need for representation in media spaces for Black and brown folks, and other people of color. She also touches on her experience as an entrepreneur and provides tips and encouragement to anyone just entering that space, as well as the podcast industry in general. 

Please note: this interview was recorded in July 2020.

Follow Gabrielle Horton:

Gabrielle’s website

NATAL

Support NATAL

Hear to Slay

The Black List

NATAL  Instagram: @natalstories 

Personal Instagram: @gabhorton 

NATAL Twitter: @natalstories

Personal Twitter: @gabhorton

Follow POD.DRALAND for more:

Website: https://www.poddraland.com/

Instagram: @pod.draland

Twitter: @poddraland

Facebook: @pod.draland

TikTok: @poddraland

Subscribe to the newsletterfor updates on this show and more. 

Share about the episode on your social media and hashtag the following to connect with other listeners:

#ThePodBroads

#Poddraland

Ad info:

The Wave Podcasting

Free guide

Use code: POD.DRALAND10  for 10% off of the full guide


Original music by Kerry Blu:

Website kblumusic.org

Instagram @kblumusic

Cover Art by Elsa Bermudez

Website 

Instagram @oddaht

choice.crd.co
donations4abortion.com


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

On this episode, Alexandra interviews Gabrielle Horton, founder of The Woodshaw, a company where she provides production services to podcast creators, and the executive producer to an upcoming podcast series at Headspace set to launch in Spring 2021. She is also the co-creator, executive producer, and host of NATAL, a podcast docuseries about having a baby while Black--a major topic on this particular episode. Gabrielle walks Alexandra through the exact inception point of the idea for NATAL, along with the viral Tweet that spurred it on. 

In the first half of the episode, Gabrielle shares about her experience as a political staffer and campaign worker for notable figures such as John Lewis and President Obama, and how this work ultimately equipped her to effectively tell stories through podcasting. They discuss racist and sexist workplace culture in which Gabrielle emphasizes the so obvious need for representation in media spaces for Black and brown folks, and other people of color. She also touches on her experience as an entrepreneur and provides tips and encouragement to anyone just entering that space, as well as the podcast industry in general. 

Please note: this interview was recorded in July 2020.

Follow Gabrielle Horton:

Gabrielle’s website

NATAL

Support NATAL

Hear to Slay

The Black List

NATAL  Instagram: @natalstories 

Personal Instagram: @gabhorton 

NATAL Twitter: @natalstories

Personal Twitter: @gabhorton

Follow POD.DRALAND for more:

Website: https://www.poddraland.com/

Instagram: @pod.draland

Twitter: @poddraland

Facebook: @pod.draland

TikTok: @poddraland

Subscribe to the newsletterfor updates on this show and more. 

Share about the episode on your social media and hashtag the following to connect with other listeners:

#ThePodBroads

#Poddraland

Ad info:

The Wave Podcasting

Free guide

Use code: POD.DRALAND10  for 10% off of the full guide


Original music by Kerry Blu:

Website kblumusic.org

Instagram @kblumusic

Cover Art by Elsa Bermudez

Website 

Instagram @oddaht

choice.crd.co
donations4abortion.com


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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