Show Notes
Curious about why I started Take One with Samantha Fremont? 🎙️ In this debut episode, I share my journey from hosting live TV to producing radio on SYN Media, and what inspired me to launch this podcast. I dive into: My experiences hosting live TV and creating the radio show Earl Grey
Behind-the-scenes lessons and memorable moments from SYN Media
My goals for the show and dream guests I hope to bring on
My media studies at RMIT University, including 4 specialised studio units
Whether you’re interested in media, podcasting, or just hearing the story behind a new show, this episode is a behind-the-scenes look at my journey and ambitions. Subscribe to Take One with Samantha Fremont so you never miss an episode! Credits: Host: Josie Armstrong Guest: Samantha Fremont Production: Josie Armstrong and Samantha Fremont Recorded at RMIT University, Melbourne Editing: Samantha Fremont Clips from 1700 and Earl Grey used with permission from SYN Media. Behind the scenes clips and group photo from Pretentious Pleasantries used with permission from RMIT University.
Acknowledgement of Country: We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the land on which this podcast was produced, and pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.
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