Georges podcast - audience

Cards (11)

  • whos the target audience
    25-45, educated, ethically diverse
  • how does it target educated audiences
    they'll be engaged by the mix of poetry, politics and culture ideas
  • how does it target young audiences
    modern slang, street dialects
  • how does it target ethnic minorities
    issues relatable to ethnic minorities
    - grenfell tower
    - gang crime
    - drugs
  • peabody award
    given to people who make niche, cultural programmes
    will engage listeners looking for culturally renowned content
  • how does George himself target an audience
    (race, education and subverting of stereotypes)
    young, black males may see him as a role model
    he attended Cambridge uni - might draw in educated upper class
    he challenges traditional negative stereotypes of young black men and many listeners would enjoy this unconventional more complex representation
  • music
    predominantly black artist's music is included in the podcast to add entertainment and further target modern audiences
    (Stormzy)
  • short eps + formats
    aprox 25 min episodes
    reflect shorter attention span of audiences

    podcast format offers audiences flexibility of when, where and how to access > wider audience
  • the interactive element of the podcast

    as podcasts are pre-recorded rather than live, few opportunities for active audiences to react
    common ground - audiences can go online and get involved and discuss topics from the show and contribute their own thoughts
  • guests on the podcast
    (family and Henry Stone)
    his podcast often feature his mum, brother, nephews and wide - making him seem relatable to listeners

    guests from a diverse range of ethnic minorities to engage a diverse audience - eg. Henry stone
  • intertextual clips/references to other media clips
    eg. Aladdin and rick and morty

    makes the podcast feel fun and interesting
    targets mainstream audiences, brings fans of those products in

    referencing content from 80s-90s might suggest they're targeting audiences up to 45 years old