Good Tape, a rising star in the world of podcasting and a favorite among podcasters, is taking bold steps to expand its presence both online and in the creative industry. As it gears up for the release of its highly anticipated second issue, the magazine has launched a new website and unveiled Good Tape Studio, a creative hub designed to support the most ambitious visual projects in the podcasting industry.
Good Tape’s New Website: A Digital Expansion
Ahead of the fall release of its second issue, Good Tape has launched a brand-new website, marking a significant milestone in its journey. The new platform aims to provide an enhanced digital experience for readers, offering them more ways to engage with the magazine’s content and stay updated on the latest developments in the podcasting world.
The magazine, known for its sharp and daring editorial voice, has quickly established itself as a key player in the podcasting industry. With this new online presence, Good Tape is set to reach an even broader audience, connecting with podcasters, creators, and fans alike.
Pre-Order “The Celebrity Issue”
One of the major highlights of Good Tape’s new website is the ability for readers to pre-order “The Celebrity Issue,” the magazine’s highly anticipated second issue. This edition promises to be a showcase of stellar writing and insightful commentary, featuring contributions from some of the most respected voices in journalism today.
- Miles Klee, staff writer at Rolling Stone, brings his unique perspective on celebrity culture.
- Elle Hunt, former features reporter at The Guardian, offers her sharp analysis of the media landscape.
- Sowmya Krishnamurthy, a renowned music journalist, delves into the intersection of fame and the music industry.
These writers, along with others, contribute to a collection that Good Tape’s Editor-in-Chief, Alana Hope Levinson, describes as a “rally cry for the industry.” Levinson emphasizes that the magazine has “found its footing,” building on the strong editorial foundation established with its debut issue.
The Launch of Good Tape Studio: A Creative Powerhouse
In addition to its digital expansion, Good Tape has officially launched Good Tape Studio, a creative studio dedicated to providing top-tier creative services to producers, networks, and brands within the podcasting industry. This studio, spearheaded by creative leads Sami Wittwer and Dane Cardiel, is already making waves with its innovative approach to podcast branding, pitch development, and experiential design.
Good Tape Studio’s services are designed to help clients realize their most ambitious visual goals, whether it’s developing a podcast’s branding or crafting an immersive design experience. Since its soft launch earlier this year, the studio has collaborated with some of the most esteemed names in the industry:
- Yowei Shaw, a respected audio professional, praised the studio for delivering artwork that perfectly captured the “playful, dreamy vibe” of her show, Proxy.
- Mia Lobel, another industry leader, has also benefited from the studio’s expertise, as have major players like Sounds Profitable and Lower Street.
Client Testimonials: A Glimpse into Good Tape Studio’s Impact
The impact of Good Tape Studio is evident in the glowing testimonials from its clients. Harry Morton, Founder of Lower Street, has high praise for the studio, noting that “the team at Good Tape Studio consistently delivers excellent podcast artwork for our branded podcasts. No matter the genre, style, or content, they nail it.”
For Yowei Shaw, the experience was equally transformative. “I’m not a visually-oriented person,” Shaw admits, “but somehow Good Tape Studio was able to interpret my cloud of feelings and deliver on imagery that perfectly fits the playful, dreamy vibe of my show Proxy. I’m so happy with my podcast art I could cry.”
These testimonials highlight the studio’s ability to translate the unique visions of its clients into stunning visual representations, further solidifying Good Tape’s reputation as a leader in the podcasting and creative industries.
A Vision for the Future: Good Tape’s Continued Commitment to Excellence
As Good Tape continues to grow, both as a magazine and a creative studio, its commitment to elevating the podcast industry remains unwavering. The magazine’s new website and the launch of Good Tape Studio represent significant steps in this journey, providing readers and clients with more ways to engage with its content and services.
Dane Cardiel, Founder of Good Tape, underscores the importance of this expansion: “While print will continue to be a core focus for Good Tape, we believe that expanding our reach digitally and packaging our editorial and design capabilities as a service was a natural next step. We’re excited to kick off new conversations with clients and invite those reading this release to reach out on our website.”
Good Tape’s vision for the future is clear: to be at the forefront of cultural and critical coverage of the podcast industry, while also offering the best in design and creative practices to its clients. As the magazine and studio continue to innovate and push boundaries, they are set to become an even more integral part of the podcasting world.
