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Good Aural -The Audiobook Podcast

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<p><b>Good Aural</b> is a podcast about what makes an audiobook work.</p><p><br></p><p>Hosted by award winning narrator Brenda Scott Wlazlo, this podcast breaks down what actually makes a performance land. We cover everything from character and chemistry to pacing, prep, and the moments that make listeners stay.</p><p><br></p><p>For narrators, actors, audiobook fans, and anyone curious about the industry, these short episodes are honest, practical, and rooted in real experience.</p>

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4/24/2026

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 18: Ethics and AI (A Creative Industry's Dilemma)

July 29, 2026

Episode 18: Ethics and AI (A Creative Industry's Dilemma)

AI use is everywhere. But what does that mean exactly? Did someone use a tool to correct grammar? Did they have it look for redundancy in their writing or did they use it to create a cover, write AND narrate their book? In this episode, I break down the current AI categories to know in publishing and outline ways that narrators can not just protect their performances, but their moral code, too. Sources and show notes The Atlantic, “Is This What Comes After AI Slop?” — reporting ...

Episode thumbnail for Episode 17: The Duet Narration Disconnect (What Multicast Audiobooks Are Missing)

July 22, 2026

Episode 17: The Duet Narration Disconnect (What Multicast Audiobooks Are Missing)

This week, I’m talking about the production problem behind duet narration, what audiobooks could learn from audio drama, and the small changes that could make these performances feel FAR more connected. I’m also asking what happens when the cheapest answer to the growing demand for multiple voices becomes AI. Duet narration does not just need two voices. It needs two people who sound like they are actually having the same conversation. Show Note Sources: “He Said, She Said: Why Creato...

Episode thumbnail for Episode 16: Finding a Door Into Difficult Stories

July 15, 2026

Episode 16: Finding a Door Into Difficult Stories

If you're in this industry long enough, you'll get THAT book. That one that challenges your tongue and breath control, the one that didn't get the full editor pass, or the one where the characters and you just don't seem to click. And I get it. It's hard to get passed. So in this episode we chat about ways to dig in deeper, shift your mindset and do the dang thing. Want to keep in touch? Me, too! Brenda Reads Audiobooks Linktree and Check out my website: Brendascottwlazlo.co...

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What is Good Aural -The Audiobook Podcast?
<p><b>Good Aural</b> is a podcast about what makes an audiobook work.</p><p><br></p><p>Hosted by award winning narrator Brenda Scott Wlazlo, this podcast breaks down what actually makes a performance land. We cover everything from character and chemistry to pacing, prep, and the moments that make listeners stay.</p><p><br></p><p>For narrators, actors, audiobook fans, and anyone curious about the industry, these short episodes are honest, practical, and rooted in real experience.</p>
How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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