Building a Better Participatory Culture and Enhancing Sense of Community in Podcasts – Systematic Literature Review

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This article studies the mechanisms for building a better participatory culture around podcasts and narrows the information gap among the podcast studies from the perspective of a sense of community. The research question is “What kind of participatory culture enhances a sense of community among the audiences of podcasts? A model of six enhancers of sense of community was developed. The research draws practical implications from this model and concludes that a participatory culture that embraces liveness, works in small communities, includes parasociality, provides opportunities for meaningful participation on trans-medial platforms, and builds on shared intimacy will enhance a sense of community.

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Wendland, J. (2024). Building a Better Participatory Culture and Enhancing Sense of Community in Podcasts – Systematic Literature Review. Journal of Radio and Audio Media, 13(2), 130–152. https://doi.org/10.1080/19376529.2024.2347609

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