Nearly Media is a full service podcasting company bringing the necessary elements of storytelling, technology, artwork and social media together for organisations.
We handle each of the many elements in producing a podcast that will be available to global audiences.
“Nearly” describes the most exciting place to be on a business journey. It’s at one with the reach of success, a realisation of hard work and the tipping point for new opportunities.
We bring a journalistic ear to any content we produce, siding with the audience first knowing they will drive the impact of a podcast we create.
The last line of an article we remember…
“Audio is one of the most intimate forms of media because you are constantly building your own images of the story in your mind and you’re creating your own production… And that of course, is something that you can never get with
visual media.”
The Atlantic: Inside the Podcast Brain: Why Do Audio Stories Captivate?
Emma Rodero, a communications professor, Pompeu Fabra University Barcelona
Emma studies how audio productions retain people’s attention.
This is us
We’re storytellers that love the medium, the opportunities podcasts present and the flexibility for creativity.
We’ve worked in radio, journalism, digital content and social media. It’s time they were all working together properly.
Our focus on podcasts reflects the growth of the medium, our experience in radio and the diverse opportunities for storytelling with fewer restraints.
Courtney Carthy
I’ve worked in radio and digital content my entire career, starting at SYN in Melbourne before moving to Ballarat to produce, report and present at ABC radio.
Since then I’ve worked on some of the ABC’s best rating programs as a producer and digital content specialist, completed a documentary for ABC RN and advised the PNG National Broadcasting Corporation on organisation-wide social media strategy.
I also founded and lead Inflatable Regatta and Yarra Projects.
courtney@nearly.com.au
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Andy Bellairs
I have worked with the iconic radio program, the Coodabeen Champions, for over a decade as a producer, contributor and manager.
Along with this, I have worked with every program on ABC Radio from Jon Faine to Australia All Over in some capacity and hosted my own Sunday morning programs on ABC Radio Melbourne. My relationship with the ABC goes all the way back to winning the Heywire program for Western Victoria in 2000.
I am a published journalist with a variety of media outlets: The Age, AFL.com.au and Vice Sports among others.
andy@nearly.com.au
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