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Getty piloted its meditation podcast as audio-only, and about half of listeners said they needed to see the art. Zoe Goldman, a podcast producer at Getty, explains why OMMM: Our Museum Mindfulness Meditation became Getty's first video podcast and what the camera cost her team. She also explains where Getty's podcast ideas come from and why she tells every organization to make a pilot first.
Zoe says any organization considering a podcast should make a pilot first, because a pilot shows how much work the show will take and whether the idea works at all. Getty has made five podcast series since 2016, and Goldman said she is currently the main person working on its shows.