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Our names are Gabriel Urbina, Sarah Shachat, and Zach Valenti, the creative team behind the science fiction podcast Wolf 359. We've won awards, build a show that achieved over nine million downloads, and produced hundreds of hours of audio. But we aren't just writers and producers of audio fiction: we're big fans of the medium.

So we've put together a class that will help you - yes, you! - construct compelling narratives and understand the unique strengths and challenges of audio storytelling. By the end of this course, we want to get you on your way towards making a show that's way better than ours.

Give it a listen - so you can give us something to listen to.

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