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Longtable Audio · Podcast producer · Tucson, AZ

Tariq Haddad produces a weekly interview podcast from a Tucson studio, and he uses this to move every episode from the first guest pitch through recording, editing and show notes to the day it publishes, with each sponsor's read tied to the episode it runs in.

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Episode board

Episodes
Pitched5
What a seed librarian savesLT-163Petronella Ashgrove
Under the desert floorLT-164Anselm Takahashi-Roy
Telling parents the hard thingLT-165Philippa Oduya-Strand
Painting a wall that is not yoursLT-166Mateus Brannigan
Cattle, drought and rain you can count onLT-167Evander Castellanos
Booked5
Home birth, then and nowLT-158Thandiwe Rourke
Why buses run the way they doLT-159Kofi Lindqvist-Amoah
Thirty years of other people's worst minutesLT-160Bartholomew Seidel
Cutting 400 hours down to ninety minutesLT-161Ximena Ortega-Lindahl
Who owns the riverLT-162Odalys Fairweather
Recorded3
Coaching kids who want to quitLT-155Ignatius Park-Beaumont
What bees do in a drought yearLT-156Rosalind Abernethy-Diaz
Closing a restaurant on purposeLT-157Caspian Delacroix-Mbeki
In edit3
The first year after a green cardLT-152Perpetua Nwosu-Hart
Sitting with the dyingLT-153Ayesha Rahmani-Cole
Why dark skies are disappearingLT-154Lorcan Aldous
Show notes4
What courts get wrong about memoryLT-148Marisela Quintero-Bell
Repairing instruments with a century of historyLT-149Leopold Thackeray-Nair
Running a 60-year-old food businessLT-150Desmond Kwiatkowski
Restoring grassland after wildfireLT-151Ottilie Mwangi-Frost
Published7
Coaching, part two: the parentsLT-147Ignatius Park-Beaumont
Bees in a wet winterLT-146Rosalind Abernethy-Diaz
Another hour on the restaurant that closedLT-145Caspian Delacroix-Mbeki
Water rights: the follow-upLT-144Odalys Fairweather
Birth registers, read aloudLT-143Thandiwe Rourke
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Episodes

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Every episode of the weekly interview show from first pitch to published show notes.

EpisodeNumberGuestStageRecordingPublishes onRuntime
The long way to a green cardLT-141Perpetua Nwosu-HartPublishedAug 10, 7:00 PMAug 21, 202662
Buses at nightLT-142Kofi Lindqvist-AmoahPublishedAug 17, 7:00 PMAug 28, 202636
Birth registers, read aloudLT-143Thandiwe RourkePublishedAug 24, 7:00 PMSep 4, 202659
Water rights: the follow-upLT-144Odalys FairweatherPublishedAug 31, 7:00 PMSep 11, 202646
Another hour on the restaurant that closedLT-145Caspian Delacroix-MbekiPublishedSep 7, 7:00 PMSep 18, 202654
Bees in a wet winterLT-146Rosalind Abernethy-DiazPublishedSep 14, 7:00 PMSep 25, 202638
Coaching, part two: the parentsLT-147Ignatius Park-BeaumontPublishedSep 21, 7:00 PMOct 2, 202641
What a seed librarian savesLT-163Petronella AshgrovePitched———
Under the desert floorLT-164Anselm Takahashi-RoyPitched———
Telling parents the hard thingLT-165Philippa Oduya-StrandPitched———
Painting a wall that is not yoursLT-166Mateus BranniganPitched———
Cattle, drought and rain you can count onLT-167Evander CastellanosPitched———

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Guests

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The people who have been on the show or are being pursued for it.

GuestWhat they doEmailPhoneHow they came to usEpisodes
Anselm Takahashi-RoyCave guide and geologistanselm@takahashiroy.net(520) 555-0180ReferralUnder the desert floor
Ayesha Rahmani-ColeHospice nurse and authorayesha@rahmanicolebooks.net(520) 555-0165PublisherSitting with the dying
Bartholomew SeidelRetired air-traffic controllerbart@seidelbooks.net(520) 555-0170PublisherThirty years of other people's worst minutes
Caspian Delacroix-MbekiChef and restaurant ownercaspian@delacroixmbeki.net(520) 555-0168Listener pitchClosing a restaurant on purpose, Another hour on the restaurant that closed
Desmond KwiatkowskiOwner of a family tortilla factorydesmond@kwiatkowskitortillas.net(520) 555-0162ReferralRunning a 60-year-old food business
Evander CastellanosRanch manager on the Santa Cruzevander@castellanosranch.net(520) 555-0176Listener pitchCattle, drought and rain you can count on
Ignatius Park-BeaumontHigh-school wrestling coachignatius@parkbeaumont.net(520) 555-0172Listener pitchCoaching kids who want to quit, Coaching, part two: the parents
Kofi Lindqvist-AmoahTransit plannerkofi@lindqvistamoah.net(520) 555-0174Guest booker outreachWhy buses run the way they do, Buses at night
Leopold Thackeray-NairLuthier and violin restorerleopold@thackerayluthier.net(520) 555-0164Listener pitchRepairing instruments with a century of history
Lorcan AldousAstronomer at a university observatorylorcan.aldous@catalinaobservatory.org(520) 555-0166ReferralWhy dark skies are disappearing
Marisela Quintero-BellPublic defender and former journalistmarisela.quinterobell@pimacountydefense.org(520) 555-0163Guest booker outreachWhat courts get wrong about memory
Mateus BranniganMural paintermateus@brannigan-murals.net(520) 555-0178Listener pitchPainting a wall that is not yours

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Sponsors

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The companies whose reads run in the episodes, and what each is paying.

SponsorCategoryRate per episodeContact emailContact phoneEpisodes
Barrowfield Coffee RoastersCoffee$750sponsorships@barrowfieldcoffee.net(520) 555-0181Home birth, then and now, What bees do in a drought year, What courts get wrong about memory, Coaching, part two: the parents, Buses at night
Nightjar NotebooksStationery$450hello@nightjarnotebooks.net(520) 555-0184Cutting 400 hours down to ninety minutes, The first year after a green card, Running a 60-year-old food business, Water rights: the follow-up
Ocotillo Trail Mattress Co.Home goods$600ads@ocotillotrailmattress.net(520) 555-0183Thirty years of other people's worst minutes, Closing a restaurant on purpose, Repairing instruments with a century of history, Another hour on the restaurant that closed
Quillback Tax SoftwareSoftware$900media@quillbacktax.net(520) 555-0182Why buses run the way they do, Coaching kids who want to quit, Why dark skies are disappearing, Bees in a wet winter, The long way to a green card
Sidewinder Bike WorksRetail$500marketing@sidewinderbikes.net(520) 555-0185Who owns the river, Sitting with the dying, Restoring grassland after wildfire, Birth registers, read aloud

Forms and booking

Suggest an episode

Form
Suggest an episodeThe page on the show's website where a listener or a would-be guest proposes a conversation.
What would the episode be called? *
What would you talk about?
Send it to Tariq

Dashboards

The show at a glance

Episodes
Episodes by stage
  • Pitched5
  • Booked5
  • Recorded3
  • In edit3
  • Show notes4
  • Published7
Sponsor money by stage
  • Pitched$0
  • Booked$3,200
  • Recorded$2,250
  • In edit$1,850
  • Show notes$2,300
  • Published$4,850

Also included

  • Episode boardStage rules
  • Recordings this fortnightDigest
  • Episode publishedNotificationTells Thea the moment an episode goes live so she can send the sponsor the air date.

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