Voices of CLV.
Residents and staff in their own words, produced as a running series.
- Client: Carroll Lutheran Village
- Senior living
- Interview podcast
- Monthly episodes
Listen in.
Real conversations with the people who make Carroll Lutheran Village a place to live.


Life, not a waiting room.
Carroll Lutheran Village is a continuing care retirement community. The podcast lets the people who live and work there show what life there is really like.
- Future residents
CLV wants to reach younger residents. They need to hear it’s a place to live, full of people and things to do, and that the choice is theirs.
- Their families
They want to know their loved one is safe and cared for, and that they’ll be happy, with things to do and a life to live.
- In their own words
Residents and staff tell it themselves, so listeners hear real voices, not a sales pitch.
One conversation at a time.
- FormatInterview-style conversations
- Recorded atCarroll Lutheran Village
- ScheduleA new episode every month
Each episode is a conversation with someone who lives or works at the community. Recording right there keeps guests comfortable, so they talk the way they would with a neighbor.
Let your people do the talking.
Nobody sells a community better than the people in it. A podcast gives them the room to do it, episode after episode.
- Real voices build trust
Listeners hear actual residents, clients and staff. That’s more believable than anything you could write about yourself.
- One recording, many pieces
Each conversation becomes a full episode, short clips and show notes for your website, social media and email.
- A steady stream of stories
A running series keeps fresh content coming, and every episode adds to a library people can find long after it airs.
- You bring the guests
You choose who’s on the show. I plan the format and topics, then handle the recording, editing and clips.
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