Carroll Lutheran Village · Podcast

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
The show

Listen in.

Real conversations with the people who make Carroll Lutheran Village a place to live.

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The brief

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.

How it was made

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.

What this could do for you

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.

Adam framing a shot, his face reflected in the camera monitor.
Your turn

Have a story that needs telling?

Tell me what you need the content to accomplish. A conversation doesn’t commit you to anything.

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