The Archaeology Podcast Network (APN) is an educational media organization established on December 1, 2014, by archaeologist Chris Webster and podcaster Tristan Boyle. It operates a network of podcasts that focus on archaeology, heritage, and related fields, aiming to provide accessible and engaging content for both the public and professionals in the field.
APN features a diverse range of podcasts covering topics such as cultural resource management, archaeological methods, and public archaeology. The network includes at least 18-19 different shows hosted by over 20 volunteer experts. It also offers podcast production training through in-person and online classes, helping others develop their podcasting skills. APN targets a wide audience, including archaeology professionals, students, and the general public, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation of archaeology and heritage.
The Archaeology Podcast Network (APN) is an educational media organization established on December 1, 2014, by archaeologist Chris Webster and podcaster Tristan Boyle. It operates a network of podcasts that focus on archaeology, heritage, and related fields, aiming to provide accessible and engaging content for both the public and professionals in the field.
APN features a diverse range of podcasts covering topics such as cultural resource management, archaeological methods, and public archaeology. The network includes at least 18-19 different shows hosted by over 20 volunteer experts. It also offers podcast production training through in-person and online classes, helping others develop their podcasting skills. APN targets a wide audience, including archaeology professionals, students, and the general public, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation of archaeology and heritage.
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