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The Cormorant Audio Network

Podcasts for independent publishers

The Long Draft

Hosted by Ines Marchetti, The Long Draft collects the unglamorous middle of a writing career — the years between the first issue and the one that finally pays rent. Every episode follows a publisher who found a readership without borrowing someone else's audience.

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The Long Draft  •  Episode 61
How a Former Radiologist Built a 14,600-Reader Health Letter on Her Own Terms
00:00 | 16:50
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  • How a Former Radiologist Built a 14,600-Reader Health Letter on Her Own Terms 17 min
  • How a Ceramicist Rebuilt Her Studio Income After Two Years of Silence 18 min
  • How an Architecture Critic Turned a Saturday Letter Into a Full Salary 19 min
  • How a Documentary Editor Traded Client Work for 2,140 Paying Readers 22 min

About the host

Portrait of Ines Marchetti — photo by Jake Nackos on Unsplash

Ines Marchetti

Ines is an essayist and interviewer who has profiled illustrators, translators, and archivists for the better part of a decade. When she isn't editing tape, she's walking a stubborn greyhound named Pesto, mapping out her second book, or replaying the same live album for the 300th time.

Inbox Weather

Every Tuesday, Inbox Weather reads the forecast for anyone who sends email for a living — authentication, sending reputation, list hygiene, and the small decisions that keep your issue out of the promotions pile.

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Inbox Weather  •  Episode 15  •  Season 5
Deliverability, Asked and Answered
00:00 | 46:53
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  • Deliverability, Asked and Answered 47 min
  • Lead Magnets That Don't Poison Your List 27 min
  • What Happens to Newsletters After the Reply-All Era 33 min
  • Raising Engagement Without Begging, with Tarquin Reed 49 min

About the hosts

Portrait of Priya Raghunath — photo by Thanh Xuan Nguyen Ly on Pexels

Priya Raghunath

Priya leads deliverability at Cormorant from Nashville, Tennessee. She spends her days helping senders reach the inbox and her evenings on a cargo bike, a cat named Bramble riding shotgun in the front basket.

Portrait of Soren Vik — photo by Korede Adenola on Pexels

Soren Vik

Soren grew up in Boise, Idaho and now lives outside Tacoma, Washington. After eight years in lifecycle marketing he found an unlikely obsession in authentication records, and he will happily explain DMARC to anyone who asks twice.

The Tide Table

A show for publishers, by publishers. Every Wednesday, hosts Theo Brandt, Halima Sow, and Rafael Duarte read the water — pricing, burnout, sponsorships, and the questions independent writers keep asking each other in private.

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The Tide Table  •  Episode 169
Running a $38K/Month Course Business Out of One Inbox, with Mireille Aubert
00:00 | 42:54
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  • Running a $38K/Month Course Business Out of One Inbox, with Mireille Aubert 43 min
  • How to Get an Open Rate Past 52% and Actually Keep It, with Khe Adisa 48 min
  • Writing in a Second Language, and Publishing From Six Time Zones Away 48 min
  • Taking a Break Without Losing the Room 39 min

About the hosts

Portrait of Theo Brandt — photo by Ben Khatry on Pexels

Theo Brandt

Theo is a part-Kiwi, part-Dutch designer based in Valencia who is happiest halfway through a side project. By day he is Creative Director at Cormorant; the rest of the week he is filming, editing, and re-cutting his own weekly show.

Portrait of Halima Sow — photo by Foto Sushi on Pexels

Halima Sow

Halima spent four years booking live rooms for festivals from Marseille to Reykjavik before joining Cormorant to run events and partnerships. She was a collegiate volleyball captain, credits most of her patience to that decade, and is raising three loud, extremely opinionated daughters.

Portrait of Rafael Duarte — photo by Prince on Pexels

Rafael Duarte

Rafael is from San Juan and grew up in Orlando, Florida. He loves long roadtrips, amateur woodworking, hiking the Cascades, and anything with a science-fiction spine. His Australian shepherd, Jake, has fully taken over his camera roll.