Words. To be heard.
This is the era of listening: to audiobooks, to radio, and to podcasts — both video and audio. How do you reach people when they’re not looking? How do you make sure your voice, message and ideas not only cut through the noise — but spark imagination and trust? RadioWright is a full-service audio project development and consulting company. Founded by award-winning audio strategist and podcast professional Julia Barton, we develop digital media that captures audiences.
Podcast Development and Editorial Strategy
Crafting clear, compelling audio scripts for podcasts and audiobooks.
Consulting & Coaching
Helping voices sound authentic and engaging in audio storytelling.
Communications
Transforming business messages into impactful, engaging audio content.
“The script turned out so well. I was really moved by all the thought and research and imagination that [Julia] put into it.”
Micah Loewinger
Co-host, On the Media, WNYC Studios
“The first season I didn’t know her very well. The second year, I started to listen to what she had to say, and I was like, ‘Actually, she says really, really, really smart things.’ The third year, I was like, ‘Oh my God, Julia is a genius!’”
Malcolm Gladwell
Author and host, Revisionist History, Pushkin Industries
“I never realized how important it was to have an editor. Thank you, Julia.”
Michael Lewis
Author and host, Against the Rules, Pushkin Industries
Julia Barton has changed the listening experience for millions by working with best-selling nonfiction authors to shape their writing and reporting for the ear. As Executive Editor of Pushkin Industries, she developed and edited Malcolm Gladwell’s chart-topping Revisionist History podcast, as well as Against the Rules with Michael Lewis, and historian Jill Lepore’s The Last Archive, among many other shows. A Nieman Fellow at Harvard (NF 2024), Barton writes and speaks about broadcasting history and how it applies to media today. Her consulting work takes inspiration from legendary broadcast poet, dramatist, producer and educator Norman Corwin, who said he had to coin a new word for his profession: “radio-wright.”
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