A produção de conteúdo literário em podcasts jornalísticos: uma análise do 451 MHz

Abstract

Podcasts have become one of the main digital media in Brazil. According to Kantar Ibope (2019), this format reached 24% of radio listeners in the country. It offers a space for diverse content, including programs dedicated to the discussion of books, authors, and literary topics. This undergraduate thesis investigates the production of book-related content in journalistic podcasts, in order to understand how the program 451 MHz integrates literature and journalism to convey information to the listener-reader. The research adopts the methodology of Critical Narrative Analysis, proposed by Motta (2013) and adapted by Viana (2022). Based on this approach, four episodes were selected under the thematic axis of “Literary Writing” and analyzed through three narrative levels: expression, story, and metanarrative. Throughout this process, it is observed how journalistic elements are used to address topics related to contemporary literature, society, and culture. As a result, it is understood that 451 MHz presents a distinct way of practicing journalism through literature, allowing the discussion of books while also engaging with relevant issues of contemporary society.